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- Financial Fraud, Waste and Abuse Hotline
  Financial Fraud, Waste and Abuse Hotline
  - Financial Fraud Hotline
    Financial Fraud Hotline
  - Financial Fraud Hotline General Information
    Financial Fraud, Waste, Abuse Hotline – General Information
- State Alternate Assessments
  State Alt Assessments
- School Reorganization
  Learn about SFUSD’s school reorganization process, why it is needed, how decisions will be made, what it could mean for families, and how to stay informed and engaged.
  - Fall 2026 Family Survey and Focus Groups on SFUSD's Student Assignment Policy
    Learn more about our family survey and focus group responses on SFUSD's Student Assignment Policy.
  - Study Session 1 Recap
    Read the study session recap, including key discussion points, Board requests, decisions that were not made, and next steps.
  - Study Session 2 Recap
    Read the study session recap, including key discussion points, Board requests, decisions that were not made, and next steps.
- What is AVID
  Learn about the AVID Elective, the AVID Excel Elective, and AVID Schoolwide programs
- Contracts FAQs
  Below are answers to some frequently asked questions.
- Timeline example
  Timeline example
- SF Wellness Initiative
  San Francisco Wellness Program is a groundbreaking program dedicated to improving the health, well-being and academic success of the city’s public middle and high school students at 35 campuses.
  - About Us
    About San Francisco Wellness Programs
    - Our History
      Wellness Initiative History
    - Our Mission
      Wellness Initiative Mission
    - Contact
      Who to contact for the wellness initiative program support
  - Our Schools
    wellness centers in schools
    - SF Wellness Middle School
      Middle School Wellness Centers
    - SF Wellness High Schools
      SF Wellness High Schools
  - Our Programs
    How wellness centers work
    - Our Students
      Students of the wellness initiative
    - Wellness Center Staff
      Meet our Wellness center staff!
    - Wellness Center Student Interns
      Youth Leadership
    - Family Resources
      What families need to know!
    - Results & Impact
      The data shows the positive impact of wellness centers.
  - Our Partners
    Community Base Organization that help wellness serve specific students.
    - Our Community Partners
      Community-based partners expand our capacity to reach students on site with services targeting specific student populations.
    - Integrated SFUSD Support
      In collaboration with Student Family Services Division programs.
  - Support Us
    Help us ensure that students succeed by supporting us to serve students.
- SFSD - Student & Family Services Division
  SFSD - Student & Family Services Division
  - Who are We (SFSD)
    Who are We (SFSD)
  - Student/Family Services
    There are various services that SFSD provides for students and families.
  - SFSD - Student Support Programs
    SFSD - Student Support Programs
  - Student Support Staff
    SFSD - Student Support Staff
- SFSD Internships and Training (SIT) Team
  The SFSD Internships and Training (SIT) Team, formerly the Student Intervention Team (SIT), recruits, trains and supervises a yearly cohort of approximately 30-35 graduate-level clinical mental health interns. SIT staff also provide consultation, clinica
- SFUSD AVID Research and Data
  Learn about the data that shows AVID's effectiveness in SFUSD
- AVID Students
  Learn more about how students are recruited to AVID
- SFUSD AVID Tutors
  Learn more about how to become an AVID tutor
- SFUSD AVID
  College and Career Readiness Program for First Generation College Students. SFUSD AVID program is in middle and high schools. AVID hires tutors and provides college and career exploration opportunities.
- SFUSD Fa'aSamoa Initiative (FASI)
  Learn about SFUSD's Fa'aSamoa Initiative
  - FASI E-Newsletters
    FASI E-Newsletters
  - Reports & Board Presentations
    View annual reports and Board Presentations here.
- SFUSD Family Partnership
  Family partnership is a key ingredient to educational equity and student success.
  - Family Partnership Team
    Meet the SFUSD Family Partnership Team.
  - Set the Tone
    Directory for family and staff resources to Set the Tone
    - Set the Tone - Family
      Learn how families can support in "setting the tone" for family partnership at their school site.
    - Set the Tone - Staff
      Learn how staff can "set the tone" for family partnership at their school site.
  - Build Authentic Relationships
    Directory for family and staff resources to Build Authentic Relationships
    - Build Authentic Relationships - Family
      Learn how families can build authentic relationships to support family partnership
    - Build Authentic Relationships - Staff
      Learn how staff can build authentic relationships in support of family partnership.
  - Link Student Learning Between Home and School
    Directory for family and staff resources to Link Student Learning Between Home and School
    - Link Student Learning Between Home and School - Family
      Learn how families can link student learning between home and school to support family partnership
    - Link Student Learning Between Home and School - Staff
      Learn how staff can link student learning between home and school to support student success.
  - Create an Equitable School Community
    Directory for family and staff resources to Create an Equitable School Community
    - Create an Equitable School Community - Family
      Learn how to create an equitable school community in support of family partnership
    - Create an Equitable School Community - Staff
      Learn how staff can create an equitable school community in support of family partnership
  - Share Power and Decision Making
    Directory for family and staff resources to Share Power and Decision Making
    - Share Power and Decision Making - Family
      Learn how to share power and decision making to support family partnership
    - Share Power and Decision Making - Staff
      Learn how staff can share power and decision making in support of family partnership
  - Support Navigating SFUSD
    Directory for family and staff resources to Support Navigating SFUSD
    - Support Navigating SFUSD - Family
      Learn how to navigate SFUSD to support family partnership
    - Support Navigating SFUSD - Staff
      Learn how staff can support navigating SFUSD to support family partnership
  - Toolkits
    The Family Liaison position focuses on strengthening family partnership at a school site level in support of student education. The Family Liaison works to support culturally and linguistically diverse family groups in school activities and acts as a reso
  - Newsletter Archive
    Archives of the SFUSD Family Partnership Press monthly newsletter from past issues.
  - School FAQs
    Frequently Asked Questions related to SFUSD Family Partnership
  - Family FAQs
    SFUSD Family Partnership Family FAQs
- SFUSD Student Advisory Council (SAC)
  Welcome to the SFUSD SAC page
  - The Cabinet
    SAC - The Cabinet
  - Projects
    Student Advisory Council - Projects
- SFUSD Updates TK-5 Report Cards for 2024-25
  The 2024-25 TK-5 Report Cards are now updated to improve communication of students’ progress toward end-of-year grade level standards to families. View new and improved report cards and family resources at: sfusd.edu/reportcards.
- Services
  Services for SFUSD students and families.
  - Health & Wellness
    SFUSD, education, health, public schools
    - Health Requirements
      Learn what the health requirements to enroll a student in school are, including immunization requirements and tuberculosis (TB) clearance.
    - MPX (Monkeypox)
      The San Francisco Department of Public Health (SFDPH) has provided MPX (formerly known as "monkeypox") guidance for schools, childcare, and youth programs. SFUSD is already implementing health and safety measures to prevent the spread of MPX in our school
    - School Health Manual - Table of Contents
      A manual with health related resources
      
      Section A - Resources for Emergencies & Injuries at School
      Resources for Emergencies and Injuries Occurring at School
      
      Section B - Emergency Card Procedure & General School Health Management Tools
      Emergency Card Procedure & Emergency Care Plans
      
      Section C - Medication Administration & Emergency Care Plans
      Medication Forms and Care Plans
      
      Section D - Student and Family Services Division (SFSD) Services
      Student and Family Services Division (SFSD) Services
      
      Section E - Immunization/Health Forms Requirement
      Immunization/Health Forms Requirement
      
      Section F - School Health Mandates
      School Health Mandates
      
      Section G - Communicable Diseases & School-Age Illnesses
      Communicable Diseases & School-Age Illnesses
      
      Section H - Sensitive Issues/Confidentiality/Child Abuse Reporting
      Sensitive Issues/Confidentiality/Child Abuse Reporting
  - Safety & Emergency
    San Francisco Unified School District is continuously planning and preparing for emergencies that could interrupt the school day for students. We want to make sure that you are fully informed of our Emergency Operations Plan.
    - Student Safety and Parent Notification
    - Emergency Preparedness & Standard Response Protocol
      SFUSD uses the Standard Response Protocol (SRP) to ensure clear, consistent communication during emergencies across all schools. SRP is a nationally recognized framework developed by the I Love U Guys Foundation and is used by schools and public safety ag
    - Say Something Anonymous Reporting System
      Say Something Anonymous Reporting System
    - Air Quality
      As the frequency and duration of wildfires in California increases, the smoke from these wildfires can negatively impact the air quality for San Francisco and the Bay Area. SFUSD monitors the air quality for the City and County of San Francisco.
    - Water Testing
      SFUSD has been testing for lead in drinking water and making plumbing upgrades in schools since the 1980s.
  - Student Services
    Find out how to request a transcript, make up credits, request transportation, or learn about available counseling services.
    - Transcripts, Work Permits & Student Records
      Learn how to request high school transcripts, replacement diplomas, education verifications, or proof of enrollment.
      
      1. Current Student - Work Permits
      Starting Monday, January 8th, 2024, SFUSD high school students can go to their SCHOOL SITE to apply for a work permit. We hope this transition will be more convenient for the students so they will no longer have to go to the SFUSD Transcripts, Records & W
      
      2. Current SFUSD Student - Record Request
      This section is for students who are currently attending SFUSD PUBLIC Schools. For students attending Charter/County Schools, you MUST contact the school directly to get your unofficial or official transcript or records.
      
      3. Former Students / Alumni - Order High School Transcripts
      SFUSD uses Parchment to process all Transcript requests.
      
      4. Alumni - ORDER High School Diploma Copy
      SFUSD considers your transcript (not your diploma) to be the official proof of graduation.
      
      5. Former Students / Alumni - ORDER Proof of SFUSD Enrollment
      We can usually provide documentation that shows which schools you attended while in SFUSD, the years you attended, and the address(es) you lived at.
      
      6. 3rd Parties ONLY - ORDER Education Verifications
      SFUSD uses Parchment to process all Graduation / Education Verification requests (for 3rd Parties ONLY).
      
      7. School Transfer Records Requests
      If your student is transferring schools, please contact their school site, during the regular school year, to request records, since the school sites hold the complete cumulative files that contain all records.
      
      8. GEDs
      The San Francisco Unified School District has no records indicating obtaining a GED.
      
      9. Charter Schools
      For any of the schools below, you must contact them directly for your: High School Transcripts Enrollment Records Our office can still provide you with additional records for any SFUSD PUBLIC schools you attended before or after your Charter / C
      
      10. Private / Parochial Schools
      SFUSD does not hold records for any private or parochial schools (open or closed).
      
      11. Closed Schools
      Please look up the school in the California School Directory.
    - Transportation
      Learn more about the services that the SFUSD Transportation Department provides.
      
      General Education Transportation Services
      Request for General Education Transportation Services
      
      Alternatives to Yellow Bus Transportation
      Find other transportation options, including public transportation, carpooling, biking, and walking. Includes information about the free Muni (bus) passes program.
      
      School Bus Passenger Safety Guidelines
      School Bus Passenger Safety Guidelines
      
      Individualized Education Plan (IEP) Transportation Services
      If a student has been designated as needing ‘curb-to-curb’ transportation services, transportation will be provided from the curb of the student’s home to school and return back home.
  - Student Support Programs
    Overview of student support and services
    - SFCOE Triennial Plan
      Triennial plan for expelled and at risk youth for the San Francisco County Office of Education.
    - Suicide Prevention
      Read SFUSD's suicide prevention policy and get resources.
      
      Board Policy on Suicide Prevention
      Board Policy 5141.52 on Suicide Prevention - The Governing Board recognizes that suicide is a leading cause of death among youth and that school personnel who regularly interact with students are often in a position to recognize the warning signs of suici
  - Family Supports & Services
    Learn about the services we offer to families, and how we support and partner with families.
    - Student Family School Resource Link
      Providing access to district information for students, families, and school staff through online request form, email or phone line.
    - Attendance Awareness
      Attendance Matters. Every day counts for learning, and for building the relationships with teachers and friends that support long-term academic progress. Learn simple ways to help your student build good attendance habits this school year—and how SFUSD an
      
      7 Positive Attendance Tips
      Feeling connected at school depends on being there. Every day is an opportunity for your student to get to know their peers, and get the support they need from their teachers and other caring adults. Here’s what you can do to help your student build good
      
      We Are Here to Help
      We know you want your child in school every day. But we also understand that sometimes things get in the way. We want to be your partner in removing any barriers to regular attendance so your student can succeed.
      
      When It's Okay to Stay Home
      We look forward to seeing your child every day – however there are times when it is OK for a student to stay home from school.
      
      FAQs about Attendance in SFUSD
      Get some answers to frequently asked questions about attendance in SFUSD.
      
      Attendance Awareness Posters
      Printable posters for classrooms including student poster contest winners.
    - Family Resources for Talking about Race & Social Justice in the U.S.
      SFUSD staff have compiled a brief list of books, articles, videos, websites and other resources for families to explore race and social justice with children of different ages.
    - Immigration Policy & Resources
      Learn about resources, supports and policies for immigrant families and students.
  - Youth Leadership Programs
    See how our youth leaders are supporting health and wellness in our district through student action
    - Internships & Work Experience
      Students have opportunities to join a number of groups and projects related to health and nutrition. See below for opportunities
    - Bring Change to Mind
      Youth-led mental health awareness clubs
    - SFSD Youth Outreach Projects
      See the projects youth leaders have been doing to improve health and wellness in their communities
- Shared Schoolyard Program
  Welcome to the Shared Schoolyard Program Community Initiative, a joint partnership between the City and County of San Francisco, San Francisco Unified School District and Community Partners.
  - Schoolyard Rules and Regulations
    The Shared Schoolyard Use Rules and Regulations.
    - A Guide to Playground Safety for Kids
      A Guide to Playground Safety for Kids
  - Operating Hours & Schedule
    ANNOUNCEMENT: The last day of programming will be 6/29/2025. Please find below the current operating hours of our programs. We recommend checking the schedule on the morning of your visit to any of our school sites, as the hours are subject to change.
  - About Us
    About Us
- Special Education Services
  Special Education resources on services, enrollment, records and assessment for students with disabilities.
  - Acronyms & Glossary of Terms
    Special Education Acronyms and Glossary of Terms and Definitions
  - Calendar of Events & News
    Read about SFUSD special education updates, community events and special education in the news.
  - Child Find
    San Francisco Unified School District is committed to identifying, locating, and evaluating children and young adults who may have disabilities and need special education or related services. This process is called Child Find.
  - Community Advisory Committee for Special Education (CAC)
    Special Education CAC - Parent and Community members who advocate for special education students
  - Dispute Resolution Options
    How to file a special education complaint or grievance
    - Alternative Dispute Resolution
      Description of Alternative Dispute Resolution Services at SFUSD in partnership with the Bar Association of San Francisco
    - Mediation Only
      Those seeking only a mediation may access one of the Request for Mediation Only forms. Visit the Special Education Self-Help pages for more information on mediations not related to due process hearings.
    - Formal Due Process
      Information about special education due process hearings and compliance complaints
  - Early Childhood Special Education Services
    SFUSD Early Childhood Special Education
  - IEPs and 504 Resources
    What type of support is available for my student? SFUSD Students who need help can receive an SST, a 504 or an IEP as appropriate.
    - Assessments for Special Education
      Learn how to get your child assessed for special education and IEP services
    - Family Handbook for Special Education
      Special Education Family Handbook and IEP Resources for Families of Students with Disabilities
    - Types of Special Education Placements and Services
      All SFUSD schools have some special education services available for students with disabilities. However, certain highly specialized services for students with disabilities are only available at specific schools.
    - IEP Resources and Articles
      IEP Resources, Articles and Tips for Caregivers
    - Section 504
      Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. Resources for accommodations to support kids with learning disabilities in school.
  - Deaf and Hard of Hearing Resources
    Learn about SFUSD's continuum of services to support students who qualify for special education services under the category of deaf/hard of hearing. The type, frequency, and delivery of those services will depend on each child’s Individual Education Progr
  - Inclusion Resources
    Inclusion Resources for schools staff, parents and community members
    - Inclusive Schools Week
      Inclusive Schools Week is a national event that raises awareness and reduces the stigma of special education. This year's theme is Together We Learn, encouraging schools to celebrate the relationships, practices, and share experiences that create learnin
    - Inclusion & Disability Recommended Reading
      Books about inclusion and disability representation
  - Parent Rights and Procedural Safeguards
    Special Education Parent Rights and Procedural Safeguards
  - Private School Information
    San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) and the San Francisco Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA) are committed to locating and supporting students with disabilities
  - Policy & Procedure Handbook, Local Plans, CCEIS & Compliance
    Special Education Policy and Procedure Handbook and CDE Plans and Reports including the Local Plan and CCEIS Plans.
    - SFUSD Special Education Policy & Procedure Handbook
      SFUSD Special Education Policies & Procedure Handbook - DRAFT
    - CIM for Significant Disproportionality (CCEIS)
      Learn about SFUSD's plans to address disproportionality in Special Education.
  - Resources for Families
    Special Education Resources for families and students
    - Extended School Year
      Extended School Year is a summer program for qualifying special education students
    - Community Based Organizations
      Community Based Organizations for Students with Disabilities in San Francisco
    - Educational Surrogates
      Find information about becoming an educational surrogate or an education rights holder for a Foster Youth.
    - Family Guide for English Learners with IEPs
      This document provides information about family partnership and support for english learners during the IEP process.
    - Locations of Specialized Classrooms
      List of Special Day Class Locations in SFUSD (Autism, Mild/Mod, Mod/Severe, SOAR, etc)
    - Mental Health Resources
      Mental Health Resources for students and families
    - Residential Travel Reimbursement
      Residential Travel reimbursement documents for parents in english, spanish and chinese
  - Transition - Resources for Students Aged 14-22
    Information about special education programs for students aged 14-22
  - Contact Us
    Learn how to contact the Special Education Department, how to file a special education complaint, and who your special education supervisor contact is.
    - Special Education Ombudsperson
      The SFUSD Special Education Ombudsperson is the family, community and staff liaison for students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs).
- Thank you for signing up to receive updates
  New Mandarin Immersion K-8 Interest Form sign up confirmation page
- School Planning Summit 2026
  The School Planning Summit provides the opportunity to work together as a school community team on your School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) - your academic plan and budget for the 2026-27 school year.
- Tools for Reviewing Data
  Continuous Improvement tools and resources
- Prospective Substitutes
  Prospective Candidates
- Substitutes
  Welcome to SFUSD substitutes page!
- Thank you for signing up to receive updates
  Ethnic Studies Interest Form sign up page
- ExCEL Institute - August 2026
  ExCEL August Institute
- Local, State & Federal Programs Department
  Local, State and Federal Programs Department webpage is a resource for SFUSD employees, school sites and budget managers to obtain resources.
  - School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA)
    For this page contains links to school specific SPSAs
  - Federal Program Monitoring
    Federal Program Monitoring Review information for SFUSD.
  - Access & Equity Programs
    SFUSD’s Access & Equity team coordinates multiple federally-funded programs to meet the needs of students and families in our most underserved and underrepresented populations.
  - School Site Council (SSC)
    SSC
  - Single Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) Toolkit
    SPSA
  - Title I and Comprehensive School Improvement (CSI)
    Title I and Comprehensive School Improvement (CSI) Information
  - Time Reporting
    Locate all information needed for time reporting
  - Government Grant Approval Process
    Government Grant Approval Process
- Stories from the Digital Learning Field
  Listen to student voices as they discuss their foray into digital learning. Find resources to do the same at your school.
- Student and Family Handbook
  The Student and Family Handbook is a way to understand the rights that you have in the district. It is also a place where the district outlines our expectations for students and families.
  - Chapter 1: Welcome
    This chapter provides an introduction to the handbook and some important tools to navigate the district. You will find information about the school board, a contact list for the district, and the district calendar of holidays and key events for the year.
    - 1.1 How to Use This Handbook
      The Student and Family Handbook (we use the term family to include parents, caregivers and guardians) is a resource for all SFUSD stakeholders. This handbook is a way to understand the rights that you have in the district. It is a place where the district
      
      1.1.1 What Are These Legal Codes?
      Throughout the handbook, you will see citations of different types of legal codes. The information in these codes is legally required to be shared with you, and the code citations are helpful reference points for you to understand the source of the rule —
    - 1.2 Overview of Notifications
      At the beginning of the school year, the District provides notification to parents/guardians/caregivers regarding various rights and responsibilities. These notice requirements are embedded throughout this Handbook and/or are listed on this below.
    - 1.3 Overview of Forms
      View a list of forms in the Student and Family Handbook.
    - 1.4 Superintendent Letter
      Superintendent Letter
    - 1.5 SFUSD Board of Education
      The Board of Education is composed of seven members, elected at large to serve four-year terms. It is subject to local, state, and federal laws. The board determines policy for all public schools, from Kindergarten through twelfth grade (TK–12) in the San
    - 1.6 Get in Contact With Us
      fill this in
      
      1.6.1 Directory of SFUSD Departments
      Please visit www.sfusd.edu/departments for a list of commonly contacted departments and department websites.
      
      1.6.2 SchoolMessenger
      Parents-Guardians in SFUSD are automatically opted-in to SchoolMessenger, which is used to send families essential SFUSD district information as well as school-specific information. The messages come in the form of calls, text notifications, and email.
      
