Fall Learning Town Halls

Schedule of Events and How to Participate Link to this section

About the Town Halls Link to this section

Our community is working together to shape what fall learning will look like for SFUSD students. We would like your input. We also know you have questions, and we'll do our best to answer them! 

We'll share information about:

• Our process for fall planning
• Lessons learned so far from the spring semester
• Overview of public health guidance for schools 
• Scenarios under consideration

Please join us for a Town Hall the week of July 6!

How to Join a Town Hall Link to this section

To participate in a town hall, you only need a device that connects to the internet. We will livestream each town hall on SFUSD's YouTube channel. The link to the YouTube Live stream will be posted here one hour before each start time. We will also post a recording of each town hall after the event for those who could not participate in the livestream.

We encourage you to share your questions in advance of the town halls by using SFUSD’s Thoughtexchange. Thoughtexchange does not capture any personal information, and does not record anyone’s voice or image. Participants simply type and send their ideas - it’s a lot like sending a text or posting a comment on social media. Then you can see the questions and ideas that other participants are sharing.

Thoughtexchange in: English | 中文 | Español | Tagalog | Tiếng Việt | عربى

Learn more about how to use YouTube Live and how to use Thought Exchange. 

You can participate even if you cannot attend the scheduled Town Halls. Each Town Hall will be recorded and posted on SFUSD’s YouTube channel and on this page. SFUSD’s Thoughtexchange will be open until Thursday, July 9th for you to submit your questions and ideas.

Family Survey Link to this section

In addition to the town halls, we have created a brief, anonymous survey for you to share your thoughts on what you want fall learning to look like. 

The survey is available online in English, Spanish, Cantonese, Tagalog, Arabic, Vietnamese, and Samoan. To change the survey to a different language, go to the dropdown menu at the top where it says "English.” Select your student's school to take the survey. We will share a summary of the findings later in July.