The SF Shakespeare Festival presents a one-hour, audience-interactive version of Julius Caesar with walk-on roles and a post-performance Q&A at Koret Auditorium in the SF Main Library on April 18.

The San Francisco Youth Commission is recruiting residents ages 12–23 to advise City Hall on youth-focused policies, with applications due April 30, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.

The Stonestown YMCA is hosting a month-long Girls Flag Football Clinic! The program aims to create a safe, fun, and inclusive environment where girls can learn the growing sport of Flag Football!

Join us on Thursday, April 9 to review an initial draft of the Board’s engagement plan and share feedback to strengthen partnership and collaboration on major district decisions in 2026.

Originally posted on April 1: Join our Ad Hoc Committee meeting on Public Engagement on Thursday, April 9 at Lafayette Elementary School. In this session, we will share an initial draft of the Board’s engagement plan and solicit feedback from the community to strengthen our partnership and collaboration for the district’s major decisions in 2026. Participants can join in-person or virtually.

Teachers and staff at Grade 6-12 school sites with Wellness Programs are invited to complete the biannual Wellness Program Staff Satisfaction survey.

Encourage your school community to celebrate SFUSD's LGBTQ+ Pride in April!

The San Francisco Youth Commission is recruiting residents ages 12–23 to advise City Hall on youth-focused policies, with applications due April 30, 2026.

The SF Shakespeare Festival presents a one-hour, audience-interactive version of Julius Caesar with walk-on roles and a post-performance Q&A at Koret Auditorium in the SF Main Library on April 18.

Middle and high school students can give a 3–5 minute presentation on an African American leader’s relevance today, and students K–12 can perform poetry for cash prizes at the Peace, Love & Soul Food Juneteenth Block Party in San Francisco on June 19–20.