      1.6.3 How to Update Family Contact Information
      Families can update their contact information through the Family Portal ParentVUE at portal.sfusd.edu or by contacting their school’s main office. More about ParentVUE in chapter 3.4.3.
      
      1.6.4 Being Prepared for the Event of an Emergency
      Here at SFUSD, safety is our priority. Find out how your family can be prepared in the event of an emergency at or near your child’s school, or learn about how we communicate with families during an emergency.
      
      1.6.5 Community Hotlines
      Community Hotlines
    - 1.7 Annual Calendar
      View the school calendar
  - Chapter 2: SFUSD's Commitment to Families and Students
    This chapter outlines the mission and vision that guide SFUSD’s work and the graduate profile of the competencies and knowledge that we seek for all of our students. This chapter can help you understand the core values and goals that underpin our work a
    - 2.1 District Mission and Vision
      Each and every student who attends SFUSD schools will discover their spark, along with a strong sense of self and purpose. Each and every student will graduate from high school ready for college and career and equipped with the skills, capacities and disp
    - 2.2 Graduate Profile
      SFUSD is committed to helping all students develop strong academic knowledge and skills, as well as a host of dispositions and behaviors, that increase their curiosity and engagement, activate their full potential for learning, and prepare them for life,
    - 2.3 SFUSD Service Standards
      SFUSD's nine service standards fall under the categories of Honor, Understand, and Guide, or HUG for short. These HUG service standards help all SFUSD employees consistently provide high-quality service to our students, families, colleagues, and community
    - 2.4 School Accountability Report Cards (SARC)
      The SARC is a state mandated document. Its purpose is to inform parents of California public school children about the make-up of their children’s schools and the school’s rank on California’s annual Academic Performance Index (API). The Comprehensive Sch
  - Chapter 3: Family Resources and Rights
    The rights of families (the term we use to include parents, caregivers and guardians) are outlined in this chapter. This includes information about access to information and student data, enrollment and the district’s health, wellness and nutrition serv
    - 3.1 Family and Community Partnership
      The Community Schools & Family Partnerships Office provides support to school sites, families, district staff, and community partners to create strong partnerships to support students.
    - 3.2 Family Leadership Opportunities
      We believe that the collective and collaborative work of all stakeholders will achieve academic success for all students. School Site Councils (SSCs) and parent/community advisory committees such as the School Advisory Committees (SACs) and English Learn
    - 3.3 Parent Rights
      3.3 Parent Rights
      
      3.3.1 Right To Be Included in the Educational Process
      Under state law, parents/guardians of enrolled students have the right to be included in the educational process and to have access to the system on behalf of their children.
      
      3.3.2 Responsibility to Notify Existence of Court Orders
      3.3.2 Responsibility to notify school site administrator about existence of any court orders that affect school attendance.
      
      3.3.3 Volunteers and Visitors
      All visitors to a school, including parents, must sign in at the main office and receive proper authorization to be in the school. Visitors may be asked by the school site staff to display their passes as requested.
      
      3.3.4 Access to the Title IX Compliance Coordinator (Gender Discrimination/Sexual Harassment)
      Title IX of the Civil Rights Act provides that “no person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Fe
      
      3.3.5 Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) 2015
      The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA): The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) took full effect in 2018 to replace the No Child Left Behind Act in modifying the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 (ESEA).
      
      3.3.6 Prohibition Against Charging Student Fees
      California law prohibits public schools from charging student fees for public education, unless the fee is specifically authorized under the law. (SFUSD Board Policy 3260)
      
      3.3.7 Kindergarten To College Program and Opt-Out Form
      Download the Kindergarten To College Opt-Out Form
      
      3.3.8 Cal Grant Applicant Opt Out Form
      Download the Cal Grant Applicant Opt Out Form
      
      3.3.9 FAFSA or California Dream Act Application (CADAA) and Opt Out Form
      3.3.9 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or California Dream Act Application (CADAA) and Opt Out Form
      
      3.3.10: Immigrant Families: Know Your Educational Rights
      3.3.10: Immigrant Families: Know Your Educational Rights
    - 3.4 Information / Data Access, Rights, and Privacy
      3.4 Information / Data Access, Rights, and Privacy
      
      3.4.1 Student Records and Privacy Rights
      The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords 1) Parents of students 17 and younger; and 2) Parents of students 18 and older if the student is dependent for tax purposes on certain rights with respect to the student’s education records.
      
      3.4.2 Access to Student Records
      Full access to student records is granted to: a) Parents/guardians/caregivers of students age 17 and younger; b) Parents/guardians/caregivers of students age 18 and older if the student is dependent; c) Students age 16 or older or eligible students enroll
      
      3.4.3 Synergy Family Portal (ParentVUE)
      The Family Portal (ParentVUE) offers secure, private access to your student's school information, including assignments, grades, attendance, and teacher contact information. In the Family Portal you can see information for all your students on a single we
      
      3.4.4 Student Portal (StudentVUE)
      The Student Portal (StudentVUE) offers secure, private access to students’ school information. Using StudentVUE, students can see assignments, current grades and attendance, and contact teachers. To log in, use your SFUSD username and email address.
      
      3.4.5 Form: Student Acceptable Use Policy / Consent Form
      All families will be given a Student Acceptable Use Policy/Consent Form at the beginning of the year to be signed by the parent/guardian. Parents/guardians shall have the right to examine their child’s computer files, including electronic communications,
      
      3.4.6 Disclosure of Student Information on District Websites
      Student information is private and protected. No photographs and/or student work may be posted on the District website with any identifying information that can lead to the identification of the student, unless the parent/guardian has given their prior wr
      
      3.4.7 Notification: 3rd Party Use of Student Photos, Video, or Schoolwork
      Non-District media, community organizations or agencies may wish to interview, photograph, or film students. If you do not want your student to participate, please submit a written letter describing your request to your child’s School office. We will ma
      
      3.4.8 Form: District Use of Student Photographs/ Images/Schoolwork
      3.4.8 Form: Consent Form to Permit District to Use Student Photographs/Images/Schoolwork
    - 3.5 Special Education
      3.5 Special Education
      
      3.5.1 Special Education Quick Links
      This section includes information about assessments, raising and resolving issues related to special education, and contact information for the Special Education Services Ombudsperson. Additionally, throughout this handbook is further information related
      
      3.5.2 Special Education Assessment
      The SFUSD Department of Special Education Services offers assessment for students suspected of having a disability and provides services for those students identified as individuals with exceptional needs.
      
      3.5.3 Special Education Dispute Resolution
      Federal and state laws provide several mechanisms for resolving issues with the local school district. You can find these on the Notice of Procedural Safeguards and Parents Rights provided at your Individualized Educational Program (IEP) meeting.
      
      3.5.4 Section 504
      3.5.4 Section 504
    - 3.6 Multilingual Learner (English Learner), Immigrant and/or Undocumented Students and Families
      This section includes information about translation and interpretation services for families. It also outlines the district’s commitments to immigrant students and the rights of these students.
      
      3.6.1 Specific Table of Contents
      This section includes information about translation and interpretation services for families. It also outlines the district’s commitments to immigrant students and the rights of these students. There is additional information throughout this handbook that
      
      3.6.2 Free Translation and Interpretation Services
      Translation & Interpretation Services provides translation of district documents provided to parents; and interpretation at events such as Board meetings, special education meetings, or for other communications where school site translation or interpretat
      
      3.6.3 Form: Primary Language Assistance Request Form
      Primary Language Assistance Request Form
      
      3.6.4 Form: Translation/Interpretation Services Complaint Form
      Translation/Interpretation Services Complaint Form
      
      3.6.5 Rights of Undocumented Students
      The San Francisco Unified School District is a safe haven for all students regardless of citizenship status. Every student has the right to attend school regardless of the immigration status of the child or of the child’s family members. All students, i
      
      3.6.6 Notification: Commitment to Education of All Immigrant Children and Opposition to ICE Raids
      On April 24, 2007, the Board of Education adopted SFUSD Board Resolution No. 74-24A2, Commitment to Education of All Immigrant Children and Opposition to Recent ICE Raids. In the Resolution, the Board of Education stated its commitment to provide a publi
      
      3.6.7 Language Program Request Form
      If the school your student is enrolled in does not offer a particular language program, you may submit a request by completing the Language Program Request Form.
    - 3.7 Building a Safe School Environment
      
      3.7.1 LGBTQ+ Student Services
      Since 1990, LGBTQ Student Services aims to provide school sites the resources and district support to meet the needs of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning youth and families.
      
      3.7.2 Transgender Youth, Non-Binary and Gender Non-Conforming Youth
      Learn about transgender, non-binary and gender non-conforming students’ rights
      
      3.7.3 Violence-Prevention Education and Events
      SFUSD supports schools by providing a research-based violence prevention curriculum, staff training, and materials for educational bulletin boards, poster contests, videos, and theater presentations.
      
      3.7.4 Anti-Slur Policy
      
      3.7.5 Student Mentor Program
      The SFUSD Student Mentor Program (Mentoring for Success) is a school based mentoring program that provides students with highly qualified and effective mentors who engage students in asset building activities to build skills for school success, improved a
      
      3.7.6 Mandatory Reports to Child Protective Services
      School personnel are mandated reporters, and are therefore required to file a report with Child Protective Services (CPS) if they have knowledge of or observe a child whom the reporter knows or reasonably suspects has been the victim of child abuse or neg
      
      3.7.7 School Employee Code of Conduct with Students
      
      3.7.8 Sandy Hook Promise Anonymous Reporting System
      SFUSD partners with The Sandy Hook Promise (SHP) Say Something Anonymous Reporting System. The program is an additional way for SFUSD to identify and respond to concerns and threats that may arise at school sites.
    - 3.8 Enrollment
      
      3.8.1 Choice Enrollment Process
      
      3.8.2 Enrollment Procedures
      The Enrollment Center (EC) is the Welcome Center for families on the road to education in SFUSD. EC has a number of Placement Counselors who can help you with the entire enrollment process whether your child is new to SFUSD or already attending an SFUSD
      
      3.8.3 Enrollment and Rights of Foster Youth
      Learn about enrollment and rights of foster youth.
      
      3.8.4 Enrollment Rights of Students Experiencing Homelessness (SAFEH)
      A homeless student has the right to continue their education in the school of origin through the duration of homelessness.
      
      3.8.5 English Language Proficiency Assessments for California (ELPAC)
      State and federal law require that school districts administer a state test of English language proficiency to students whose primary language is other than English. The ELPAC has replaced the California English Language Development Test (CELDT) and is al
      
      3.8.6 School Transfers / Change of Program Eligibility
      Transfers during the school year are disruptive for students and schools and will generally not be accepted. Transfers are not permitted after the first week of September except in limited circumstances.
      
      3.8.7 Residency Requirement for Students
      A minor’s residence is presumed to be the legal residence of the parent(s) or guardian(s) who have physical custody of the minor. In order to be enrolled in SFUSD, the student’s parent/legal guardian must continually reside in San Francisco at the time of
      
      3.8.8 Interdistrict Permit Requests
      A parent/guardian who is a resident of San Francisco and wishes for their child to attend a public school outside of San Francisco must submit an interdistrict permit to the Enrollment Center (EC).
      
      3.8.9 Enrollment of Student Expelled From Other School Districts
      Students who have been expelled for offenses described in 48915(a) or 48915(c) will not be permitted to enroll in any other school or school district during the term of the expulsion, unless it is a county community school, juvenile court school, or commu
      
      3.8.10 Attendance Options: Alternative Schools in Educational Programs
      State law authorizes all school districts to provide for alternative schools.
      
      3.8.11 Form: School Health Form for School Entry - Grades TK/K-12
      Download the School Health Form for School Entry Grades TK/K-12
    - 3.9 Nutrition, Health, and Wellness
      
      3.9.1 SFUSD Wellness Policy
      The SFUSD Wellness Policy Program’s vision is to promote an environment that makes the healthy choice the easy and most desirable choice for students, staff, and families
      
      3.9.2 Physical Education
      All students in grades K-9 participate in physical education (PE) classes. California Education Code section 51210(g) requires that all students in grades 1 through 6 receive a minimum of 200 minutes of Physical Education instruction every ten days—that
      
      3.9.3 Physical Education Minutes: Complaint Form
      3.9.3 Physical Education Minutes: Complaint Form
      
      3.9.4 School Meals by Student Nutrition Services (SNS)
      Student Nutrition Services (SNS) is committed to providing students the equitable support they need to succeed in the classroom and beyond, by keeping them nourished along the way. We strive to create a student-centered, equitable, and financially stable
      
      3.9.5 Resources for Health and Wellness
      Families can find a wealth of resources at SFUSD schools to support their children’s health, development, safety, and academic success
      
      3.9.6 Nurses and Health Programs at Schools
      School District Nurses attend to individual student health as well as school-wide health issues. They are trained to recognize and respond to a wide range of health and behavioral concerns that may affect a child’s academic achievement and attendance, as
      
      3.9.7 Health Insurance Options
      You may contact your school social worker, school district nurse, or high school Wellness Program for help connecting with community health services and health insurance, including Medi-Cal.
      
      3.9.8 Tobacco and E-Cigarette-Free campus
      The San Francisco Unified School District requires its campuses to be tobacco and electronic vaping products-free. SFUSD prohibits the use of tobacco and electronic vaping products, at any time, in district-owned or leased buildings, on district property
      
      3.9.9 Condom Availability Program
      As part of a comprehensive effort to prevent HIV infection (Human Immunodeficiency Virus), the cause of AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome), other STIs (Sexually Transmitted Infections) and pregnancy, students at all SFUSD middle and high schools w
      
      3.9.10 Counseling, Psychological and Social Services
      SFUSD School Social Workers, School Nurses, and Wellness Programs provide counseling and student support groups for children and youth who are experiencing depression, anxiety, grief, or other risk factors for violence and/or substance use.
      
      3.9.11 Notification: CA LEA Billing Option Program
      San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD), in cooperation with the California Departments of Health Services and Education, has a program to allow the District to be reimbursed with federal Medicaid dollars for selected health services (such as, but n
      
      3.9.12 Notifications: Health Screenings and Services
      3.9.12 Notifications: Health Screenings and Services
      
      3.9.13 Form: Oral Health Assessment Form
      3.9.13 Form: Oral Health Assessment Form
      
      3.9.14 Notification: Diabetes Information
      Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes in adults. Until a few years ago, type 2 diabetes was rare in children, but it is becoming more common, especially for overweight teens.
      
      3.9.15 Notification: SFUSD California Healthy Kids Survey
      SFUSD’s Student and Family Services Division will administer the Youth Risk Behavior Survey. Survey results are shared with administrators, teachers, staff, and parents/caregivers.
      
      3.9.16 Notification: Healthy Schools Act of 2000 Pesticide Notification
      The California Healthy Schools Act of 2000 requires all California school districts notify parents and guardians about the use of pesticides in schools.
      
      3.9.17 Form: Request for Individual Pesticide Application Notification
      3.9.17 Form: Request for Individual Pesticide Application Notification
      
      3.9.18 Notification: Notice of Asbestos Inspections
      In compliance with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) regulations mandated by the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act of 1986 (AHERA), the SFUSD has performed inspections of all District buildings housing K-12 classrooms which were const
      
      3.9.19 Notification: Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Information
      In accordance with CA Education Code 48980.4 notification is provided regarding the state’s public policy described in subdivision (a) of Section 120336 of the Health and Safety Code, regarding recommendation for full human papillomavirus (HPV) immunizati
      
      3.9.20 Notification: Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI) Fee Schedule Program
      Notification: Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI) Fee Schedule Program
    - 3.10 Health Requirements and Forms
      3.10 Health Requirements and Forms
      
      3.10.1 Student Emergency / Medical Information Card
      3.10.1 Student Emergency / Medical Information Card
      
      3.10.2 Notification: Administration of Student Medications at School
      SFUSD recognizes that your child may occasionally need to take medication during school hours. In order to provide a safe and supportive environment for this, SFUSD has developed a policy regarding the dispensing of medications in school.
      
      3.10.3 Notification: Medication Administration Protocol
      Protocols for administering medication at school.
      
      3.10.4 Emergency Care Plans and Medication Forms
      Students with chronic health conditions like asthma, diabetes, allergies, and seizure disorders may need health services at school, such as specialized health care procedures, medication or emergency response. Emergency care plans provide information for
      
      3.10.5 Immunization and Tuberculosis Clearance
      Immunization and Tuberculosis Clearance
    - 3.11 Multipurpose Family Income Form (MFIF) = Student School Eligibility Benefits
      Submit the Multipurpose Family Income Form to apply for your student to receive free or reduced-price school benefits
    - 3.12 Notification of Rights to Pregnant and Parenting Students & Parents/Guardians of Pregnant and Parenting Students
      Notification of Rights to Pregnant and Parenting Students & Parents/Guardians of Pregnant and Parenting Students. I. The Right to Equal Education and Full Participation II. Confidentiality and Disclosure of Pregnancy III. Attendance and Excused Absences I
  - Chapter 4: Student Academic Expectations
    The district’s academic policies and expectations are detailed in this chapter. The chapter outlines attendance guidelines and how the district works with families when a student has many absences. It includes academic policies, including grading, promoti
    - 4.1 Attendance Guidelines
      4.1 Attendance Guidelines
      
      4.1.1 Importance of Attendance
      California law requires that children between the ages of 6 and 18 attend school every day. It is the parent/caregiver’s responsibility to ensure that their child gets to school every day.
      
      4.1.2 Recommendations for Temporary School Exclusion Due to Illness
      Chapter 4.1.2: Recommendations for Temporary School Exclusion Due to Illness
      
      4.1.3 What Parents/Caregivers Should Do When a Student Will Be Absent
      If a student will remain at home, the parent/ guardian/caregiver must communicate with the school before or on the day of absence.
      
      4.1.4 Excused and Unexcused Absences
      Verification of student absences is accepted only from parents/guardians/caregivers, or the student if they are 18 years old or older.
      
      4.1.5 What Happens if a Student has Many Unexcused Absences?
      If a student has unexcused absences, the school will send letters home, call the student’s home, and request meetings with the parent/guardian to develop an action plan and identify any support services the family needs to help the student get to school.
      
      4.1.6 Mandatory Report: Juvenile Court Probation
      Satisfactory school attendance and school behavior are typically conditions set forth by the court as a condition of probation.
    - 4.2 Academic Guidelines
      
      4.2.1 Academic Honesty
      All students are expected to complete their own academic assignments and examinations. Any type of academic dishonesty, including but not limited to cheating, plagiarism, submitting work done by another as your own, or using unauthorized technology is pro
      
      4.2.2 Dropping Courses
      A student may drop a five credit high school course without penalty up to six weeks after enrolling in the class with the approval of their parent/guardian/caregiver, counselor, and teacher.
      
      4.2.3 Homework
      Homework shall be assigned when necessary to support classroom lessons, enable students to complete unfinished assignments, or review and apply academic content for better understanding.
      
      4.2.4 Grading Period
      There are 18 weeks in a semester. If a particular school is on a 6-week reporting period, a report of progress or final grade report will be mailed to the student’s home after the 6th week, the 12th week, and the 18th week (final grade report). If the sc
      
      4.2.5 Grading Policy
      Student grades are determined by the teacher of the course. Student grades are final unless there is a finding of clerical or mechanical mistake, fraud, bad faith, or incompetency.
      
      4.2.6 Middle and High School Grades
      A student earns 5 credits for every course that they complete with a grade of “D” or better provided they attended the full semester or transferred to a new school with “grades in progress” from the former school.
      
      4.2.7 Progress Reports and Report Cards
      Report cards with final marks shall be issued at the end of the marking period (semester/quarter depending on the grade level). Each student's achievement shall be evaluated throughout each marking period.
      
      4.2.8 Independent Study
      The Board of Education authorizes Independent Study as an optional alternative instructional strategy by which students may reach curriculum objectives and fulfill graduation requirements. Three types of Independent study are offered within SFUSD.
      
      4.2.9 Extended Learning and Support for High School Students
      Learn about the credit recovery and credit earning options offered to high school students.
      
      4.2.10 Graduation Activities Participation
      Graduation Activities Participation
      
      4.2.11 Advanced Placement (AP) Test Fee Reimbursement Program
      Advanced Placement (AP) is a rigorous high school course that prepares students for college coursework and allows them the opportunity to earn college credit. SFUSD offers over 30 different AP courses.
    - 4.3 Promotion and Retention
      Students shall progress through the grade levels by demonstrating growth in learning and meeting grade-level standards of expected student achievement.
    - 4.4 Curriculum and Instruction
      
      4.4.1 Social Emotional Learning
      Social Emotional Learning (SEL) competencies are a set of skills, beliefs and attitudes that enable students to: understand and manage emotions; set and achieve positive goals; work and play collaboratively with others; and approach challenges as learnin
      
      4.4.2 Health Education Curriculum
      Health Education is part of the required instructional program at all grade levels in San Francisco schools. The goals of health education are to supplement and reinforce discussions about health in the home and to teach knowledge and skills necessary fo
      
      4.4.3 ExCEL After School Programs
      ExCEL After School programs are in nearly all SFUSD elementary, middle, and high schools.
      
