Gordon J. Lau Elementary School 劉貴明小學

April 12-30: RPD Interest form to be filled out by ALL SFUSD students to verify SFUSD status

May 3-7: Priority Registration for SFUSD Students in Priority Population

May 8: General registration begins

June 7-July 16: SFUSD-based summer programs

June 14-August 13: All other summer programming

All families choosing in-person learning must attend a mandatory meeting and submit required forms before the 1st day.

1st day for grades PK-2:  Monday, April 19 at 8:30 a.m.

1st day for grade 3-5:  Monday, April 26 at 8:30 a.m.

Please email the completed form, photo ID, proof of address to enrollinschool@sfusd.edu  Application Form:  English I  中文  I Español  

During distance learning, our school schedule is 9:00 to 2:30 p.m.  Exact end time for each grade will depend on the required daily minutes which is listed below:

PK and Kindergarten 180 minutes

1st - 3rd Grade     230 minutes

4th - 5th Grade     240 minutes

For most questions, it is best to contact your teachers directly.  Please use the attached list that contains all of our teachers' email addresses.  

For general inquiries, please call:  (415)743-0913

or EMAIL US at sch490@sfusd.edu

Every Wednesday, 10:30-12, a bag of 5 days' worth of meals is available to pick up from 18 school sites. Families must provide the student’s barcode for their meal account when picking up meals. To pick up meals for multiple students, please present each student’s barcode mailed to your home. Free meals are available to students who qualify or attend CEP schools. If your student is not eligible for free or reduced-price meals, $22.50 per bag will be charged to their SchoolCafe account. 

If you have to miss work to take care of your children due to the school closure, unable to work due to having COVID-19 or unable to work because you caring for an ill or quarantined member, you may be eligible for unemployment insurance benefits. 

COMCAST offers low-income Internet Essentials customers two months of free internet and announces additional steps to help ensure people stay connected to the Internet as more schools suspend classes and companies encourage employees to work from home due to the Coronavirus.

There are some things families can do to support their children during school closure related to the COVID-19 pandemic. While health and physical safety is a priority, it is also important to consider how children are thinking, feeling and talking about what is happening around them.

• Talk to Your Children
• Be Mindful of Your Routine
• Care for Yourself so You Can Care for Others

During these evolving times, SFUSD wants to be sure that students and families are safe, healthy, have access to food, and are aware of available resources. To that end, please continue to check the resources we’re sharing on our district website at www.sfusd.edu. You can find information about food distribution (Meal Information and Locations), community updates, other services and ways to stay healthy. The activities below are optional, free, and can be done with regular household materials. We have included some links to virtual/online activities, as well.

To prepare our students for distance learning, you will need the following apps:  Google Classroom and Zoom.  Please click on this link to see instructional videos. 為了讓我們的學生為遠程學習做好準備，您可能需要幫助您的孩子安裝以下應用程序：Google課堂和縮放。 請點擊此鏈接觀看指導視頻。Para preparar a nuestros estudiantes para el aprendizaje a distancia, es posible que deba ayudar a su hijo a instalar las siguientes aplicaciones: Google Classroom y Zoom. Haga clic en este enlace para ver videos instructivos.