Apply to TK or K for the 2025-26 school year by January 31, 2025!
If you would like to apply to our TK program, please visit sfusd.edu/apply to get started on your application. The deadline to apply is January 31, 2025.
Daily Health Screening
Staying home when sick is an important way that we protect each other from the spread of COVID-19. Answer the screening questions with your child every day before going to school.
COVID-19 VACCINES FOR AGES 12 AND UP
COVID-19 vaccines are now authorized for anyone age 12 and up!
School Announcements
Link to this section
Welcome
Link to this section
Overview Link to this section
Rooftop is a TK through 8th grade school with two campuses. The TK to 4th grade campus is called the Twin Peaks Campus while the 5th through 8th grade campus is called the Mayeda Campus. Campuses are located approximately two blocks apart.
Rooftop strives to be much more than a school. Students, staff, and parents work together to create a respectful, caring community of learners focused on developing the unique strengths of each child. Rooftop's challenging educational program integrates the arts to empower all students to become academic achievers, critical thinkers, and effective problem-solvers. Rooftop's staff and students commit to a pledge of respect which acknowledges the worth and dignity of all of its members: Acceptance and tolerance is a personal decision that comes from the belief that everyone is valuable and worthy of respect.
At Rooftop, talented teachers provide enriched, rigorous standards-based instruction to support the achievement of all students. Rooftop's achievement profile reflects the success of this academic program for its diverse student population. Rooftop's integrated arts and service program provide a gateway to joyful learning. Students discover their gifts and develop their talents through participation. Students are engaged in high achieving, joyful, 21st century learning through a variety of authentic learning opportunities which include: art, gardening, outdoor education, sensory motor integration, computer classes, student government, performing arts, visual arts, newspaper, yearbook, rooftop radio, physical education, and sports teams. Students are encouraged to take positive risks in the pursuit of knowledge and creative expression.