      4.4.4 State Standards
      Educational standards describe what students should know and be able to do in each subject in each grade. In California, the State Board of Education decides on the standards for all students, from kindergarten through high school.
      
      4.4.5 CAASPP Testing
      The California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) is the statewide assessment system used by California public schools. CAASPP provides information that can be used to monitor student progress and ensure that all students leave high s
      
      4.4.6 Visual and Performing Arts
      The San Francisco community has long supported arts education, recognizing the value of arts and creativity in providing each and every student with a quality arts education experience.
    - 4.5 High School Graduation Requirements
      
      4.5.1 College and Career Readiness
      SFUSD offers a variety of courses and programs to prepare all students to complete requirements for UC/CSU enrollment.
      
      4.5.2 Credits and Course Requirements
      Students must complete a minimum of the following numbers of courses in the subjects specified, each course having duration of one year, unless otherwise specified. These credits may be achieved through traditional classes or alternative means that have b
    - 4.6 CSU and UC Admission Requirements
      4.6 California State University and University of California Admission Requirements
    - 4.7 Activities and Athletics
      
      4.7.1 Eligibility for Extracurricular and Co-Curricular Activities
      To be eligible to participate in extracurricular and co-curricular activities, students in grades 7-12 must demonstrate satisfactory educational progress in the previous grading period, including but not limited to: (1) Maintenance of a minimum of 2.0 gr
      
      4.7.2 Athletic Eligibility Requirements
      Students participating in interscholastic athletics governed by CIF shall satisfy CIF eligibility requirements. Students participating in any athletic activities that are not governed by CIF must meet the eligibility requirements set by the district for
      
      4.7.3 Student Transfers – Athletic Eligibility
      High school students who transfer are ineligible for athletic participation at their new school for one calendar year after the date of entry at the new school. This one year of ineligibility may be waived if the student meets the exceptions established
    - 4.8 Work Permits
      Students ages 14 through 17 are required by law to possess a Work Permit in order to be employed.
    - 4.9 Technology Resources
      The district’s technology policies, expectations, as well as resources and tools, are detailed in this chapter.
      
      4.9.1 SFUSD Google Suite for Education
      Our district uses Google Suite for Education for communication, collaboration, and learning. Students are provided with an SFUSD Google account that allows them to access SFUSD email, documents, and many other learning tools.
      
      4.9.2 Digital Learning Systems for Students
      SFUSD’s learning approach often calls for students to utilize digital learning systems as part of their learning process, both in school and while doing homework. Google Classroom and Seesaw are two systems that SFUSD students may engage with.
      
      4.9.3 SFUSD Approved Apps and Clever
      Many teachers make available the district-approved apps that they want their students to use through a platform called Clever. Clever is easy to access and can be a one-stop-shop for all digital content a teacher wants their students to access, so it is h
      
      4.9.4 Notice of Virtual Meetings
      SFUSD’s instructional plan may include online meetings, where students may engage with their teachers, classmates and other school staff.
      
      4.9.5 Notice of Educational Applications/Tools
      The Departments of Technology, Curriculum & Instruction, and Special Education have identified some valuable educational tools that we need a guardian's permission to use with your student. The purpose of this notice is to inform parents/guardians/caregi
  - Chapter 5: Student Behavior
    Updated Behavior Matrix for 2026-2027 coming soon. This chapter outlines SFUSD’s expectations for student behavior. This chapter details the principles that SFUSD expects to guide the behaviors of students, staff and parents/caregivers. It provides in
    - 5.1 Guiding Principles
      
      5.1.1 Guiding Principles
      
      5.1.2 Aims of Guiding Principles
      
      5.1.3 Essential Components of Learning/Reinforcing Successful Behaviors
    - 5.2 Student Bill of Rights and Responsibilities
      
      5.2.1 Student Bill of Rights
      
      5.2.2 Student Responsibilities
    - 5.3 General Expectations of Behavior
    - 5.4 State and Federal Behavior Policies
      
      5.4.1 Mobile Communication Devices
      Students may possess cell phones, smart watches, pagers, or other mobile communication devices on campus as long as the device is utilized in accordance with law, this Board Policy and any rules that individual school sites may impose. All mobile communic
      
      5.4.2 Corporal Punishment (Physical Punishment)
      
      5.4.3 Detention After School
      Although school staff are highly encouraged to use non-punitive disciplinary method, school staff may utilize after-school detention for disciplinary reasons in dealing with minor school infractions. After school detention is limited to not more than one
      
      5.4.4 School Property – Recovery For Property Loss or Damage
      The San Francisco Board of Education has established as its policy that the following action be taken to recover loaned school district property or to seek restitution for damaged property.
      
      5.4.5 Searches
      
      5.4.6 Fundraising and Solicitation
      
      5.4.7 Trespassing
    - 5.5 SFUSD Behavior Policies
      
      5.5.1 Dress/Appearance Standards
      
      5.5.2 School Uniforms
      SFUSD Board of Education Policy on School Uniforms
      
      5.5.3 Open/Closed School Campus (Leaving Campus During Lunch)
      All elementary and middle schools shall have closed campuses for the safety and welfare of all students. In order to give high school students an opportunity to demonstrate responsibility, independent judgment, and positive citizenship, each high school
      
      5.5.4 Students Using Automobiles To and From School
      All students using automobiles to drive to and from school shall be required to file with the principal of the school written permission from their parent/guardian/caregiver to do so.
      
      5.5.5 Bus Safety Rules
      Riding the yellow school bus to and from school is a privilege. Students must obey the rules or lose the privilege.
      
      5.5.6 Rules on Public Transportation
      San Francisco Unified School District students are expected to observe the above rules when riding public transportation.
      
      5.5.7 Skateboards, Skates, Scooters, and Bicycles
      To ensure the safety of all students, skateboards, hover-boards, skates, scooters and bicycles may not be used during school hours while on school ground.
      
      5.5.8 Internet Use and Safety—Administrative Regulation for Students
      The San Francisco Unified School District (“District”) provides computers, computer network and internet services to students for the specific and limited purpose of achieving the District’s goals and accomplishing its educational purposes. The District
  - Chapter 6: Student Discipline
    Chapter 6: Student Discipline
    - 6.1 The Safe and Supportive Schools Resolution
      In spring of 2014, the Board of Education adopted the Safe and Supportive Schools Resolution (SSSR). Through this resolution, SFUSD has committed to providing staff with tools to positively engage students through full implementation of School-Wide Posit
    - 6.2 Interventions and Supports for Behavior
      6.2 Interventions and Supports for Behavior
      
      6.2.1 Glossary: Key Behavior Supports and Interventions at SFUSD
      Many school-wide supports and interventions at SFUSD enhance a sense of positive community within schools, teach conflict resolution, and build skills that foster positive student behavior, and are implemented in culturally responsive ways. Definitions o
      
      6.2.2 Behavior Matrices
      The District has worked with school and community stakeholders to develop Elementary and Secondary Behavioral Matrices, required by Board Policy 5144 (Discipline) and 5144.1(Suspension and Expulsion/Due Process) to offer alternatives to suspension referra
      
      6.2.3 Additional Recommended Interventions and Supports: Special Populations
      6.2.3 Additional Recommended Interventions and Supports: Special Populations
      
      6.2.4 Contact Information to Access Services/Support
      How familes (the term family is used to include parents, caregivers and guardians) can reach out directly to request support for their student(s)
    - 6.3 Disciplinary Guidelines on Suspensions and Expulsions
      
      6.3.1 Alternatives to Suspension
      
      6.3.2 Definitions of Prohibited Behaviors
      6.3.2 Definitions of Prohibited Behaviors
      
      6.3.3 Prohibited Suspensions
      
      6.3.4 Suspension Due Process
      Suspension removes a student from their classroom and/or the school campus, and results in the student losing important academic time. Students are urged to seek assistance and support from a staff member with whom they have a positive relationship, in o
      
      6.3.5 Suspension Appeals
      You can appeal a suspension on one or more of the reasons outlined below.
      
      6.3.6 Expulsion Regulations and Procedures
      California State Education Code mandates that any students who commit the following offenses be immediately suspended from school and referred for expulsion.
      
      6.3.7 Suspension and Expulsion Procedures for Special Education Students
      Generally, school officials may suspend a student who qualifies for special education using the same procedures as with general education students. Special education students are not exempt from the disciplinary standards that apply to all students.
    - 6.4 Interactions with the Police and Law Enforcement
      
      6.4.1 Mandatory Reports to Police by School Site Administrator or Designee
      
      6.4.2 Notification of Parents Upon Student’s Removal by Police
      
      6.4.3 Police Contact and Intervention
      SFUSD recognizes the serious potential consequences for youth of juvenile court involvement and wishes to avoid unnecessary criminalization of our students.
  - Chapter 7: Complaint Policies and Procedures
    An important right of families (parents, caregivers, guardians) and students is the ability to ensure that SFUSD meets its obligations. This chapter provides details on how families and/or students can bring complaints to the district, related to the acti
    - 7.1 Nondiscrimination Statement
      The Board of Education desires to provide a safe school environment that allows all students equal access and opportunities in the District's academic and other educational support programs, services, and activities.
    - 7.2 Complaint Procedures Overview Chart
      The chart below provides a broad overview of the types of complaint processes available to address concerns.
    - 7.3 Uniform Complaint Procedures
      The District shall investigate and resolve complaints alleging violations of federal or state laws or regulations governing specific educational programs, the prohibition against requiring students to pay fees, deposits or other charges for participating
    - 7.4 Williams Uniform Complaint Procedures
      Complaints related to sufficiency of textbooks or instructional materials, emergency or urgent facilities conditions that pose a threat to the health or safety of students or staff, and teacher vacancies and misassignment shall be investigated pursuant to
    - 7.5 Bullying and Harassment
      The Governing Board recognizes the harmful effects of bullying and harassment on student well-being, learning and school attendance and desires to provide a welcoming, safe, and supportive school environment that protects students from physical and emotio
    - 7.6 Sexual Harassment
      The Board prohibits sexual harassment of students by other students, employees or other persons, at school or at school-sponsored or school-related activities.
    - 7.7 Hate Motivated Behavior
      The Board policy affirms the right of every student to be protected from hate-motivated behavior. Behavior or statements that degrade an individual on the basis of their race, ethnicity, culture, heritage, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual ori
    - 7.8 Americans with Disabilities Act - Facility / Physical Access Complaint Procedure
      SFUSD promotes equality for people with disabilities through ensuring that our built environment is aligned with federal and state accessibility guidelines and standards. Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act ensures access to District faciliti
    - 7.9 Section 504 Process Grievance and Free and Appropriate Public Education
      Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 is a civil rights law that generally protects students with disabilities from discrimination and provides eligible students with a free and appropriate public education (FAPE). The receipt of FAPE for eligibl
    - 7.10 Special Education Disputes
      7.10 Special Education Disputes
    - 7.11 Complaint Forms
      7.11 Complaint Forms
  - Search for Content in the Handbook
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- Student and Family Learning Resources
  Find resources to support continuity of learning through potential disruptions.
  - Each & Every By Name Initiative
    This page provides information for families of students participating in the Each and Every by Name Initiative.
  - Pre-K - TK
    - Health and Social Emotional Activities
    - Pre-Reading Skills
    - Pre-Writing
    - Reading
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      PK/TK Resources for Visual & Performing Arts
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      Kindergarten - Math
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      Kindergarten - Resources for Students who Receive Special Education Services
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      Advanced Placement Courses in SFUSD
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- Students and Families Experiencing Homelessness (SAFEH)
  Supports, services, and resources for students and families experiencing homelessness
  - Eligibility
    Learn how to confirm your student(s) eligibility for McKinney-Vento support.
  - Rights & Responsibilities
    Overview of SFUSD policies, and state and federal laws in support of homeless students and their families.
  - Housing & Other Resources
    San Francisco has various resources available for students and families who are experiencing homelessness.
  - SAFEH Annual Report
    Summery of annual efforts to support students and families experiencing homelessness.
  - Homeless Innovative Practice Toolkit
    Summary of the Stay Over Program at Buena Vista Horace Mann K-8 Community School.
- Students and Families Impacted by Incarceration
- Technology Resources for Families
  Information and resources for SFUSD families from the Department of Technology.
  - Technology Tools for Family Partnership
    A space for SFUSD Families to learn more about the Digital Learning and Digital Communication tools that their child and childs educator will be using to promote home school connections.
  - Internet Access
    Information about how to get internet access for students in Grade 4 and above who need the internet for doing homework.
  - Devices
    Information on how to get or return a district device for your child.
  - Digital Backpack
    Information about how to access apps for learning
  - FAQs
    Answers to many of our families' Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about district technology.
  - Family Technology Tutorial Videos
    View these family technology tutorial videos to get started. This page organizes the content of the SFUSD Family Technology Tutorials YouTube Playlist (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzdPtbV7hJLL9sd4Bi8qk7F5sbyjFYTIX) by topic/tool and by language
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- The Root - DLeaF Program
  Resources and information for SFUSD's Digital Learning Facilitator Program (DLeaF)
  - Program Info & FAQs
    Information and FAQs for the DLeaF program
  - Cycle of Inquiry Portfolios
    DLeaFs will be using the DLeaF Cycle of Inquiry Portfolio to demonstrate how implementing digital tools in learning environments can positively impact student outcomes. By centering our attention around a small selection of focal students, DLeaFs are able
  - Exhibition of Learning
    What DLeaFs will need to know about the Exhibition of Learning
  - DLeaF Opportunities
    Information about DLeaF Opportunities
  - Digital Agency
    Resources for DLeaFs for Digital Agency week and Digital Agency certification
  - Digital Learning Month - February 2025
    Information & resources for Digital Learning Month, for both sites and DLeaFs
  - Device Management
    This webpage provides guidance and information on how school sites manage and support student Chromebooks as well as other technology devices the district provides to students.
  - Family Partnership Resources
    Digital Learning Facilitator (DLeaF) teacher-leaders can earn a Family Partnership stipend. This page includes the DLeaF portfolio template, lots of helpful resources, and activity ideas.
  - Site PD Resources
    Professional development resources for DLeaFs to use & share at their sites
  - Deeper Learning Resources
    A primary focus of the DLeaF program is supporting site implementation of SFUSD's four (4) Deeper Learning Core Instructional Priorities: equitable access & demand, inquiry, collaboration, and assessment for learning.
    - Equitable Access & Demand
      A primary focus of the DLeaF program is supporting site implementation of SFUSD's four (4) Deeper Learning Core Instructional Priorities, including equitable access & demand.
    - Inquiry
      A primary focus of the DLeaF program is supporting site implementation of SFUSD's four (4) Deeper Learning Core Instructional Priorities, including inquiry.
    - Collaboration
      A primary focus of the DLeaF program is supporting site implementation of SFUSD's four (4) Deeper Learning Core Instructional Priorities, including collaboration.
    - Assessment for Learning
      A primary focus of the DLeaF program is supporting site implementation of SFUSD's four (4) Deeper Learning Core Instructional Priorities, including assessment for learning.
- Why Personal Finance?
  Personal Finance is important for all students before they graduate from SFUSD.
- swapl4e
  Contains information about swapping your L4E.
- Para Sub
  Para Sub
- Admin Sub
  Admin Sub
- EED/Retired EED Sub
  EED/Retired EED Sub
- Prop A Sub
  Prop A Sub
- About AAALI
  The African American Achievement and Leadership Initiative (AAALI) holds SFUSD departments and City agencies accountable for providing a high – quality educational experience to African American students, and provides a platform for African American stude
  - Community Narratives
  - 2019-2020 Data
  - Strategies
    Strategies supporting African American students and their families.
  - Black History Resource Guide
- DTD/Retired DTD
  Day to Day sub/Retired Day to Day sub
- About SFUSD
  Every day we provide each and every student the quality instruction and equitable support required to thrive in the 21st century.
  - Our Mission and Vision
    Every day we provide each and every student the quality instruction and equitable support required to thrive in the 21st century.
    - Strategic Plan
      Our strategic plan Transform Learning. Transform Lives. charts the course toward our vision and requires us to further pursue innovative practices and system changes that will accelerate results for students from PreK through 12th grade and beyond.
    - Our Core Values
      Learn about the core values that unite all SFUSD employees and that guide us through the challenges that come our way.
    - Service Standards
    - Vision 2025
      Re-imagining public education for a new generation
      
      Graduate Profile
      The SFUSD Graduate Profile defines the knowledge, skills, dispositions, and behaviors we expect our graduates to possess so they are prepared to thrive in life and career.
      
      Superintendent's 21st Century Scholarship Awards
      The Superintendent’s 21st Century Scholarship Award is granted to six graduating SFUSD seniors who exemplify a particular strength in one or more of the characteristics of the SFUSD Graduate Profile.
      
      2026
      Meet the 2026 winners of the Superintendent's 21st Century Award. Each year, six graduating SFUSD seniors receive a scholarship for exemplifying characteristics of the Graduate Profile.
      
      2025
      Meet the 2025 winners of the Superintendent's 21st Century Award. Each year, six graduating SFUSD seniors receive a scholarship for exemplifying characteristics of the Graduate Profile.
      
      2024
      Meet the 2024 winners of the Superintendent's 21st Century Award. Each year, six graduating SFUSD seniors receive a scholarship for exemplifying characteristics of the Graduate Profile.
      
      2023
      Each year, six graduating SFUSD seniors receive a scholarship for exemplifying characteristics of the Graduate Profile.
      
      2022
      Each year, six graduating SFUSD seniors receive a scholarship for exemplifying characteristics of the Graduate Profile.
      
      2021
      Each year, six graduating SFUSD seniors receive a scholarship for exemplifying characteristics of the Graduate Profile.
      
      2020
      
      Ten Big Shifts
      Here are ten big shifts we want to see between now and 2025 for Vision 2025.
      
      Vision Essentials
    - Vision, Values, Goals and Guardrails
      Find more information about SFUSD's Vision, Values, Goals and Guardrails which is to improving our behaviors and practices to improve student outcomes.
  - Board of Education
    The Board of Education consists of seven elected commissioners. The Board of Education is responsible for establishing educational goals and standards; approving curriculum; setting the district budget, which is independent of the city's budget; confirmin
    - Board Meeting Calendar and Agendas
      Unless otherwise noticed, Regular and Monitoring meetings are held every 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month. All Regular and Monitoring meetings are open to the public.
      
      2026 Meeting Documents
      Get meeting agendas and video recordings from Board of Education meetings in 2026
      
      2025 Meeting Documents
      Get meeting agendas and video recordings from Board of Education meetings in 2025.
      
      2024 Meeting Documents
      Get meeting agendas and video recordings from Board of Education meetings in 2024.
      
      2023 Meeting Documents
      Get meeting agendas and video recordings from Board of Education meetings in 2023.
      
      2022 Meeting Documents
      Get meeting agendas and video recordings from Board of Education meetings in 2022.
      
      2021 Meeting Documents
      Get meeting agendas and video recordings from Board of Education meetings in 2021.
      
      2020 Meeting Documents
      Get meeting agendas, audio recordings, and k-resolution outcomes from Board of Education meetings in 2020.
      
      Meeting Documents Archive
      Archive of Board of Education meeting agendas, audio recordings, and administratively- and Board-approved k-resolutions.
    - Public Comment Protocols
      Find out how you can provide public comment during board meetings.
    - Board of Education Resources
      Board of Education Resources, Board Docs, Meeting Archives and BOE Meetings,
      
      Continuous Improvement for Effective Governance
      In May 2022, the Board of Education and Superintendent Matt Wayne committed to becoming a highly effective governance team focused on student outcomes. Over the next two years, the Board will participate in joint training sessions with the superintendent
      
      Effectiveness Procedure Explainer
      The school board’s procedures, and, therefore, its time is not focused on student learning. That needs to change because when the board isn’t focused on students, neither is the district. To change that, the board needs to update its procedures.
      
      Oct. 15 Board of Education Workshop
      As part of the Board of Education's effort to improve governance effectiveness, we gathered input from the community and used it to refine the district’s vision, values, goals and guardrails at our Oct. 15 workshop.
    - Standing, Ad Hoc and Joint Committees
      View committee members and find the schedule for Board of Education ad hoc committee meetings.
      
      Ad Hoc Committee on Fiscal and Operational Health
      The San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) and the Board of Education remain committed to planning a budget focused on student outcomes and aligned with SFUSD’s Vision, Values, Goals, and Guardrails. To that end, the Board of Education has disconti
      
      Ad Hoc Committee on Public Engagement
      Ad Hoc Committee on Public Engagement
      
      Ad Hoc Committee on Progress Monitoring
      Ad Hoc Committee on Progress Monitoring
  - Our Team
    Meet the people working to make SFUSD great
    - Superintendent
      As superintendent of the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD), Dr. Maria Su serves as the top executive of the seventh largest school district in California and the third largest employer in San Francisco. Guided by Vision 2025, a blueprint fo
      
      Superintendent's Remarks
      Read the superintendent's remarks from regular Board of Education meetings.
    - Superintendent's Leadership Team
      Meet the members of the superintendent's leadership team.
    - Organizational Charts
      View organizational charts (org charts) of SFUSD divisions and departments.
    - Employee Recognition
      SFUSD's RAVE Awards recognize some of our outstanding employees. Learn more about how to nominate an employee or team for recognition and see past nominees and winners.
      
      RAVE Nominees
      Rave nominees
      
      RAVE Nominees 2023-2024
      2023-2024 RAVE Nominees
      
      RAVE Nominees 2022-2023
      2022-2023 RAVE Nominees
      
      RAVE Nominees 2022
      2022 RAVE nominees
      
      RAVE Nominees 2021
      RAVE 2021 Nominees
      
      RAVE Nominees 2020
      RAVE Nominees 2020
      
      RAVE Nominees 2019
      
      RAVE Nominees 2018
      
      RAVE Nominees 2017
      
      RAVE Nominees 2016
      
      RAVE Nominees 2015
      
      RAVE Nominees 2014
      
      RAVE Nominees 2013
      
      RAVE Nominees 2012
      
      RAVE Nominees 2011
      
      RAVE Nominees 2010
      
      RAVE Winners
      rave winners
      
      RAVE Winners 2020
      
      RAVE Winners 2019
      
      RAVE Winners 2018
      
      RAVE Winners 2017
      
      RAVE Winners 2016
      
      RAVE Winners 2015
      
      RAVE Winners 2014
      
      RAVE FAQs
  - Budget and LCAP
    Each year, the superintendent seeks feedback from schools, district departments, the unions and the community. This input is used to develop a budget proposal based on the amount of funding it can expect from the state and other sources. Our Board of Educ
  - Facts at a Glance
    Look up facts and data about SFUSD, such as enrollment, what neighborhoods students are from, and more.
  - SFUSD Public Data Dashboard
  - News
    Find out about the latest happenings at SFUSD, read news stories about SFUSD, read the Superintendent's column, and more.
    - Press Releases
      Find out what's happening at SFUSD
    - Media Coverage of SFUSD
      Recent news coverage about SFUSD
      
      KALW Radio Poets
    - Spotlights
      Read the latest bright spots around SFUSD!
    - Superintendent's Messages to the SFUSD Community
      Read SFUSD Superintendent Maria Su's districtwide messages to the SFUSD community, including her weekly column, which was published on SFUSD.edu and in the Sing Tao Daily newspaper during the 2024-25 school year. (Please note that all postings prior to Oc
      
      Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Month
      During May, we proudly honor the histories and contributions of our AAPI communities.
      
      Teacher Appreciation Week and Principals Appreciation Day
      I want to acknowledge Teacher Appreciation Week (May 5-9) and Principals Appreciation Day (May 1) and celebrate all the teachers and principals in SFUSD this week and all year long.
      
      Autism Acceptance Month in SFUSD
      This month and all months, I want to recognize and celebrate our autistic students, staff, and families and recognize their unique contributions to SFUSD.
      
      Happy Pride Month in SFUSD!
      While San Francisco lights up in June with Pride events, our schools get a head start. Every April for over 30 years we have joyfully celebrated SFUSD Pride month. This year’s theme is: We Are the Change!
      
      Arts Education Inspires Students
      SFUSD students have the incredible opportunity to engage with art, from dance/music, and theatre to visual arts and digital media arts. In fact, March is Arts Education Month and it reminds us of the importance of arts education.
      
      Breakfast is Important for School
      At SFUSD, we want to make sure that all students are set up for academic success. National School Breakfast Week (celebrated March 3-7 this year) is an ideal time to remind families about how we can help.
      
      Staffing and Budget Updates for 2025-26
      An update from Superintendent Maria Su regarding steps SFUSD has taken and plans to continue balancing our budget.
      
      Teaching Students Responsible Digital Literacy
      At SFUSD we are dedicated to making digital literacy part of literacy in general. With vast amounts of information available online, it's crucial for students to develop the ability to critically evaluate sources, identify misinformation, and discern cred
      
      School Counseling Week in SFUSD
      I encourage you to wish our counselors a happy National School Counseling Week, which was celebrated during the first week of February.
      
      Celebrating Black History Month in SFUSD
      We value the fundamental opportunity Black History Month offers for our schools to provide educational lessons, celebrations, and resources related to Black History.
      
      Celebrating Lunar New Year in SFUSD Schools
      Lunar New Year presents an opportunity to reflect on the past while looking ahead to new beginnings. This year, we enter the Year of the Snake, a symbol of wisdom, transformation, and resilience. It’s a reminder that every year offers a chance for persona
      
      Resources for Immigrant Students and Families
      With the recent change in the federal administration, I want to take this opportunity to reiterate SFUSD’s commitment to protecting the rights of our students, families, and staff. We have been coordinating closely with the City and County of San Francisc
      
      The Value of Literacy
      SFUSD aims to set up all students for success, independence, and future opportunities through its important literacy goals.
      
      Apply to SFUSD Schools by Jan. 31
      With the enrollment application deadline for the 2025-26 school year coming up just around the corner – on January 31 – I want to share how you can learn about each of our schools and how we have made our enrollment process this year simpler and more tran
      
      Tips for Learning and Getting Outside Over Winter Break
      There are many ways that families can continue to engage their children in learning when school is not in session. Read this week's column for some fun ideas.
      
      Addressing SFUSD’s Budget Challenges
      I know we face a hard truth: to get our district back on track, we have to buckle down on our financial challenges. And that means making decisions that won't be easy, but are necessary to set up the district for long-term success.
      
      Celebrating Inclusivity in SFUSD Schools
      During the first week of December, we take time to celebrate something at the heart of what public schools are about. We have inclusive schools, which means we include everyone — and that means everyone — in our classrooms and our schoolyards.
    - Superintendent's Monthly Digest
      View past issues of the Superintendent's Monthly Digest.
    - Newsletters
      Read issues of our monthly newsletters to the SFUSD community.
  - Contact Us
    Find contact resources, including information about our schools, our departments, and the SFUSD central office organizational chart. This page includes information on how to request student records, employee records, and public records.
    - Department Directory
      Find an SFUSD department in this directory
  - Early Literacy Support Block (ELSB) Grant
    San Francisco Unified School District applied and received the California Department of Education Early Literacy Support Block (ELSB) Grant. View literacy action plans and combined budget.
    - Latest Budget Updates
      Check out the latest updates about SFUSD's Budget.
    - Get Involved
      Find all the information about the District Budget Town Halls happening for the 26-27 Fiscal Year
    - Budget FAQs and Definitions
      Find Budget FAQs regarding general questions, budget development for 2024-25 and 2025-26, and capacity setting for 2025-26
      
      Budget FAQs
      Read Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about SFUSD's budget development
      
      Budget Definitions
      Learn about common budget definitions used in SFUSD.
    - Board of Education Presentations
      View presentations made to the San Francisco Board of Education about SFUSD's budget.
    - Approved Budgets and LCAPs
      Find SFUSD budgets and LCAPs from previous fiscal years, including supporting documents.
- Active Substitutes
  Active Subs
- Advisory Councils & Committees
  Advisory councils and committees are composed of SFUSD families, students, staff, and community members and advise the Board of Education.
  - African American Parent Advisory Council (AAPAC)
    The AAPAC works to develop resources that allow families to more actively support the academic instruction their children receive and engage with educators and administrators in the San Francisco Unified School District.
    - Events and Recordings
      Events hosted or sponsored by AAPAC
    - Recent Updates
      Recent Updates from AAPAC
    - Important Family Resources
      A list of resources available with their contact information for African American families.
  - Arts Equity Committee
    The SFUSD Arts Equity Committee seeks advance social justice and student equity in arts education across the school district.
  - Asian Parent Advisory Committee (Asian PAC)
    The Asian Parent Advisory Committee aims to actively listen, educate, and advocate for the diverse needs of Asian families.
  - Charter Schools Oversight Committee
    Charter Schools Oversight Committee (CSOC) was established by the SFUSD Board in order to regularly review oversight practices and key metrics related to the management of charter schools within SFUSD.
  - Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC)
    SFUSD Bond Program Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC)
    - CBOC Annual Report
      CBOC Annual Report
  - Community Advisory Committee for Special Education (CAC)
    The CAC is an advisory group for parents, guardians and community members who want to advocate for children with disabilities in SFUSD
  - District Advisory Committee (DAC)
    District Advisory Committee (DAC)
  - District English Learners Advisory Committee (DELAC)
    The purpose of the District English Learners Advisory Committee (DELAC), or subcommittee on English learner education, is to advise the district's local governing board (e.g., in person, by letters/reports) on programs and services for English learners.
  - English Learners Advisory Committee (ELAC)
    The English Learners Advisory Committee (ELAC) is a committee for parents or other community members who want to advocate for English Learners.
  - Equity Audit & Action Planning Committee
    Equity Audit & Action Planning Committee
  - High School Task Force
    The SFUSD High School Task Force will gather input from the community on SFUSD's high schools and provide recommendations on how to improve high school policies, practices and programs for better student outcomes. The task force will also examine admissio
  - Latinx Community Council
    The Latin@ Community Council advocates for the multifaceted and diverse needs of Latin@ students and their families, while fostering engagement with educators and administrators within SFUSD. It’s objective is to bridge the educational achievement and opp
  - LCAP Advisory Committee
    SFUSD families/caregivers, students, advisory committees, staff, labor and educational partners support the development and monitoring of SFUSD's LCAP.
  - Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Mātua Advisory Council (MAC)
    Our commitment is to serve our Pacific Islander students and families in San Francisco Unified School District. It’s our Island way of living.
    - Meet Our Community & Educational Partners
      SFUSD is creating a Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Parent Advisory Council. Parents will be developed as leaders and serve as advisors to SFUSD and the NHPI/S support services.
    - Community Resources
      Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Community Resources - San Francisco
    - Meetings
      Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander MAC Announcements
    - Reports & Board Presentations
  - Parcel Tax Oversight Committee
    The Parcel Tax Oversight Committee advises the Board of Education and provides oversight on how SFUSD spends parcel taxes from the Quality Teacher & Education Act (QTEA) and the Living Wage for Educators Act and Proposition J of 2020.
    - Document Archives
      View archives of meeting documents for the Parcel Tax Oversight Committee.
  - School Site Council (SSC)
    The School Site Council (SSC) is an elected or selected group representative of the school’s staff, parents, and in secondary schools, students.
  - Queer Trans Parent Advisory Council (QTPAC)
    Queer Trans Parent Advisory Council
  - World Language Council
    The World Language Council is advisory in nature and makes suggestions on communications and policies related to language programs supported by Multilingual Pathways.
- AVID Middle and High Schools
  Schools that have AVID programs
- Expanded Learning Programs
  Find out more about SFUSD's after school and summer programs, including ExCEL
  - ExCEL Expanded Learning Programs
    The ExCEL After School Programs mission is to create and sustain "safe havens" at public schools where students and community members can access expanded learning opportunities and integrated education, health, social service, and cultural programs in the
  - Program Funding and Components
    The 21st Century Community Learning Centers, ASES, and ASSETS programs provide a safe place for students to go after school, as well as opportunities for education and enrichment.
  - Quality Action Plan: The Bus
    Our ExCEL programs strive to create high quality school based afterschool experiences for youth. We imagine ourselves as a vehicle—supporting young people on their academic, social, and emotional journeys.
  - Program Locations & Lead Agencies
    ExCEL operates afterschool programs in elementary schools, K-8 schools, middle schools, and high schools across San Francisco neighborhoods.
  - State and City Partnerships
    State and City Initiatives
- BeWell
  This the landing page for information about the BeWell Wellness Policy.
  - Student Activity & Youth-Led Action
    Information about Students Action for wellness
    - Youth Teams
      Student led health programs
      
      Nutrition Outreach Workers
      Nutrition Outreach Workers at Balboa High School, Lincoln High School, and Willie Brown Middle School carry out nutrition-focused wellness initiatives at their school sites. NOWs promote California Specialty Crops available at local Farmers’ Markets to ot
      
      Water Task Force
      Water Task Force student leaders utilize a peer education model to promote drinking more water and less sugary beverages to other students at their schools. Water Ambassadors engage their peers through taste tests of fruit infused water, educational event
      
      The Bigger Picture BeWell
      The Bigger Picture Project is led by Poet Mentors from Youth Speaks and is designed to support students to create poetry, rap and spoken word on the structural forces that lead to increased Type II Diabetes in marginalized communities, create school c
      
      Black Student Union BeWell
      This collaboration between the Black Student Union (BSU) and the Be well committee at Ulloa Elementary School created school community and explored nutritional issues that affect the Black community including targeting of sugary products. Students mad
      
      SNACK Club
      SNACK Club
      
      SNACK Club Art Contest
      SNACK Club empowers middle school students to become nutrition leaders who inspire healthy habits within their school communities. Through hands-on activities, peer education, and leadership opportunities, students advocate for drinking more water, eating
    - Opportunities for Students
      BeWell offers opportunities for students as well as partners with these programs who are looking for young San Franciscans to help make SF happy and healthy!
  - Educator Resources
    Information about the Wellness Policy for Educators
    - Harvest of the Month
      Harvest of the Month celebrates the bounty and diversity of fruits and vegetables grown in California. Each month, we highlight a seasonal and locally sourced fruit or vegetable on our school lunch menus, through recipe videos, newsletters, giveaways, and
    - Cooking in the Classroom
      A resource page for educators wanting to cook in the classroom.
  - Staff Wellness
    This is a page dedicated to help school personnel with their own wellness needs.
    - Staff Resources
      Free wellness resources for teachers and staff
  - Community Involvement
    Information about the Wellness Policy for Community Stakeholders.
  - Family Engagement
    Community Involvement related to the wellness policy
  - Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child (WSCC) Model
    Whole Child, Whole Community, Whole School Model
  - Policies
    Listing of Wellness, Physical Education, and Health Education Policies
  - Learn the Facts
  - BeWell Chronicles
    The newsletter for the Wellness Policy
    - Fall 2019 Be Well Chronicles
  - Contact Us
    Contact the Be Well team
- Calendars
  View the academic calendar, district and school events, the Board of Education meeting schedule, and community-sponsored events.
- Candidates for Certification
  Resources for Candidates for National Board Certification
- CCR: College Access Team
  The College Access Team is a division of SFUSD’s College & Career Readiness team. Our college ambassador team supports students with their post-secondary plans.
- Community Schools
  Community Schools are designed to increase engagement, coordination and resources to support academic and social emotional growth.
  - Community School Coordinator Job Description
    The Community School Coordinator job description is a key position to support the implementation of the SFUSD Community Schools Framework.
  - Approach & Theory of Change
    SFUSD Community Schools theory of change
  - Our Team
    Meet our team of Community School Coordinators
  - Community School Locations
    List of community schools in SFUSD
- Counseling and Post-Secondary Success
  SFUSD Office of Counseling Resources and Information for students, families and staff.
  - Students and Families
    page for students and families to access resources and support services
    - How to Access Your Unofficial Transcript
      page for students and families: instructions on how to find, access, and download unofficial transcript from parentvue or studentvue
    - Are You Ready for Middle School?
      page for students and families on information about SFUSD middle schools and what to expect when transitioning from elementary to middle school
    - Preparing for High School
      page for students and families on information about what is expected in an SFUSD high school and what is needed to be ready to transition from middle school to high school
    - Navigating High School
      page for students and families to access information on what is needed to graduate from a SFUSD high school
      
      Taking courses outside of SFUSD: What do you need to know?
      page for students, families, and counselors to reference when considering taking non-SFUSD courses, courses outside of SFUSD (online classes, BYU, community college classes)
    - Collge & Career Planning
      page for students and families to access resources for life after high school (4-year college, university, 2-year college, community college, vocational school, work, career, financial aid, etc.)
      
      College & Career Resources for Student with Learning Supports
      page with college and career resources for students with learning supports (e.g. IEP, 504)
    - Financial Aid & Scholarships
      page for students and families to access financial aid and scholarship information and resources
  - Counseling Interns
    page for counseling interns with SFUSD
    - Counseling Intern Placement Procedures
      page for prospective and continuing school counseling interns with SFUSD
- COVID-19 Response Updates and Resources
  Get updates for SFUSD families and students on our COVID-19 (coronavirus) response, such as resources for distance learning, plans for in-person learning, and more.
  - Announcements & Updates
    Latest COVID-19 Updates for Families and Students from SFUSD
    - Board Presentations
      Learn more about policies for in-person learning and find Board of Education meeting presentations about the Return Safely Together plan.
  - Health & Safety Guidelines
    View guidelines that students and families can take for a healthy and safe return to school during the COVID-19 pandemic.
    - Health & Safety Protocols FAQs
      Frequently asked questions about health and safety protocols for COVID-19 for the Fall 2021 return to in-person learning.
    - Before Coming to School
      Staying home when sick helps reduce the spread of illness and keeps our school communities healthy. Before coming to school, families should consider how their child is feeling and whether they are well enough to participate in school.
    - When Someone Gets Sick or Tests Positive for COVID-19
      Guidance for SFUSD students and staff on what to do when someone is sick, tests positive for COVID-19, or has been exposed, including when to stay home, return to school, and take additional precautions.
      
      Testing Positive FAQ
      Frequently asked questions (FAQs) about when someone gets sick, tests positive for COVID-19, has COVID-19 symptoms.
    - Maintaining Healthy Environments
      Maintaining Healthy Environments: Cleaning and Disinfection, Ventilation, personal protective equipment (PPE) distribution at SFUSD school sites
  - COVID-19 Testing
    Learn more about COVID-19 testing for students, including on-site tests and at-home test kits.
    - At-Home Antigen Test Kits
      Learn more about using COVID-19 at-home antigen test kits and how to get free test kits from the federal government.
      
      Locations and Dates
      Get the locations and schedules for COVID-19 testing for you or your student and find out where you can drop off a Color self-swab kit.
    - COVID-19 Testing Dashboard
      This dashboard reflects COVID-19 positive cases that have been reported since January 3, 2023, the start of Spring, 2023 Semester. Due to the updated San Francisco Department of Public Health (SFDPH) isolation and quarantine directive, this dashboard will
      
      COVID-19 Testing Dashboard Archive (Fall, 2022)
      View COVID-19 testing data for SFUSD from August 17, 2022 - January 2, 2023
      
      COVID-19 Testing Dashboard Archive (Spring & Summer, 2022)
      Below is COVID-19 case data for Spring & Summer Semester, 2022
      
      COVID-19 Testing Dashboard Archive (Spring & Fall, 2021)
      View COVID-19 testing data for SFUSD from April 12th, 2021 - January 2nd, 2022
  - COVID-19 Vaccine Resources
    Get resources on how to get a COVID-19 vaccine..
    - COVID-19 Science & Vaccination FAQs
      Frequently asked questions about COVID-19 and COVID-19 vaccination.
  - Frequently Asked Questions
    Frequently asked questions about SFUSD and COVID-19 (the novel coronavirus).
    - Distance Learning
      Schools open for remote learning online and with print-based options.
      
      FAQs
      Distance Learning Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
      
      Support for Special Student Populations
      Support for Special Student Populations
      
      Attendance
      Attendance
      
      Grading and Assessing Learning
      Grading and Assessing Learning
      
      Non-Digital Learning
      Non-Digital Learning
      
      Materials Distribution: Student Technology & Instructional Materials
      Materials Distribution: Student Technology & Instructional Materials
      
      Resources for Families
      Resources for Families
      
      Professional Development for Staff
      Professional Development for Staff
    - Outside SFUSD Resources
      Resources from nonprofits, community organizations and city departments for families during SFUSD's school closure.
    - Timeline FAQs
      Timeline Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
    - SF Loves Learning Show
      View archived footages of SFUSD's TV show on KTVU Plus
      
      How to Watch Live on TV
      SF Loves Learning - How to Watch Live on TV
      
      Past Seasons
      
      Credits
    - Transition Back to In-Person School
      Going back to school or starting school for the first time can be an anxious and exciting time for children. Review these tips for supporting your child as they transition back to in-person school.
    - Fall 2021 School Reopening Town Halls
      Join SFUSD leaders and UCSF experts at a virtual town hall about health and safety during Fall 2021 school reopening on July 6, 7, and 8.
    - Stakeholder Engagement
      Stakeholder Engagement
      
      Date Postponed
      
      Family Communications
      
      Middle School Start/End Times
      Find middle school start and end times for return to in-person learning.
      
      Placement Packets
      Families who have been offered an in-person placement for Spring 2021 will receive placement packets at least 10 days before their start date. This packet includes important information such as their in-person placement letter, required forms, and health
      
      Placement Packet & Forms FAQs
      Placement Packet Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
      
      Health & Safety
      
      High School Start/End Times
      Find out high school start and end times for return to in-person learning.
      
      Middle and High School Focal Students
      View FAQs and additional information related to return to in-person plans for middle and high school students in focal populations.
      
      School Locations
      Some middle and high schools will share facilities with host schools so we can meet the health and safety standards mandated by public health guidance and agreements with our labor partners.
      
      Grade 12 Return to In-Person Learning
      SFUSD is offering in-person learning opportunities to students in the 12th Grade who wish to return, and have completed their Grade 12 In-Person Interest Survey by 5 p.m. on May 10. These students are not in the focal populations who have already been inv
      
      Phase 2A Family Registration Survey
      Phase 2A Family Registration Survey Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
      
      Safety Measures
      
      Start and End Times by School
      Start and end times for schools returning to in-person learning
      
      Buses and Transportation
      Get more information on school buses and transportation for the Spring 2021 return to in-person learning.
      
      Identifying Student Groups and School Sites
      How SFUSD is identifying student groups and cohorts for Phase 2A reopening.
      
      Phase 2A - Small Cohort/Group Return
      
      Readiness Dashboard (Phase 2A)
      Updates on In-Person Learning readiness and progress updates including an interactive dashboard
      
      Phase 2B - Priority Populations
      Under Phase 2B, SFUSD is preparing for a gradual return for homeless and foster youth, SDC Mild/Moderate students in grades 6-13, students in public housing, newcomers, and those who have shown the lowest overall online engagement.
      
      Readiness Dashboard (Phase 2B)
      Updates on In-Person Learning readiness and progress updates including an interactive dashboard
      
      FAQs
      Identifying Student Groups and School Sites FAQs
      
      Instruction & Schedules FAQ
      Frequently asked questions about the return to in-person learning instructional plan
      
      In-Person Interest Surveys FAQs
      Frequently asked questions (FAQs) about the surveys sent out to gauge interest in returning to in-person learning
      
      Meals at School
      Learn about meals at school, including health and safety guidelines, for Spring 2021 return to in-person learning.
      
      School Schedules and Capacity FAQs
      School Schedules and Capacity Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
      
      Share Your Questions
      
      Substitute Teachers and Class Schedules
      FAQs about substitute teachers and class schedules for Spring 2021 return to in-person learning.
      
      Instructional Plan
      Instructional plan overviews for 100% distance learning, 100% in-person learning, and a hybrid approach.
      
      Staff Testing
      
      Sample Daily Schedules
      View sample schedules of what an in-person or distance learning day might look like for students.
    - Family Support & Services FAQs
      Frequently asked questions about family support and services regarding the transition back to in-person school.
    - Online Learning Options
      Find out what online learning options are available for 2021-22.
    - Staff Resources
      Get staff resources for the Spring 2021 return to in-person learning.
    - 2020-21 School Closure Dates
      Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent stay-at-home orders, SFUSD school sites were closed from March 16, 2020 through April 10, 2021. During this time, instruction was provided through remote learning.
- Curriculum, Assessments, and Data
  Information about subject area curricula and assessments
  - Early Education
    Information about early education curriculum and assessments.
  - Elementary School
    Information about elementary school curriculum and assessments.
    - Computer Science
      Elementary Computer Science (CS) Curriculum
      
      K-2 Computer Science Curriculum
      K-2 Computer Science Curriculum
      
      3-5 Computer Science Curriculum
      3-5 Computer Science Curriculum
    - English Language Arts
      Elementary English Language Arts
    - Mathematics
      Elementary school math curriculum, resources and information for parents of SFUSD students.
      
      Pre-Kindergarten Math
      SFUSD Pre-K Mathematics
      
      Transitional Kindergarten Math
      SFUSD Transitional Kindergarten Math information for Parents
      
      Kindergarten Math
      Landing page for parents to learn about Kindergarten Math
      
      Grade 1 Math
      Landing page for parents to learn about Grade 1 Math
      
      Grade 2 Math
      Landing page for parents to learn about Grade 2 Math
      
      Grade 3 Math
      Landing page for parents to learn about Grade 3 Math
      
      Grade 4 Math
      Landing page for parents to learn about Grade 4 Math
      
      Grade 5 Math
      Landing page for parents to learn about Grade 5 Math
    - Science
      Information for elementary school students and family members in SFUSD. Links to Amplify science on Clever. Information from the office of Curriculum and Instruction. "C&I Science"
  - Middle School
    About Middle School Curriculum & Assessments
    - Computer Science
      Middle School Computer Science (CS) Curriculum
    - English Language Arts
      Middle School English/Language Arts
      
      6th Grade Family Letters
      Here you will find the family letters for 6th grade.
      
      7th Grade Family Letters
      Here you will find the family letters for 7th grade.
      
      8th Grade Family Letters
      Here you will find the family letters for 8th grade.
    - Mathematics
      Middle school math curriculum information and resources for parents of SFUSD students.
      
      Grade 6 Math
      Landing page for parents to learn about Grade 6 Math
      
      Grade 7 Math
      Landing page for parents to learn about Grade 7 Math
      
      Grade 8 Math
      Landing page for parents to learn about Grade 8 Math
    - Science
      Information for middle school students and family members in SFUSD Science courses. Links to the Student edition of textbooks for grades 6, 7 and 8. Information from the office of Curriculum and Instruction. "C&I Science"
  - High School
    High School Curriculum & Assessments
    - English/Language Arts
      Families can learn about English/Language Arts in High School.
    - Mathematics
      High school math resources and information for parents of SFUSD students.
      
      Algebra 1
      Information about the SFUSD CCSS Algebra 1 course for SFUSD parents.
      
      Geometry
      Landing page for parents to learn about high school geometry in SFUSD
      
      Algebra 2
      Information about the SFUSD CCSS Algebra 2 course for parents and students.
      
      Algebra 2 + Precalculus
      Information about the SFUSD Algebra 2 + Precalculus course for parents and students.
    - Science
      Information for high school students and family members in SFUSD Science courses. Links to the Student edition of textbooks for NGSS chemistry, physics and biology courses. Information from the office of Curriculum and Instruction. "C&I Science",
    - Career Technical Education (CTE)
      SFUSD's CTE addresses barriers so that students from historically and systemically under-resourced communities have opportunities to access career exploration, to practice and master technical skills, and to early-college course work. In partnership
      
      CTE Programs
      With 49 programs at 16 high schools, CTE prepares students for jobs in industries ranging from Biotech to Culinary to Engineering. Across the City, students are developing their technical skills, while cultivating soft skills like critical thinking, initi
      
      Partners Resources
      Check out our Partner Resources to help plan your next work-based learning activity.
      
      Events
      Career Technical Education is experiential, and interactive learning is core to our mission. Sign up for events like mock interviews, end-of-year senior capstone defense, and our Annual Career Pathways Showcase on this page.
      
      Student Resources
      CTE students can complete the following tasks independently to be workforce ready!
      
      Get Involved
      Learn about our current partnerships and how you can join us to prepare San Francisco's future workforce!
      
      Contact Us
      Do you need more information or have questions about our CTE programs? Connect to the right person on our team by learning more about us.
    - Credit Recovery
      The office of College and Career seeks to serve off-track and underrepresented students to achieve high school graduation and college success, as well as to prevent/reduce the number of off-track students
      
      Online Learning for Credit Recovery
      Provides schools a flexible learning management system to improve student achievement. Courses are rigorous (UC a-g approved) and interactive, ensuring students are engaged in the learning process.
      
      Summer School
      Summer School Classes for Credit Recovery, English Language Development and Senior Graduation
      
      Evening and Saturday School
      Evening and Saturday school is offered during the Fall and Spring Semesters to high school students who need to retake a course for credit recovery.
    - Internships
      SFUSD Department of College and Career Programs offers various paid opportunities for SFUSD high school students.
      
      Available Internships
      Offered through High School LEAD / Office of College and Career Readiness
      
      Summer Internships with Industry Partners across Career Sectors
      Internships in various career sectors with industry partners
      
      Future Educator Project
      Internships Working with Children and Youth
      
      Health and Medical Internships
      Work in a Lab, Hospital or Senior Living Facility
      
      Summer Hands-On and Planning & Design Career Exploration Programs
      Join one of our programs in exciting and in-demand career fields. Earn college credit through a CCSF course, while participating in work based learning opportunities and earning a stipend.
    - Dual Enrollment
      Earn college and high school credits through dual enrollment at the City College of San Francisco (CCSF).
    - Bridge to Success
      Bridge to Success is a partnership between SFUSD and CCSF that helps high school seniors navigate the college matriculation process. Participating students receive priority registration for fall classes and direct connections to essential campus support s
    - Summer Opportunities
      Opportunities for SFUSD students in the summertime
  - Subjects
    - Computer Science
      Computer Science Department - In San Francisco Unified School District, Computer Science is for everyone. We envision each and every student engaging in computer science in ways that are humanizing, creative, interactive, and expressive.
    - Humanities
      Humanities
    - Science PK-12
      Learn about science curriculum, resources and information from prekindergarten through 12th grade. "C&I Science", "Curriculum and Instruction"
      
      SFUSD Science Team
      Science team for K-12 Science, "C&I Science", "Curriculum and Instruction"
    - The Arts PK-12
      Learn about the visual and performing arts skills your student will learn in SFUSD from prekindergarten through graduation.
      
      Dance
      Learn about the dance skills your student will learn in SFUSD from prekindergarten through graduation.
      
      Digital Media Arts
      
      Music
      Learn about the music skills your student will learn in SFUSD from prekindergarten through graduation.
      
      Theatre
      Learn about the drama skills your student will learn in SFUSD from prekindergarten through graduation.
      
      Visual Arts
    - History/ Social Science
      History/ Social Science page for information, content, links, and resources.
  - Additional Learning Opportunities
    Find out what opportunities we have for learning before and after the school day.
  - Research, Planning and Assessment Department
    RPA: AAO & READ.
    - Report Cards
      Report Cards allow teachers to communicate students' progress towards mastery of California standards.
      
      Gr TK Report Card Family Guide
      This Report Card Family Guide has been specially designed for you to use in conjunction with your child’s report card. In this document you will find: Important learning in each content area for the grade level Guidance for families about ways they can
      
      Gr K Report Card Family Guide
      This Report Card Family Guide has been specially designed for you to use in conjunction with your child’s report card. In this document you will find: Important learning in each content area for the grade level Guidance for families about ways they can
      
      Gr 1 Report Card Family Guide
      See info below.
      
      Gr 2 Report Card Family Guide
      This Report Card Family Guide has been specially designed for you to use in conjunction with your child’s report card. In this document you will find: Important learning in each content area for the grade level Guidance for families about ways they can
      
      Gr 3 Report Card Family Guide
      This Report Card Family Guide has been specially designed for you to use in conjunction with your child’s report card. In this document you will find: Important learning in each content area for the grade level Guidance for families about ways they can
      
      Gr 4 Report Card Family Guide
      This Report Card Family Guide has been specially designed for you to use in conjunction with your child’s report card. In this document you will find: Important learning in each content area for the grade level Guidance for families about ways they can
      
      Gr 5 Report Card Family Guide
      This Report Card Family Guide has been specially designed for you to use in conjunction with your child’s report card. In this document you will find: Important learning in each content area for the grade level Guidance for families about ways they can
    - Assessing Student Learning
      Information on assessing student learning at SFUSD
      
      District Star Assessments for Families
      District Assessments for Families
      
      State Assessments for Families
      State Assessments
      
      K-2 Reading Difficulties Risk Screener
      All students in Grade K-2 will participate in a reading difficulties screener administered annually.
    - Data for Accountability and Analysis
      SFUSD's approach to using data for accountability and analysis.
      
      Public Data Dashboard: Frequently Asked Questions
      Public Dashboard FAQ
      
      General Dashboard FAQ
      Public Dashboard FAQ
      
      Using the Dashboard FAQ
      Public Dashboard FAQ
      
      Understanding the Data FAQ
      Public Dashboard FAQ
      
      Selected Data Report Highlights
      Selected Highlights
    - Learning from Research and Evaluation
      Learning from Research and Evaluation
      
      External Research Syntheses
      Table of important External Research Syntheses for research.
      
      External Research Repositories
      External Research Repositories
      
      Educational Research for COVID-19 Response
      This page summarizes some of the available educational research on responding to the challenges of COVID-19.
      
      Featured Research & Evaluations Conducted in SFUSD
      Selected reports on research and evaluation conducted in, with, or by SFUSD.
    - Conducting External Research and Evaluation
      The Research and Evaluation Process
      
      Research Partnerships
      research partnerships at SFUSD
      
      FAQ about SFUSD's research process
      FAQ about SFUSD's research process
- Digital Agency
  SFUSD Digital Agency Resources
  - K-5 Digital Agency Curriculum
    SFUSD Digital Agency curriculum is being revamped to provide teachers with lessons, resources, and an accompanied Parent Letter to support students in learning vital skills for navigating their online lives.
    - Topic 1- My Digital Life
      Access lesson plans and resources for teachers, students, and parents
      
      K/1st Grade - My Digital Life
      The K/1st grade My Digital Life content and resources for teachers
      
      2nd - My Digital Life
      The 2nd grade My Digital Life content and resources for teachers
      
      3rd Grade - My Digital Life
      The 3rd grade My Digital Life content and resources for teachers
      
      4th Grade - My Digital Life
      The 4th grade My Digital Life content and resources for teachers
      
      5th Grade - My Digital Life
      The 5th grade My Digital Life content and resources for teachers
    - Topic 2 - Digital Footprint
      Access lesson plans and resources for teachers, students, and parents
      
      K/1st Grade - Digital Footprint
      Access lesson plans and resources for teachers, students, and parents
      
      2nd Grade - Digital Footprint
      The 2nd grade Digital Footprint Digital Agency lesson content and resources for teachers
      
      3rd Grade - Digital Footprint
      The 3rd grade Digital Footprint Digital Agency lesson content and resources for teachers
      
      4th Grade - Digital Footprint
      The 4th grade Digital Footprint Digital Agency lesson content and resources for teachers
      
      5th Grade - Digital Footprint
      The 5th grade Digital Footprint Digital Agency lesson content and resources for teachers
    - Topic 3 - Media Balance
      Access lesson plans and resources for teachers, students, and parents
      
      K/1st Grade - Media Balance
      The K/1st grade Media Balance Digital Agency lesson content and resources for teachers
      
      2nd Grade - Media Balance
      The 2nd grade Media Balance Digital Agency lesson content and resources for teachers
      
      3rd Grade Media Balance
      The 3rd grade Media Balance Digital Agency lesson content and resources for teachers
      
      4th Grade Media Balance
      The 4th grade Media Balance Digital Agency lesson content and resources for teachers
      
      5th Grade Media Balance
      The 5th grade Media Balance Digital Agency lesson content and resources for teachers
    - Topic 4- Privacy & Security
      Access lesson plans and resources for teachers, students, and parents
      
      K/1st Grade - Privacy & Security
      Access lesson plans and resources for teachers, students, and parents
      
      2nd Grade - Privacy & Security
      The 2nd grade Privacy & Security Digital Agency lesson content and resources for teachers
      
      3rd Grade - Privacy & Security
      The 2nd grade Privacy & Security Digital Agency lesson content and resources for teachers
      
      4th Grade - Privacy & Security
      The 4th grade Privacy & Security Digital Agency lesson content and resources for teachers
      
      5th Grade - Privacy & Security
      The 5th grade Privacy & Security Digital Agency lesson content and resources for teachers
    - Topic 5- Media Literacy
      Access grade-specific lesson plans and resources for teachers, students, and parents, for the Digital Agency Media Literacy unit.
      
      K/1st Grade - Media Literacy
      Access lesson plans and resources for teachers, students, and parents for the Grades K/1 Digital Agency Media Literacy unit.
      
      3rd Grade – Media Literacy
      Access lesson plans and resources for teachers, students, and parents for the second grade Digital Agency Media Literacy topic.
      
      4th Grade – Media Literacy
      Access lesson plans and resources for teachers, students, and parents for the fourth grade Digital Agency Media Literacy topic.
      
      5th Grade – Media Literacy
      Access lesson plans and resources for teachers, students, and parents for the fifth grade Digital Agency Media Literacy topic.
  - MS Digital Agency Curriculum
    SFUSD Digital Agency curriculum is being revamped to provide teachers with lessons, resources, and an accompanied Parent Letter to support students in learning vital skills for navigating their online lives.
  - Digital Agency Resources for Families
    Digital Agency resources for SFUSD families
    - MS Family Infographics
      Digital Agency is important in both home and school - The MS Digital Agency Infographics provide families with resources, tips, and discussion starters to support Digital Agency at home
    - K-5 Topic 1- My Digital Life - Family Letters by Grade Level
      Digital Agency is important in both home and school - The Family Digital Agency Letters provide families with resources, tips, and discussion starters to support Digital Agency at home
    - K-5 Topic 2- Digital Footprint - Family Letters by Grade Level
      Digital Agency is important in both home and school - The Family Digital Agency Letters provide families with resources, tips, and discussion starters to support Digital Agency at home
    - K-5 Topic 3- Media Balance - Family Letters by Grade Level
      Digital Agency is important in both home and school - The Family Digital Agency Letters provide families with resources, tips, and discussion starters to support Digital Agency at home
    - K-5 Topic 4- Privacy & Security - Family Letters by Grade Level
      Digital Agency is important in both home and school - The Family Digital Agency Letters provide families with resources, tips, and discussion starters to support Digital Agency at home
  - Digital Agency Month 2024
    Resources to support Digital Agency Month 2024
  - Digital Agency Board (DAB)
    Supporting high school students in leading an learning about digital agency!
- Digital Portfolios
  Learn about the use of Digital Portfolios in SFUSD
- Doing Business with SFUSD
  Doing Business with SFUSD, Bids/RFP Process
  - Current Bids and RFPs
    Bids/RFP Process
    - Current Formal Bids
      Current Invitations for bids, Current RFP, Current Informal Bids, CUPCCAA, Bids/RFP Process, Prequalified General Contractors and Subcontractors
      
      Archived Bids
      Archived Bids
    - SFUSD CUPCCAA Program
      SFUSD CUPCCAA Program
      
      CUPCCAA Informal Bids
      CUPCCAA Informal Invitations for Bids
      
      CUPCCAA Optional Bids
      CUPCCAA Optional Bids are for construction projects up to $75,000.
    - Current RFPs, RFQs, RFBs, & RFIs
      Current RFPs, RFQs, RFBs, & RFIs
  - Prequalified General Contractors and Subcontractors
    Prequalified General Contractors and Subcontractors
  - Project Labor Agreement (PLA) and Workforce Development Policy
    More info on SFUSD's Project Labor Agreement and Workforce Development policies
  - Prevailing Wage Rates & Other Labor Code Requirements
  - Real Estate
    The real estate department coordinates, develops, and administers lease agreements, facility use permits, license agreements, easement agreements, and collection of developer fees. The real estate department also acquires, sells, and leases property for t
    - Using and Renting SFUSD Facilities
      Using and Renting SFUSD Facilities
- Early Education
  The SFSUD Early Education Department operates classrooms across the city of San Francisco, including 11 early education schools (EES) that specialize solely in Toddler, PreKindergarten (PK), Transitional Kindergarten (TK), PK, and Out-of-School Time (OST)
  - Early Education Programs
    The Early Education Department offers programs for Toddler, PreKindergarten, and Out of School Time (OST).
    - Shoestrings Children's Center
      Shoestrings Children's Center
      
      Shoestrings - Meet the Team Members
      Shoestrings is a Trans-disciplinary team of providers taking a holistic approach to supporting students.
      
      Shoestrings Referral Page
      Referring a child to the Shoestrings Program.
      
      Tour the Shoestrings Children's Center
      The structural design of our Shoestrings Children’s Center is both intentional and nurturing in order to provide children with a safe place to learn positive self-regulatory skills to thrive socially, emotionally and academically in their school settings.
      
      Shoestrings - Group Interaction
      Description of Shoestrings Group Interaction
      
      Main Classroom
      
      Special Playtime
      Description of Shoestrings Special Playtime
      
      Sensory/Gross Motor Room
  - Pre-Kindergarten
    With 33 locations throughout San Francisco and two schedule options, SFUSD offers a Pre-Kindergarten program that works for your family. Qualifying families can also attend at low or no cost.
    - List of Preschool Choices
      List of Preschool Choices
    - Cost & Fees
      SFUSD PreKindergarten has both subsidized and tuition-based options.
    - Schedule Options
      Schedule Options - Prekindergarten
    - Frequently Asked Questions
      Frequently Asked Questions - Prekindergarten
    - How to Apply
      SFUSD has different types of early education programs that are available for families. We provide part-time and full-time programs for infants, toddlers, preschool, and school-aged children. We are able to provide different programs for your child becaus
  - Out of School Time (OST) Program
    SFUSD’s Early Education Department launched the Out-Of-School Time (OST) Program to help children in transitional kindergarten (TK) through fifth grade use their free time by building on what they’ve learned during the school day, by developing new skills
    - Enroll in an OST Program
      Enrollment information and forms for Early Education Out of School Time (OST) Program
- Enroll in SFUSD Schools
  Learn how and when to apply and enroll in school and how the student assignment process works.
  - Discover Schools
    SFUSD offers a wide variety of high quality school programs. While every school is responsible for teaching our children using the same high academic standards, each school has unique features and services. Explore your school options to find out which sc
    - SFUSD 2027-28 Enrollment Fair
      The SFUSD Enrollment Fair for the 2027-28 school year will be held on October 24, 2026.
      
      Sign up for Updates on 2027-28 Enrollment!
      Fill out your contact information so we can send you updates on the SFUSD Enrollment Fair and the 2026-27 Enrollment!
    - School Finder
    - Tips on Choosing Schools
      SFUSD offers many high quality school programs. Explore your options to find which schools will best meet your child’s needs.
    - SFUSD School Tours
      School Tours information taking place during the 2026-27 school year.
  - Apply to SFUSD Schools
    Learn how to apply to SFUSD schools
    - Spring Transfer
      Information about the Spring Transfer process, deadline, and application
    - Applying to Lowell High School
      Summary of the Admission Criteria and the Application Process for Lowell High School for the 2027-28 School Year.
    - Ruth Asawa School of the Arts
      The Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts is a public, audition-based, alternative high school in the San Francisco Unified School District committed to equity and excellence in the arts and academics for all of our community members.
    - Transitional Kindergarten
      All you need to know about everyone's favorite new grade: Transitional Kindergarten!
    - Key Dates
      Key dates for enrolling for the 2026-27 school year.
    - Enrollment Requirements
      A list of required documents for applying to SFUSD
    - Applicant Types
      SFUSD is committed to welcoming all students to provide them with excellent educational opportunities.
  - Resources
    Information to support the enrollment process
    - Applications and Forms
      Forms, Videos, Enrollment Guide
    - 2027-28 List of Schools and Programs
      View a list of all schools and programs for each grade levels
    - School Start and End Times
      Start and end times for schools
    - Before and After School Programs
      View the list of before and after school programs available at SFUSD schools.
    - Language Assessments
      Information on language assessments for SFUSD language programs.
    - Enrollment Guide
      The enrollment guide is your one-stop-shop for the enrollment process—it contains information on all our schools, details the enrollment process, and provides information about programs such as special education and language immersion.
    - Help Videos
      How-to videos, guides, and other enrollment resources.
    - Enrollment Workshops
      If you have questions about the enrollment process or want to chat with a placement counselor, please join us for a workshop where placement counselors will explain the steps and answer your questions.
    - Frequently Asked Questions
      Frequently asked questions regarding enrollment, applications, and forms
  - Student Assignment Policy
    Detailed information about the SFUSD Student Assignment Policy
    - Annual Assignment Highlights
      Learn more about annual assignment results.
    - Tiebreakers
      Read more about tiebreakers and how these are ranked according to the school type and grade level.
      
      City Wide Schools
      City-wide means there is no attendance area, and as a result city-wide schools and programs do not provide a tie-breaker for students who live near the school.
    - Changes to Student Assignment for Elementary Schools
      Learn about SFUSD's new student assignment system for elementary schools that's going into effect starting school year 2026-2027
      
      Frequently Asked Questions
      Answers to frequently asked questions about the new elementary school student assignment policy
      
      Timeline of New Student Assignment Policy
      A timeline of the policy development and implementation process
      
      Ad Hoc Committee on Student Assignment
      The Ad Hoc Committee on Student Assignment is a subcommittee of the Board of Education. Each year, the Ad Hoc Committee on Student Assignment hosts a series of public working meetings with staff to monitor SFUSD’s student assignment policy.
      
      Student Assignment Policy Research Partnerships
      In support of SFUSD’s work to develop and implement a new Student Assignment Policy, the district has ongoing partnerships with four different research groups.
      
      Student Assignment Newsletter
      This newsletter will provide updates and share opportunities to join the conversation as we begin to implement the new policy.
      
      Student Assignment Blog
      Stay up to date as SFUSD redesigns its elementary school assignment policy
      
      Community Engagement
      A summary of the community engagement activities that SFUSD has conducted for the new assignment policy
      
      Newsroom
      News coverage of SFUSD's new elementary school student assignment policy
  - Contact Us
    Contact the Enrollment Center and Early Education Department
- EED Handbook
  "The Early Education Department's social responsibility is to serve as the District's gateway to lifelong learning so that all children find their brilliance.” We provide this Handbook as a way to work in partnership, to support students and families to
  - Section 1.0 Welcome
    Overview of the Early Education Department’s Family Handbook with essential guidelines, policies, and supports for toddler, preschool, and Out-of-School Time (OST) programs, plus key info about Early Education procedures.
    - 1.1 - Who We Are
      Learn about SFUSD’s Early Education Department history, mission, inclusive and culturally responsive approach, and the research-based curricula and professional development that support high-quality teaching.
    - 1.2 - Early Education Options
      Explore the variety of toddler, preschool, and OST programs available, both subsidized and tuition-based, with flexible schedules designed to foster children’s holistic development through play and experiential learning.
    - 1.3 - Daily Schedule
      See examples of typical daily routines across ages, highlighting a balanced mix of play, meals, rest, and enrichment activities tailored to each program’s needs
  - Section 2.0 - Enrollment, Costs & Fees
    Understand the application process, eligibility criteria, and funding sources for subsidized and tuition-based Early Education programs, noting that applying does not guarantee placement.
    - 2.1 - Ages of Children Served
      Find the age ranges served, from toddlers through 12 years old, and which programs are designed for each group.
    - 2.2 - SFUSD’s Early Education Application
      Get step-by-step details on how to apply online or in person, required paperwork, eligibility lists, and how fees and policies differ based on income and program type.
    - 2.3 Transferring From One School to Another
      Learn about transfer eligibility rules, the preschool-to-TK/kindergarten transition process, and the importance of timely applications and family engagement.
  - Section 3.0 Developing the Whole Child
    Discover the Early Education Department’s philosophy prioritizing the whole child, cultural responsiveness, family partnerships, and safe, supportive learning environments.
    - 3.1 Our Philosophy & Approach to Developing the Whole Child
      3.1 Our Philosophy & Approach Read about individualized, trauma-informed, culturally relevant teaching methods that respect each child’s background.
    - 3.2 Differentiated Instruction
      See how teaching is tailored to each child’s pace and needs through hands-on, scaffolded, and engaging activities that build essential skills.
    - 3.3 Partnering with Families
      Find ways families can collaborate with schools, including volunteering, conferences, and everyday engagement to support children’s learning.
    - 3.4 Our Support Services
      Learn about social-emotional supports, mental health consultations, and family specialists who help address individual needs and promote student success.
    - 3.5 Ensuring the Quality of Our Schools
      Understand quality assurance practices, including partnerships, evaluations, and curricula that promote respectful, nurturing classrooms and positive behavior.
    - 3.6 - Student Inclusion, Suspension, and Expulsion Policies
      Review policies ensuring inclusion, protections for children with disabilities, and the limited circumstances for suspensions or expulsions, with emphasis on family collaboration.
    - 3.7 Assessment Process
      See how children’s development is regularly monitored and shared with families through screenings, evaluations, and conferences.
  - Section 4.0 - Your Child at School
    Guidance on preparing your child for a successful day with tips on clothing, nutrition, rest, and daily communication.
    - 4.1 - Appropriate Clothing for School
      Recommendations for safe, comfortable clothing and footwear, plus guidance on bringing toys and extra clothes.
    - 4.2 - Food & Nutrition Program
      Information on free nutritious meals, accommodations for medical needs, and how families can help support meal programs.
    - 4.3 - Naps
      Details about nap routines for toddlers and preschoolers, with accommodations for comfort items and bedding requirements.
    - 4.4 - Cultural Events as Part of Anti-Bias Education
      Overview of cultural events integrated to promote respect and equity while respecting family preferences.
    - 4.5 - Toilet Training
      Supportive, individualized approaches to toilet training in partnership with families
    - 4.6 - Field Trips
      How field trips enhance learning, what permissions are needed, and volunteer opportunities, including financial accommodations.
    - 4.7 - Daily Communication with Parents & Guardians
      Ways families can stay informed and connected through newsletters, bulletin boards, and direct staff engagement.
  - Section 5.0 - Attendance
    Why regular attendance matters, how it supports learning and kindergarten readiness, and expectations for families.
    - 5.1 - Adhering to Your Contract Hours
      Importance of adhering to contracted hours and how to request schedule changes.
    - 5.2 - Arrival & Departure
      Safety protocols for signing children in/out, authorized pick-ups, and handling late arrivals/departures.
    - 5.3 - Absence Policy
      Rules for reporting absences, allowable excused days, and consequences of unexcused or prolonged absences.
    - 5.4 - EED Holiday Observances
      List of recognized holidays and additional closures according to the school calendar.
  - Section 6.0 - Health & Safety
    Commitment to safe, healthy environments with trained staff, proper supervision, and compliance with regulations.
    - 6.1 - Health Care
      Requirements for immunizations, managing illness, medication protocols, and daily health monitoring.
    - 6.2 - School Wellness
      Policies for keeping sick children home, hygiene practices, and emergency drills.
    - 6.3 - Emergency Information & Change of Contact Information
      Maintaining up-to-date emergency contacts to ensure child safety.
    - 6.4 - Authorized Pick-Up
      Policies for releasing children only to authorized adults and guidance on parking lot safety.
    - 6.5 - Pesticide Application Notification
      Transparency on pesticide use per California law, including staff training and posted notices.
    - 6.6 - Lead Poisoning
      Information on lead poisoning risks and steps families can take to reduce exposure and protect children.
  - Section 7.0 - Family Engagement
    Discover why family engagement is key to your child’s success and how to maintain open communication with teachers and staff.
    - 7.1 - Ways for Families to Get Involved
      Explore various opportunities for families to actively participate, including volunteering, joining councils, and attending workshops.
    - 7.2 - Respectful Conduct
      Learn about expectations for respectful interactions between families and staff, how to raise concerns about rights, and potential consequences for disrespectful behavior.
    - 7.3 - Family Participation Guidelines & Responsibilities
      Find important guidelines for family volunteers to ensure safety and respect, plus resources and support services available to families.
  - Section 8.0 - Policies
    Review the SFUSD Early Education Department’s core policies that promote a safe, inclusive, respectful, and equitable environment for all students, families, and staff.
    - 8.1 - Parent Surveys
      Understand SFUSD Early Education Department’s annual parent surveys, designed to collect family feedback to improve school quality and meet state reporting requirements.
    - 8.2 - Non-Discrimination & Harassment Policy
      Read about the district’s commitment to a discrimination-free, harassment-free environment, including protections under USDA civil rights laws.
    - 8.3 - Confidentiality
      Learn how SFUSD protects the privacy of student and family records, who can access them, and when parental permission is required for sharing information or media use.
    - 8.4 - Religious Instruction
      See how SFUSD excludes religious instruction from Early Education while supporting students’ rights to observe religious and cultural holidays without penalty.
    - 8.5 - Providing False Information
      Discover the consequences of giving false or incomplete information when applying for or maintaining subsidized child care services.
    - 8.6 - Rights of Licensing Agency
      Know your rights and the licensing agency’s authority for inspections and interviews, plus how parents can access their child’s education with staff-parent boundaries explained.
    - 8.7 - Photo Release
      Get details on the Media Agreement Form that requests permission to use your child’s images for educational or promotional purposes, and how to opt out if desired.
    - 8.8 - Mandatory Reporting to Child Protective Services
      Understand SFUSD’s legal obligation to promptly report suspected child abuse or neglect to Child Protective Services.
    - 8.9 - Discipline
      Review SFUSD Early Education Department’s positive and developmentally appropriate discipline approach focusing on emotional regulation, supportive interventions, and careful consideration before alternative placements or disenrollment.
    - 8.10 - Grievances Procedures
      Learn how to file grievances or complaints regarding discrimination, legal issues, or health and safety through appropriate district offices.
  - Section 9.0 - Notice of Action (NOA)
    Find out how families are informed about enrollment status, service terms, start dates, recertification, and changes to fees or agreements via the NOA form.
    - 9.1 - Disenrollment of Services
      See the Early Education Department’s policy on disenrollment, including notice requirements and common reasons such as false information, failure to recertify, or behavioral concerns.
    - 9.2 - Recertification
      Understand the Early Education Department’s recertification process, including deadlines, required documents, and what happens if families miss the recertification timeline.
    - 9.3 - OST, Toddler & Preschool Appeal Process
      Explore the appeal process available to families facing suspension or expulsion of their child, including how to file appeals with state agencies and the continuation of services during appeals.
- ExCEL Expanded Learning Programs HUB
  The ExCEL Expanded Learning Programs HUB is a site for Directors, Program Managers, Site Coordinators, and Fiscal Reps to find news and information regarding their programs.
  - ExCEL Main Calendar
    Here is a helpful calendar of all ExCEL events.
  - Quality Action Plan: The QAP Journey
    Our journey to provide high quality After School Programs for SFUSD students.
  - About Us: ExCEL Expanded Learning
    ExCEL Expanded Learning Programs
  - Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELO-P)
    Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELO-P) Plan and updates
  - ExCEL Manuals & Guidelines
    Find information and links to key documents for ExCEL After School Program Lead Agencies.
  - Safe & Supportive Culture & Climate Sessions
    ExCEL Safe & Supportive Culture & Climate Sessions
  - ExCEL Incident Protocol and Incident Reporting
    ExCEL CBO Partners are required to submit any school day, after school program and summer program incidents that involve any SFUSD students, families and staff.
  - STEAM Professional Learning Series
    Professional development opportunities and resources for our ExCEL CBO Partners.
  - ExCEL Evaluation Report & Site Program Profiles
    School Site Program Profiles and ExCEL Evaluation Report
  - ExCEL Summer Programs
    Resources for CBOs providing ExCEL / ELOP Summer Programs
  - ExCEL Staff, Schools & CBOs
    Schools and contact info for ExCEL team members
  - Teaching about Race, Anti-Racism and Violence
    Resources for Teaching about Race, Anti-Racism & Violence
  - Notification of Intent to Apply: 21st CCLC
    21 CCLC Intent to Apply and award
  - SFUSD Climate Action
    SFUSD Climate Action Fellowships, Internships, Curriculum, Resources, Announcements & more
- ExCEL's August Institute - 2024
  ExCEL August Institute 2024
- The Facilities Services Apprenticeship Program
  The SFUSD Apprenticeship Program is a community and neighborhood engagement job training program.
- Family-School Communications
  Learn what tools and services schools use to communicate with families; sign up for notifications; and get resources and help for Family Portal, Google Classroom, and more.
  - Student Portal (StudentVue)
    This is a guide to help students navigate and use StudentVue/
    - StudentVUE app updates
      a summary of app updates
    - StudentVue app features
      How to use your StudentVue account
  - Family Portal (ParentVUE)
    Information on ParentVUE
    - Create ParentVUE Account
      Steps on how to activate your Family Portal (ParentVUE) account
    - Online Forms
      Here you can see step by step instructions on how to fill out your student's emergency cards, TK - 12th enrollment as well as early education applications.
      
      Early Education Application
      Early education application
      
      TK- 12th Upcoming school year
      For all TK - 12th students applying to the upcoming school year
      
      SotA
      Sota Application
      
      Lowell
      This section will walk you through each additional section of the the Online Lowell Application.
      
      Accept/Decline School assignment
      Learn how to accept or decline your school assignment
      
      Waitlist Status, Offers, and Responses Online
      How to interact with SFUSD Waitlists online in ParentVUE
      
      Emergency Cards
      SFUSD Emergency Cards
    - ParentVUE walkthrough
      View each screen in your ParentVUE app
    - ParentVUE Features
      Learn more about ParentVUE (aka ParentVUE Family Portal or Parent View).
      
      ➤ Update Your Contact Info
      How to update your email and phone number in Family Portal (ParentVUE)
      
      ➤ Parent Submitted Absence
      This year schools will have the option to allow caring adults to submit a WHOLE days absence via the ParentVUE app or website.
      
      ➤ View Student Email and Password
      How to view student's login info in ParentVUE
      
      ➤ View Clever Badges (PK-2 Students)
      Students in Pre-K to 2nd grade will use their “Clever Badge” to log in to their SFUSD-provided Chromebooks.
      
      ➤ ParentVUE Email Notifications
      ParentVUE Email Notifications
      
      ➤ Complete the Emergency Card Form
      How to Complete the Emergency Card Form in ParentVUE
      
      ➤ View Assignments in ParentVUE
      How to view assignments posted by teachers in ParentVUE
      
      ➤ ParentVUE Acknowledgements
      How to submit and download Family Rights Forms in ParentVUE Acknowledgements
      
      ➤ View Documents and Letters
      Learn how to view placement letters, assignment letters, report cards, and other important documents in ParentVUE
      
      ➤ Email School Site Staff
      How to email school staff using ParentVUE
    - Frequently Asked Questions
      Frequently Asked Questions about ParentVUE or Family Portal
    - ParentVUE Known Issues
      Information and updates on ParentVUE performance issues affecting users
  - Family Newsletters and Announcements
    Get the latest news from SFUSD from our weekly Family Announcements Bulletin (FAB) or our monthly Family Newsletter.
    - Family Email Newsletter Archive
      View past issues of our monthly family email newsletter.
  - District and School Notifications
    When large group notifications must go out, SFUSD contacts families by phone, email and text message using a system called SchoolMessenger, which is one of the most widely used communications tools for PreK-12 districts. SFUSD and your school use SchoolMe
  - I'm Not Receiving District Notifications
    What to do if you are not receiving notifications or communications from your school or from the district.
  - Translation and Interpretation Services for Families
    Find out what translation and interpretation services are available for SFUSD families.
  - About the SFUSD Website
    Get tips on how to navigate the SFUSD website. Speed up your ability to find the content you are seeking. This includes tips for both public and employee content.
    - How to Translate This Website
      Learn how to use the Google Translate widget to translate sfusd.edu into non-English languages.
- Foster Youth Services Coordinating Program
  The San Francisco Foster Youth Services Coordinating Program (FYSCP) strives to address the unique educational needs of foster youth by working collaboratively with youth, caregivers, schools, placing agencies, and other service providers. Contact us at f
  - Eligibility
    A foster youth is considered to be any child or youth who the dependency court has taken jurisdiction over and declared to be a dependent of the court due to the presence or risk of abuse or neglect or any youth who the delinquency court has taken jurisdi
  - Rights & Responsibilities
    FYSCP ensures that the educational rights of foster youth in the district are being upheld
  - Program & Services
    FYSCP connect youth to resources such as tutoring, transportation and case management.
  - Resources
    The following resources are provided by the Foster Youth Services CoordinatingProgram (FYSCP) and our partners and are intended for caregivers, service providers, staff, youth and those interested in supporting permanency for foster youth.
- Generative and Agentic AI in SFUSD
  SFUSD provides some initial ideas and resources to explore in the hopes that you will ask questions and provide feedback and examples for us to learn from each other.
- Healthy Choices AmeriCorps
  Healthy Choices AmeriCorps
  - What We Do
    Healthy Choices AmeriCorps: What We Do
  - Impact
    Healthy Choices AmeriCorps' Impact
  - Our Members
    Learn more about the Healthy Choices AmeriCorps members serving in San Francisco schools.
  - What's new with us!
    Press releases, program updates, and highlights from our AmeriCorps members.
  - Get Involved
    Healthy Choices AmeriCorps is Hiring!
- Health Education
  SFUSD Health Education - information and support for mental health, substance use, healthy relationship, nutrition, fitness, safety and sexuality education in San Francisco Unified School District
  - Elementary Health Education
    Landing page for Elementary Health Education
    - Elementary Curricula
      Information on Elementary Health Curricula
  - Middle Grade Health Education
    Resources for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade Health Education.
  - High School Health Education
    This is the landing page for High School Health Education Resources
  - Substance Use Education
    This is the landing page for substance abuse education for elementary, middle, and high school.
  - Resources for Health Educators
    Resources for Health Educators
  - Policies and Mandates
    health education policies and mandates
  - Youth Outreach Workers
    This is the landing page for Health Education Programs
    - HS YOW Resources
      High School Youth Outreach Reseaources
  - SHAB: Student Health Advisory Board
    Student Health Advisory Board
    - Public Service Announcement (PSA) Contest
      Anti-smoking/vaping Public Service Announcement Contest about for SFUSD Youth in 4th-12th grade.
- Health Requirements
  Health Requirements
- Home and Hospital Instruction
  Learn about Home and Hospital Instruction
- Human Resources
  On this page, you can find links for all HR functions through the employee lifecycle including finding a new role, evaluating staff, and how SFUSD supports the needs of employees and their families.
  - Information for Job Seekers
    Learn what it means to work at SFUSD and how to find and apply for job openings, including opportunities for teachers, administrators, paraeducators, classified staff, and substitutes. Also includes salary and benefits information. Current employees can a
    - Administrator Careers
      Apply today through careers.sfusd.edu
    - Certificated Careers
      Apply today through https://jobs.redroverk12.com/org/sfusd
      
      Certificated Hiring Process
      
      Credentialing
      Learn more about the credentials you need for certificated staff positions. This page includes information on who needs a credential, how to get a credential, credential contact information, and more.
      
      Administrative Services credential
      Administrative Services credential
      
      Clinical or Rehabilitative Services credentials
      Clinical or Rehabilitative Services credentials
      
      Pupil Personnel Services credentials
      Pupil Personnel Services credentials
      
      Teaching credentials
      Teaching credentials
      
      Child Development Permits
      Child Development Permits
      
      Credentials for Teaching English Learners
      Learn what credentials you need to teach English Learners.
      
      Education Specialist Instruction credentials
      Education Specialist Instruction credentials
      
      Single Subject credential
      Single Subject credential
      
      Multiple Subject credential
      Multiple subject credential
      
      School Nurse Services credential
      School Nurse Services credential
      
      Services credentials
      Services credentials
      
      Speech-Language Pathology Services credentials
      Speech-Language Pathology Services credentials
      
      Substitute Credential
      If you do not already have a credential that authorizes you as a substitute teacher, you will need an Emergency 30 Day Substitute Permit.
      
      Teacher Librarian Services credential
      Teacher Librarian Services credential
      
      Vocational credentials
      Vocational credentials
      
      Already have a credential and want to add another authorization?
      Additional authorizations
      
      Have a credential from another state?
      Out-of-state credential?
      
      Taught in Another Country?
      Out-of-country credential?
      
      No credential?
      What if I currently don't have a credential?
      
      Certificated Onboarding
      
      Benefits and Salary
      SFUSD job seekers: Find information on our competitive salaries and benefits.
      
      Routes to Teaching
      SFUSD offers a variety of programs to help you get on the path to social justice as a certificated educator! Please click on the cards below to learn more!
      
      San Francisco Urban Teacher Residency Program
      San Francisco Urban Teacher Residency Program
      
      About SFUTR
      A description of the residency model.
      
      SFUTR Team
      SFUTR Team and Bios
      
      SFUTR Mission and Vision
      SFUTR Mission and Vision Statements
      
      Benefits of SFUTR
      Summary of benefits of SFUTR
      
      Apply to SFUTR
      Information about applying to SFUTR
      
      University Partnerships
      University Partnerships information
      
      Pathway to Teaching
      Pathway to Teaching is an accelerated, accessible, inclusive, and practice-based teacher intern credentialing program. We are dedicated to meeting the need for impactful teachers and increasing the number of teachers of color in San Francisco. We aim to p
      
      About Pathway to Teaching
      Learn more about the Pathway to Teaching program
      
      Meet the Pathway Team
      Learn more about our team and alumni at Pathway to Teaching
      
      Alumnx Profiles
      Get to Know Pathway Teachers!
      
      Application + Eligibility
      Pathway to Teaching is on Pause!
      
      Credential Program Requirements
      Requirements for completing a credential through the Pathway to Teaching program.
      
      Pathway Impact
      Pathway Impact Data
      
      Pathway In The News
      Stories about Pathway to Teaching
      
      Pathway in the News
      News article and media featuring Pathway to Teaching
      
      Contact Us
      Pathway to Teaching contact information
      
      Frequently Asked Questions
      FAQ about Pathway to Teaching
    - Paraeducator Careers
      Apply today through careers.sfusd.edu
    - Classified Staff and Management Careers
      Apply today through careers.sfusd.edu
    - Substitute Opportunities
      Sub applications are now available.
  - Information for Student Teachers
    Information for Student Teachers
    - SFUSD Student Teacher Onboarding
      SFUSD Student Teacher Onboarding
    - Student Teachers FAQs
      Student Teachers FAQs
  - Employee Wellness & Support
    SFUSD employees: Find information on your benefits and insurance options, including WageWorks FSA, employee injuries and workers' compensation, and our Employee Assistance Program. This page includes links to benefits summaries by employee classification,
  - Separation Resources
    Resources before separating from SFUSD employment
- Indian Education Program, Title VI
  Culture, Knowledge, Pride, Identity
  - Student Services & Resources
    Indian Education Program - Student Services & Resources
  - Family Resources
    Indian Education Program - Family Resources
  - Get Involved - Join PAC!
    Indian Education Program - Get Involved, Join PAC!
  - Community Collaborators
    Indian Education Program - Community Collaborators
  - Contact Us
    Indian Education Program - We Value Your Input
    - 506 Forms
      506 forms
- Information for Employees
  Find information for current, former and prospective SFUSD employees.
  - Salary & Benefits Information
    SFUSD job seekers: Find information on our competitive salaries and benefits.
  - Labor Relations
    Find SFUSD contracts, memorandum of understanding, and labor agreements for UESF, UASF, SEIU, IFPTE, LiUNA, IUOE, IBEW, IUPAT, Glaziers, Iron Workers, Carpenters, Teamster, Painters, Plumbers
    - Negotiations Updates
      Find updates on negotiations between SFUSD and its labor partners.
      
      Information and Resources for Families
      Find information and resources for families and students during school closure.
      
      Independent Study Packets
      Find information, resources and materials by grade. These materials are intended to support continuity of learning for students if regular classroom instruction is temporarily unavailable.
      
      Special Education
      Resources and information for special education families and students during school closures due to the strike.
      
      Frequently Asked Questions
      Frequently asked questions (FAQs) about negotiations between San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) and United Educators of San Francisco (UESF).
      
      Negotiations Timeline Since Fact Finding
      See what has happened in negotiations between San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) and United Educators of San Francisco (UESF) after the fact-finding report was released.
      
      Latest Updates
      Read SFUSD Superintendent Dr. Maria Su's messages to the SFUSD community regarding ongoing negotiations with United Educators of San Francisco (UESF).
      
      Facts on SFUSD's Budget
      Learn about SFUSD's fiscal stabilization efforts, as well as budget information including the reserves and fund balance.
      
      Negotiation Process
      Collective Bargaining Flowchart and Fact-Finding Process
    - Labor Partners
      Labor Partners Contact
      
      UESF Certificated
      UESF Certificated
      
      UESF Classified
      Find SFUSD contracts, memorandum of understanding, catastrophic leave forms, salary schedules and labor agreements for UESF Classified
      
      UASF
      Find SFUSD contracts, memorandum of understanding, catastrophic leave forms, salary schedules and labor agreements for UASF
      
      SEIU, Local 1021
      Find SFUSD contracts, memorandum of understanding, catastrophic leave forms, salary schedules and labor agreements for SEIU, Local 1021
      
      IFPTE, Local 21
      Find SFUSD contracts, memorandum of understanding, catastrophic leave forms, salary schedules and labor agreements for IFPTE, Local 21
      
      IUOE, Local 39
      Find SFUSD contracts, memorandum of understanding, catastrophic leave forms, salary schedules and labor agreements for IUOE, Local 39
      
      IBEW, Local 6
      Find SFUSD contracts, memorandum of understanding, catastrophic leave forms, salary schedules and labor agreements for IBEW, Local 6
      
      Common Crafts
      Find SFUSD contracts, memorandum of understanding, catastrophic leave forms, salary schedules and labor agreements for Common Crafts
    - Request Information (Union Use Only)
      This form may only be completed by authorized union representatives requesting information needed to represent bargaining unit employees. Examples of authorized union representatives include: Union officers, union representatives, shop stewards, and o
    - Salary Schedule Unrepresented
      Salary Schedule Unrepresented
  - Frontline and Red Rover Updates
    A public-facing overview of Frontline and Red Rover.
    - Latest Updates
      Find a list of daily updates provided every afternoon by the Change Management Team.
    - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
      Find Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Frontline and Red Rover.
    - Implementation Timeline
      Learn more about the the implementation timeline for Frontline and Red Rover.
    - Board of Education Presentations
      Presentations made at SF Board of Education meetings about Frontline and Red Rover.
    - Get Help (Current SFUSD Employees Only)
      How current SFUSD employees can get help with Frontline and Red Rover
    - Frontline Dashboard
      SFUSD is publicly sharing a dashboard to transparently communicate our process.
  - Annual Notifications (Public)
    Local educational agencies (LEAs) are required by state and federal law (including the California Education Code) to send mandatory notices to employees on an annual basis. All employees must read these notifications each year.
- Instructional Reform Facilitator
  The Instructional Reform Facilitator (IRF) is a strategic partner to SFUSD principals and a key member of instructional leadership teams in their role as a continuous school improvement coach.
- Know Your Rights
  Learn about your rights as a parent, family member or student and about SFUSD policies.
  - Discrimination at Your School
    Learn about SFUSD's non-discrimination/harassment policies and the Uniform Complaint Procedure.
    - Board Policy on Discrimination - Board Policy 5145.3
      The SFUSD Board of Education policy on discrimination in schools.
    - Administrative Regulation on Discrimination - 5145.3
      SFUSD Administrative Regulation 5145.3 on discrimination in schools.
    - Administrative Regulation on Nondiscrimination/Harassment - Intersex, Nonbinary, Transgender, and Gender Nonconforming Students AR 5145.4
      SFUSD Administrative Regulation No. 5145.4 on Nondiscrimination/Harassment - Intersex, Nonbinary, Transgender, and Gender Nonconforming Students
  - School-Sponsored Activities & Clubs
    All students have a right to take part in educational activities at school without paying a fee, deposit or other charge. An "educational activity" is an activity offered by a school or school district that is an integral part of a student's education, in
  - Cyberbullying
    Information on what to do if a student is being bullied or harassed online.
  - Sexual Harassment and Title IX
    Information about the policies that protect SFUSD students and staff from sexual harassment and the procedures the District will take when sexual harassment is reported.
    - Board Policy on Student Non-Discrimination/Harassment - Board Policy 5145.3
      SFUSD Board Policy 5145.3 on student non-discrimination/harassment.
    - Board Policy on Sexual Harassment
      SFUSD Board of Education Policy No. 5145.7 on sexual harassment (students)
    - Administrative Regulation on Sexual Harassment (students)
      SFUSD Administrative Regulation No. 5145.7 on sexual harassment.
    - Title IX (Gender Equity) in Athletics
      Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 ("Title IX") is most commonly known to apply to athletic opportunities. Title IX applies to all SFUSD schools and prohibits discrimination in all educational programs and activities, not just athletics. Athleti
  - Bullying & Harassment
    What to do if a student is bullied
    - Administrative Regulation on Bullying
      SFUSD Administrative Regulation No. 5131.2 on bullying.
    - Board Policy on Bullying & Harassment
      SFUSD Board Policy No. 5131.2 on bullying & harassment
  - Hate Motivated Behavior
    SFUSD is a community that celebrates our diversity, and believes its greatest strength of our community. We are committed to reducing prejudice and enhancing understanding between individuals and groups within our schools.
    - Board Policy on Hate-Motivated Behavior
      SFUSD Board Policy No. 5145.9 on hate-motivated behavior.
    - Administrative Regulation on Hate-Motivated Behavior
      SFUSD Administrative Regulation No. 5145.9 on hate-motivated behavior.
  - ADA Facilities Access
    SFUSD promotes equality for people with disabilities through ensuring that our built environment is aligned with federal and state accessibility guidelines and standards. Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act ensures access to District facilitie
  - Students' Right to Protest
    At SFUSD we support our students in taking action to address issues of concern to them. Please review our approach to walkouts, protests and demonstrations that occur during the regular school day.
    - Board Policy on Freedom of Speech/Expression
      SFUSD Board Policy 5145.2 on Freedom of Speech/Expression
  - Married/Pregnant/Parenting Students
    Learn about the rights of Married/Pregnant/Parenting Students
    - Board Policy on Married/Pregnant/Parenting Students (BP 5146)
      SFUSD Board Policy 5146 Married/Pregnant/Parenting Students
  - Parent's Rights
    SFUSD Parents have rights. Please see SFUSD Student Family Handbook for more details.
  - The Right to Request Information
    At the beginning of each school year, local educational agencies receiving Title I funds are required to notify parents whose student(s) attend a Title I school that they may request, and the agency will provide the parents on request (and in a timely man
- Learn and Join the Teacher Leader Fellowship
  How to apply to the Teacher Leader Fellowship
- Learning
  Learning from prekindergarten to 12th grade and beyond to college and career, inside the classroom and out.
  - Language Programs
    (UPDATES IN PROGRESS) Details about the languages students can study during their education in SFUSD, and in which schools and grades language courses are offered.
    - Biliteracy Recognitions
      Biliteracy Recognitions available for 5th and 8th graders enrolled in World Language, Dual Language Immersion, and Biliteracy pathway programs.
    - Seal of Biliteracy
      Explanation of how to attain the Seal of Biliteracy, which indicates proficiency in two languages
    - Spanish Language Programs
      Spanish language programs / classes offered in Transitional Kindergarten (TK), elementary, middle and high schools in San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD)
    - Cantonese Language Programs
      A description of Cantonese language programs / classes offered in Transitional Kindergarten (TK), elementary, middle and high schools in San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD)
      
      Pre-Kindergarten Cantonese Dual Language
      Description of Pre-Kindergarten (Pre-K) Cantonese Dual Language
      
      Kindergarten-5th Grade Cantonese Dual Language Immersion
      Details about Kindergarten-5th Grade Cantonese Dual Language Immersion
      
      Kindergarten-8th Grade Cantonese One-Way Language Immersion Program
      Details about Alice Fong Yu Chinese Immersion in Kindergarten-8th Grade.
      
      Kindergarten-Grade 5 Cantonese Biliteracy
      Kindergarten-Grade 5 (K-5) Cantonese Biliteracy
      
      6th-8th Grade Cantonese Dual Language Immersion
      Details about what schools offer Cantonese-English Dual Language Immersion (DLI) in 6th-8th grades.
    - Mandarin Language Programs
      Mandarin Language Programs
      
      Kindergarten-Grade 5 Mandarin Dual Language Immersion
      Kindergarten-Grade 5 Mandarin Dual Language Immersion
      
      6-8 Secondary Mandarin Dual Language Immersion
      6-8 Secondary Mandarin Dual Language Immersion
      
      6th-8th Grade Mandarin World Language
      Description of schools that have 6th-8th Grade (6-8) Mandarin World Language programs
      
      9th-12th Grade Mandarin World Language
      Details about what schools offer Mandarin World Language in 9th-12th grades (9-12)
    - Korean Dual Language Immersion
      K-8 Korean Dual Language Program at Claire Lilienthal School
    - Filipino Language Programs
      A description of Filipino Language Programs in SFUSD schools
      
      K-5 Filipino Foreign Language in Elementary School
      K-5 Filipino Foreign Language in Elementary School
      
      Feasibility Study: Filipino Dual Language Immersion at Bessie Carmichael
      Filipino Dual Language Immersion at Bessie Carmichael
    - Japanese Language Programs
      A description of Japanese Language Programs in SFUSD schools
      
      Kindergarten-5th Grade Japanese World Language in Elementary School (WLES)
      Kindergarten-5th Grade Japanese World Language in Elementary School (WLES)
      
      6th-8th Grade Japanese World Language
      6-8 Japanese Middle School World Language
      
      9th-12th Grade Japanese World Language
      9th-12th Grade Japanese World Language
    - Arabic Language Programs
      A description of Arabic Language Programs in SFUSD schools
      
      K-5 Arabic World Language in Elementary School
      K-5 Arabic World Language in Elementary School
      
      Middle School Arabic Language Program
      Details about what schools offer Arabic Language Program
      
      High School Arabic Language Program
      Details about what schools offer Arabic Language Program
    - Italian World Language
      Italian Program
    - French World Language
      9th-12th Grade French World Language
    - Hebrew World Language
      Hebrew 9-12 High School World Language
    - Latin World Language
      Latin High World Language Programs
    - Vietnamese Language Programs
      Vietnamese language programs / classes offered in Kindergarten, elementary, middle and high schools in San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD)
      
      K-5 Vietnamese World Language in Elementary School
      K-5 Vietnamese World Language in Elementary School
      
      Middle School Vietnamese Language Program
      Details about what schools offer Vietnamese language in 6-8th grades
  - Multilingual Learner Programs and Services
    A landing page for SFUSD's Multilingual Programs and Multilingual Learners (English Learners) services
    - Programs & Services FAQs
      Find frequently asked questions (FAQs) about Multilingual Learner Programs and Services.
    - Multilingual Learner Program Guides
      Multilingual Learner Program Guides for families in 7 languages
    - New Mandarin Immersion TK-8 School
      In July 2025, SFUSD Superintendent Dr. Maria Su announced plans to launch a wall-to-wall TK-8 Mandarin Dual Language Immersion school. The school is expected to open for the 2027-28 school year.
    - English Language Development (ELD)
      This page describes Designated English Language Development (D-ELD) classes.
    - English Language Proficiency Assessments for California (ELPAC)
      This page describes the English Language Proficiency Assessments for California (ELPAC), the mandated state test for determining English language proficiency (ELP).
    - Reclassification FAQs
      Explanation of the EL reclassification process
    - Summer Academy for Integrated Language Learning (SAILL)
      The Summer Academy for Integrated Language Learning (SAILL) is a five-week summer program dedicated to providing newcomer multilingual students an opportunity to earn additional high school credits, continue developing their English language skills, and a
      
      SAILL Student Program
      Information about SAILL, a summer program for English Learners
    - Basis for English Learner Programs
      There are Federal and State laws that establish the rights of English Learners (ELs), and define the responsibilities of school districts serving them. In this section are some of the most pertinent Federal laws, court rulings, and State laws affecting th
  - Resources
    Learn more about student research studies, technology tools, and classroom materials.
    - Approved Digital Tools & Apps for SFUSD Students
      Find apps approved for students in SFUSD to use, organized under specific categories. Click on the apps for additional information, including whether the app is free or paid, where to access the app, training resources, and available coaching and professi
      
      SFUSD's Digital Tool Intake and Approval Process
      All digital tools that are used by students must be district approved before students can use them. This page includes and overview of the process and a checklist to guide you through the process.
      
      The Seesaw Family App
      Learn the basic features and functions of how to use the Seesaw Family App to foster a strong home-school connection.
      
      Seesaw
      Learn the Deeper Learning Priorities at SFUSD and how Seesaw enables them to fruition.
      
      Chrome Extensions
      The Department of Technology allows students to install Chromebook extensions from this list
      
      Clever
      Learn all about Clever, SFUSD's single sign on portal for safe and secure access to all district apps.
      
      Google Suite
      Learn more about using Google tools for instruction, productivity, and communication.
      
      Seesaw
      Many classes in SFUSD are using Seesaw as a platform for assignments and student creations. The following resources will support families in getting started with Seesaw.
      
      Soundtrap
      Essential information, training, and curricular resources for Soundtrap
      
      Zoom
      Resources for students and families to get started with Zoom for virtual meetings
      
      Data Privacy at SFUSD
      SFUSD takes student data privacy and is in compliance with regard to state and federal requirements including COPPA, CIPA, FERPA, and SOPIPA with our district-approved online applications. Learn more about Data Privacy in SFUSD.
    - At Home Resources to Support Student Learning
      Should your child have a short term absence from school, the information below provides an overview on at home learning resources using technology provided to all students in SFUSD.
    - Google Resources @ SFUSD
      Learn more about using Google tools for instruction, productivity, and communication.
      
      Google for Instruction
      Make the most of Google tools with learners of all ages.
      
      Building a Learning Community
      
      Managing Virtual Learning Spaces
      
      Communicating with Families
      
      Student Voice & Empathy
      
      Formative Assessment
      
      Managing Free Response Questions
      
      Giving Feedback
      
      Managing Student Projects
      
      Differentiating Instruction
      
      Offering & Managing Student Choice
      
      Creating Accessible Materials
      
      Facilitating Group Collaboration
      
      HyperDocs
      
      Google resources for staff
      Learn more about the Google Workspace for Education tools available to SFUSD staff for teaching, learning, organization, and communication.
      
      Arts & Culture
      Learn more about how to use Google Arts & Culture in the classroom.
      
      Calendar
      Learn more about how to use Google Calendar to organize yourself and students.
      
      Appointment scheduling
      Google Calendar now offers improved appointment scheduling features. Learn more about these features to use appointment scheduling with families, staff, and even students.
      
      Chat
      Learn more about how to use Google Chat to instant message (DM) colleagues and to create chat rooms for projects & teams.
      
      Chrome Canvas
      Learn more about how to use Chrome Canvas to make quick doodles, take notes, and express yourself.
      
      Chrome
      Learn more about how to use SFUSD’s recommended browser, Google Chrome.
      
      Classroom
      Learn more about how to use Google Classroom to organize information and resources for students or for colleagues.
      
      Distance learning guidance for Classroom
      District-wide guidance on Google Classroom to standardize student and family experiences & expectations.
      
      New semester, new Classroom
      Learn how to start your spring semester with a fresh, clean slate in Google Classroom.
      
      Docs
      Learn more about using Google Docs at SFUSD
      
      Drawings
      Learn more about using Google Drawings at SFUSD
      
      Drive
      Learn more about using Google Drive at SFUSD
      
      Cleaning up & organizing Google Drive
      Learn tips, strategies, and recommendations for cleaning up your Google Drive and Gmail.
      
      Google Drive & leaving SFUSD
      Learn how to prepare for leaving SFUSD when it comes to your Google Drive files and Google Classroom assignments.
      
      Earth
      Learn more about how to use Google Earth.
      
      Forms
      Learn more about how to use Google Forms to collect information, create engaging activities, and create a space for student voice.
      
      Gmail
      Learn more about how to use Gmail to communicate effectively and streamline your own workflows.
      
      Using Google Groups
      Learn how to use Google Groups as a manager of a group. Note: You must be a manager of the group to have these permissions and abilities.
      
      Jamboard
      Learn more about how to use Google Jamboard for digital white boarding and collaborative brainstorming.
      
      Keep
      Learn more about how to use Google Keep to take notes, capture ideas, and organize yourself.
      
      Meet
      Learn more about how to use Google Meet to meet with families, collaborate with colleagues, or interact with students.
      
      My Maps
      Learn more about how to use Google My Maps to enable students to create geographically-linked multimedia projects.
      
      Sheets
      Learn more about how to use Google Sheets to collect, manage, and analyze data & information.
      
      Sites
      Learn more about how to use Google Sites to synthesize information, showcase student work through digital portfolios, and offer a space for student voice & expression.
      
      Slides
      Learn more about how to use Google Slides to present & share information, create collaborative & interactive spaces for students, and build slideshows.
      
      YouTube
      Learn more about the learning potential of YouTube.
      
      Sharing videos with students
      There are many ways to share videos with students. Learn more about different options and methods for sharing videos.
      
      Approved add-ons
      See a list of SFUSD's approved add-on tools for Docs, Sheets, and Slides
      
      Other/Not Listed
      Learn more about some of the Google tools *not* enabled at SFUSD.
      
      Google resources for families
      For students and families to feel more comfortable using Google tools.
      
      Logging into Google
      Information on how to log in to your student's SFUSD Google account.
      
      Gmail (email)
      
      Google Calendar
      
      Google Classroom
      Information about Google Classroom for students and families
      
      Google Classroom: Guardian Email Summaries
      Information for families about guardian email summaries from Google Classroom
      
      Google Docs
      
      Docs' built-in translation tool
      
      Google Drawings
      
      Google Drive
      Learn more about how to navigate and use Google Drive for learning and file management
      
      Taking your stuff after graduation
      12th grade students (seniors) can use Google Transfer to move the files and emails in their SFUSD account over to a personal Gmail account.
      
      Google Jamboard
      Learn more about how to navigate and use Google Jamboard for learning
      
      Google Meet
      
      Google My Maps
      
      Google Slides
      
      Chrome Canvas
      
      Google tool access by grade levels
      View which apps are accessible to different grade levels and groups in SFUSD
      
      K-5 schools
      
      K-8 schools
      
      Middle schools (6-8)
      
      High schools (9-12)
      
      Employees
      
      Other approved digital learning tools
    - Laptops for Educators (L4E)
      Laptops for Educators (L4E) is the district's program for distributing district-owned laptops to teachers and other select groups of educators. To be eligible for an L4E device, an educator must work at least 0.5 FTE and have an eligible primary job code
      
      Frequently Asked Questions
      Laptops for Educators (L4E) is the district's program for distributing district-owned laptops to teachers and other select groups of educators. To be eligible for an L4E device, an educator must work at least 0.5 FTE and have an eligible primary job code
      
      Eligible Roles
      Laptops for Educators (L4E) is the district's program for distributing district-owned laptops to teachers and other select groups of educators. Use this webpage to learn more about eligibility.
      
      Returning your device
      Laptops for Educators (L4E) is the district's program for distributing district-owned laptops to teachers and other select groups of educators. To be eligible for an L4E device, an educator must work at least 0.5 FTE and have an eligible primary job code
      
      Professional development resources
      Laptops for Educators (L4E) is the district's program for distributing district-owned laptops to teachers and other select groups of educators. Use this professional development webpage to learn more about how to take care of and get the most out of your
      
      #1: Get ready for a new device
      Prepare for your new Laptops for Educators (L4E) device by backing up your data and information from your old laptop.
      
      #2: Day 1 of your new device
      Learn how your new L4E laptop works and learn more about some of the upgrades from previous L4E devices.
      
      #3: Privacy & security
      Learn how your new L4E laptop works and learn more about some of the upgrades from previous L4E devices.
      
      #4: Settings & Accessibility
      Learn how your new L4E laptop works and learn more about some of the upgrades from previous L4E devices.
      
      #5: Locating files & apps
      Learn how your new L4E laptop works and learn more about some of the upgrades from previous L4E devices.
      
      #6: Helpful apps & tools
      Learn how your new L4E laptop works and learn more about some of the upgrades from previous L4E devices.
    - Seesaw @ SFUSD
      Teachers, students, administrators, and families can all learn more about the features of Seesaw using the Seesaw @SFUSD pages. Teachers will be able to look for specific content by subject and grade level while admin will be able to learn how to utilize
      
      Seesaw & the Curriculum
      Access Seesaw Lesson Activities by SFUSD's Core Instructional Priority or Subject.
      
      PK-TK - 2nd Grade Lesson Activities by Core Instructional Priority
      Seesaw Lesson Activities for PK-TK - 2nd Grade by Core Instructional Priorities. Search for Lesson Activities from SFUSD staff, Seesaw Ambassadors, and additional community members.
      
      3rd - 5th Grade Lesson Activities by Core Instructional Priority
      Seesaw Lesson Activities for 3rd - 5th Grade by Core Instructional Priorities. Search for Lesson Activities from SFUSD staff, Seesaw Ambassadors, and additional community members.
      
      6th - 8th Grade Lesson Activities by Core Instructional Priority
      Seesaw Lesson Activities for 6th - 8th Grade by Core Instructional Priorities. Search for Lesson Activities from SFUSD staff, Seesaw Ambassadors, and additional community members.
      
      9th - 12th Grade Lesson Activities by Core Instructional Priority
      Seesaw Lesson Activities for 9th - 12th Grade by Core Instructional Priorities. Search for Lesson Activities from SFUSD staff, Seesaw Ambassadors, and additional community members.
      
      ELA - English Language Arts Lesson Activities by Grade Level
      Seesaw Lesson Activity for English Language Arts lesson by Grade Level. Search for Lesson Activities from SFUSD staff, Seesaw Ambassadors, and additional community members.
      
      Math Lesson Activities by Grade Level
      Seesaw Lesson Activity for Math lesson by Grade Level. Search for Lesson Activities from SFUSD staff, Seesaw Ambassadors, and additional community members.
      
      Science Lesson Activities by Grade Level
      Seesaw Lesson Activity for Science lesson by Grade Level. Search for Lesson Activities from SFUSD staff, Seesaw Ambassadors, and additional community members.
      
      Social Studies - Humanities Lesson Activities by Grade Level
      Seesaw Lesson Activity for Social Studies/Humanities lesson by Grade Level. Search for Lesson Activities from SFUSD staff, Seesaw Ambassadors, and additional community members.
      
      SEL/Health Lesson Activities by Grade Level
      Seesaw Lesson Activity for SEL/Health lesson by Grade Level. Search for Lesson Activities from SFUSD staff, Seesaw Ambassadors, and additional community members.
      
      Computer Science Lesson Activities by Grade Level
      Seesaw Lesson Activity for Computer Science lesson by Grade Level. Search for Lesson Activities from SFUSD staff, Seesaw Ambassadors, and additional community members.
      
      Digital Agency Lesson Activities by Grade Level
      Seesaw Lesson Activity for Digital Agency lesson by Grade Level. Search for Lesson Activities from SFUSD staff, Seesaw Ambassadors, and additional community members.
      
      Lesson Activities for Art
      Seesaw Lesson Activity for Art lessons by Grade Level. Search for Lesson Activities from SFUSD staff, Seesaw Ambassadors, and additional community members.
      
      Seesaw for Families
      seesaw for families
      
      Teachers & Staff Learning Hub
      Want to learn how to use Seesaw in your classroom? find self-paces online learning modules, quick 5 minute tutorials based on topic, and/or learn how to become a Seesaw Ambassador!
      
      Seesaw for Administrators
      Learn how to access Seesaw as an administrator to see how Seesaw is being used at your site
      
      Seesaw for Students
      Seesaw is a core application for SFUSD. All PreK-12th grade students have access to Seesaw, use the following information to learn how to get started with Seesaw, log into Seesaw, and use the application.
    - Short-Term Independent Study
      Short-term independent study is available for students who are missing school for a limited period of time, for example as a result of COVID-19 quarantine or isolation.
  - New Approaches to Learning
    Find out how we're redesigning learning in and out of the classroom.
    - Digital Learning in SFUSD
      This page highlights the programs and resources offered by SFUSD's Digital Learning Team.
      
      Department of Technology Self-Service PD Resources
      This page offers various self-guided, professional learning resources and recorded sessions to support SFUSD staff with developing digital learning best practices, learning to use district-approved ed tech tools, and teaching Digital Agency (a.k.a. Digita
      
      K-5 Digital Learning Getting Started Guides
      Guides for getting started with digital learning in the K-5 classroom, including digital fluency, digital agency, and digital learning tools and apps.
    - Digital District Day
      Learn more about the annual Digital District Day professional development event, including how to register to attend and other pertinent information.
      
      2023 Recordings - now posted
      Review the recordings of sessions offered during this year's 2022 Digital District Day event (DDD).
      
      Attendee resources
      Attendees can find information about how to join Digital District Day (DDD)
      
      Presenter resources
      This page is for presenters at our Digital District Day (DDD) event.
    - Deeper Learning
      Resources and information about Deeper Learning
      
      Core Instructional Priorities
      Core instructional priorities of deeper learning for SFUSD
      
      Key Culture Premises
      Key culture premises of deeper learning in SFUSD
      
      PLC: Demonstration of Learning
      Resources and information for the Demonstration of Learning PLC
      
      Graduate Profile
      How deeper learning helps prepare students to meet SFUSD's Graduate Profile
      
      More Deeper Learning in SFUSD
      Exhibition resources and examples of Deeper Learning in SFUSD
    - QTEA Innovation Awards
      From 2014-23, The QTEA Innovation Awards aimed to reward schools which have demonstrated achievement and to help them develop innovative practices for hard-working staff at these schools to employ in support of student achievement.
      
      QTEA Impact and Innovation Awards
      The QTEA Impact Awards grant funding to specific projects or efforts at school sites. The Innovation Awards are designed to provide resources and guidance to help a school investigate and design a solution to an equity challenge facing the site.
      
      Quality Teacher Education Act - Impact Awards
      The Quality Teacher Education Act (QTEA) passed in 2008 and included provision to recognize and reward schools for excellence. That was the genesis for the Impact Awards where schools now have the opportunity to apply for funding for projects that have po
      
      2019-2020
      
      Balboa High School
      
      César Chávez Elementary School
      
      El Dorado Elementary School
      
      Galileo High School
      
      John McLaren Early Education School
      
      John O'Connell High School
      
      Jose Ortega Elementary School
      
      Starr King Elementary School
      
      Tenderloin Community School
      
      Thurgood Marshall Academic High School
      
      2018-2019
      
      Abraham Lincoln High School
      
      Bret Harte Middle School
      
      Buena Vista Horace Mann
      
      County Community School
      
      Francis Scott Key
      
      George Washington Carver
      
      Herbert Hoover
      
      James Denman Middle School
      
      John McLaren
      
      Jose Ortega
      Jose Ortega
      
      Mission High
      Mission High
      
      Roosevelt Middle School
      
      Sheridan Elementary School
      Sheridan Elementary School
      
      The Academy
      The Academy
      
      Willie L Brown Jr Middle School
      Willie L Brown Jr Middle School
      
      2017-2018
      2017-2018 Innovation Awards
      
      Aptos Middle School
      Aptos Middle School 2017-2018 Innovation Awards
      
      Balboa High School
      Balboa High School 2017-2018 Innovation Awards
      
      Civic Center Secondary School
      Civic Center Secondary School 2017-2018 Innovation Awards
      
      Commodore Sloat Elementary School
      Commodore Sloat Elementary School 2017-2018 Innovation Awards
      
      César Chávez Elementary School
      César Chávez Elementary School 2017-2018 Innovation Awards
      
      Francis Scott Key Elementary School
      Francis Scott Key Elementary School 2017-2018 Innovation Awards
      
      Hillcrest Elementary School
      Hillcrest Elementary School 2017-2018 Innovation Awards
      
      Independence High School
      Independence High School 2017-2018 Innovation Awards
      
      John McLaren Early Education School
      John McLaren Early Education School 2017-2018 Innovation Awards
      
      Leonard R. Flynn Elementary School
      Leonard R. Flynn Elementary School 2017-2018 Innovation Awards
      
      Sheridan Elementary School
      Sheridan Elementary School 2017-2018 Innovation Awards
      
      The Academy San Francisco High School
      The Academy San Francisco High School 2017-2018 Innovation Awards
      
      Visitacion Valley Middle School
      Visitacion Valley Middle School 2017-2018 Innovation Awards
      
      Wallenberg High School
      Wallenberg High School 2017-2018 Innovation Awards
      
      2016-2017
      2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      Buena Vista Horace Mann
      Buena Vista Horace Mann 2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      E.R. Taylor Elementary School
      E.R. Taylor Elementary School 2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      Everett Middle School
      Everett Middle School 2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      George Washington Carver Elementary School
      George Washington Carver Elementary School 2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      Glen Park Elementary School
      Glen Park Elementary School 2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy
      Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy 2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      Herbert Hoover Middle School
      Herbert Hoover Middle School 2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      Independence High School
      Independence High School 2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      John Muir Elementary School
      John Muir Elementary School 2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      Leonard Flynn Elementary School
      Leonard Flynn Elementary School 2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      Marshall Elementary School
      Marshall Elementary School 2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      Martin Luther King Middle School
      Martin Luther King Middle School 2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      Mission High School
      Mission High School 2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      Paul Revere Middle School
      Paul Revere Middle School 2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      San Francisco International High School
      San Francisco International High School 2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      The Academy San Francisco High School
      The Academy San Francisco High School 2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      Visitacion Valley Middle School
      Visitacion Valley Middle School 2016-2017 Innovation Awards
      
      2015-2016
      2015-2016 Innovation Awards
    - Superintendent’s Innovation Fellowship
      Superintendent’s Innovation Fellowship
  - Celebrating AAPI Heritage
    Get resources for families and teachers for celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) heritage.
  - Celebrating Arab American Heritage
    Get resources for families and teachers for celebrating Arab American heritage.
  - Celebrating Jewish American Heritage
    Get resources for families and teachers for celebrating Jewish American heritage.
- LGBTQ Student Services
  Support and services for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ+) students.
  - About Us
    Learn more about LGBTQ Student Services.
  - Our Responsibility
    Read more about how educators can help ensure all students feel safe and seen.
  - What We Do
    An overview of programs provided by LGBTQ Support Services.
    - Genders & Sexualities Alliances
      Extracurricular LGBTQ student clubs.
    - QGroups
      Confidential psycho-educational groups for LGBTQ+ students.
    - Queer Trans Advisory Council
      High School LGBTQ+ student leaders from across SFUSD.
    - Student Conferences
      District-wide LGBTQ+ student conferences
  - Community Resources
    Community resources for LGBTQ+ students and families.
  - SFUSD Staff Resources
    Resources for staff and schools supporting LGBTQ+ students.
- Mentoring for Success
  Mentoring for Success
  - More About Us
    About Mentoring for Success
    - Our Impact
      The Impact of Mentoring
    - Staff
      Mentoring for Success Staff
    - Schools
      Mentoring for Success Schools
    - Our Partners
      Become a Community Partner with Mentoring for Success
    - What's new with us!
      Highlighting program updates and news stories.
  - Become a Community Partner
    Become a Mentoring for Success Community Partner
  - I Want to Be a Mentor
    I Want to Be a Mentor
  - I Want a Mentor
    I Want a Mentor
  - I Am a Mentor
    I Am a Mentor
    - Orientation and Training
      Mentoring for Success Orientation and Training
    - Match Support
      Mentoring Match Support
      
      Getting Started
      Getting Started with Mentoring
      
      Mentor-Mentee Relationship Cycle
      Mentor-Mentee Relationship Cycle
      
      Setting Limits
      Setting Limits with Your Mentee
      
      Related Links
      Related Links for Match Support
      
      Need Help?
      Need Help with Mentoring?
    - Match Activity Ideas
      Match Activity Ideas
      
      In the School
      Match Activity Ideas in School
      
      In the Community
      Match Activity Ideas in the Community
  - I Am an MFS Coordinator
    Mentor Coordinator
- Maintenance of Certification
  Information for NCBTs who want to learn more about Maintenance of Certification (MOC) Process.
- Middle Grades Redesign Initiative
  - Initiate Wonder
  - Resources
  - FAQ
  - Get Involved
- Mission Bay Hub
  Learn about the new Mission Bay Hub
  - Overview of the Program
    Basic Info about the Hub
  - Meet Our Team
    Our team leading the development and implementation of the Hub
  - Student Leadership
    Student voices and leadership have been front and center throughout this process. They ensure that the vision for the truly is with the students at the center.
  - New Facility Updates! A Space and Location that Inspires
    Concept Images for the new Hub
  - GET INVOLVED! Partnerships Page
    Business, industry partnerships
  - Donate
    Learn how to donate to support the Mission Bay Hub
- Nutrition & School Meals
  SFUSD Student Nutrition Services
  - Menus
    Find your school's food menu
  - Frequently Asked Questions (SNS)
    Student Nutrition Services FAQs provide a look into SNS programs, services, and other important information.
  - Meet Student Nutrition Services
    Student Nutrition Services is dedicated to nourishing SFUSD students with good food.
  - Share Your Feedback
    Continuous Improvement for School Meals. You can help!
  - Multipurpose Family Income Form
    Apply for SFUSD School Eligibility Benefits and Meal Payment Multipurpose Family Income Form; 2025-2026 Multipurpose Family Income Form is available now at SchoolCafe.com.
  - Nutrition Guidelines & Wellness Policy
    Nutrition Guidelines & Wellness Policy
  - Special Dietary Needs
    Guide to Special Dietary Needs at SFUSD
  - Other Food Resources
    Other food resources beyond school food.
  - Donate
    Donate to school meals
  - Careers
    Links to open positions at Student Nutrition Services.
  - Sign Up for Our Newsletter
    You'll hear about the latest SNS news, menu updates, and community events.
  - Contact Us
    Contact Student Nutrition Services
- Paraeducator Leadership Network
  Professional Learning, Mentoring, and Coaching for Paraeducators
  - Members of Our Paraeducator Leadership Network
    Bios of PLN
  - 2023 Virtual Paraeducator Institute
    The Paraeducator Institute is designed to support paraeducators to feel valued and supported and to allow paraeducators to engage in meaningful and relevant professional development.
- PEEF Home Page
  The Public Education Enrichment Fund (PEEF) supports education programs for San Francisco’s youth. One-third of the PEEF fund is allocated to the City of San Francisco’s Office of Early Care and Education for preschool support. The remaining two-thirds of
  - PEEF CAC
    The Public Education Enrichment Fund Community Advisory Committee (PEEF CAC) serves as a conduit for informing as well as receiving input from SFUSD stakeholders (students, parents, staff, and other community members) in order to assist the Superintendent
  - PEEF ARCHIVE
    Archive of documents, plans, and reports related to the Public Education Enrichment Fund (PEEF).
- Personal Finance in SFUSD
  Personal finance is an important skill students desire to learn. SFUSD is utilizing NGPF.org curriculum and professional development to meet this need.
- Personal Finance Press Release
  The San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) is the first district in the state of California to apply for and receive a California Access to Financial Education Grant (CAFE) grant.
- Personal Finance Professional Development for Educators
  NGPF.org provides free curriculum and training for any educator interested.
- Refugee and Immigrant Solidarity in Education (RISE-SF)
  Support and resources for refugee and immigrant students and families.
  - About RISE-SF
    More information on the history and staff of RISE-SF.
  - Community Resources
    City resources available to newcomer, immigrant, refugee, and asylum-seeking students and families.
  - Contact RISE-SF
    Contact information for RISE-SF program
- Potential Candidates
  Information for people interested in National Board Certification.
- Department of Professional Learning and Coaching
  Meet the Professional Learning and Development (PLL) team that does such amazing work
- Programa de Educación Migrante
  The Migrant Education Program Region 1 helps migrant students that live in the following counties, Santa Clara, Alameda, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Cruz, and San Benito. We offer services in 31 districts throughout the school year and Summer.
  - Meet our MEP Staff
    Meet our Migrant Education Program Staff
  - Programs and Services
    Meet our Migrant Education Staff, Qualification for the program, PreK and Summer Services, Academic intervention, Case Management, High School Mentoring, Parent Development and PAC
  - Migrant Parent Advisory Council
    The Parent Advisory Council supports the development of the Migrant Education Program.
  - Resources & CBOs
    Migrant Education Resources and Community Based Organizations
- Report a Concern
  Find out how to report a concern to the Student Family School Resource Link
  - Steps to Writing an Effective Complaint
    Learn how to file an effective complaint
  - Williams Complaint
    A Williams Complaint allows a student, family, teacher, or any member of the public, to file grievances regarding K-12 schools for insufficient textbooks and instructional materials; teacher vacancy or misassignment; and facility conditions.
    - Administrative Regulation on Williams Complaints
      SFUSD Administrative Regulation No. 1312.4 - Williams Complaint Procedures
  - Uniform Complaint Procedure
    SFUSD utilizes the Uniform Complaint Procedure to investigate and resolve complaints related to the following: unlawful discrimination, harassment, intimidation, or bullying based on actual or perceived disability, gender, gender identity, gender expressi
    - Administrative Regulation on Uniform Complaint Procedure
      SFUSD Administrative Regulation No. 1312.3 on uniform complaint procedure
    - Board Policy on Uniform Complaint Procedure
      SFUSD Board Policy No. 1312.3 on uniform complaint procedure.
- Retirement Resources
  Planning to retire? Submit your application to retire and learn more about the process here!
- Schools
  Explore Schools
  - Back to School 2026-27
    This mobile-friendly version of our back-to-school guide contains important information about immunizations and vaccinations, school meals, transportation, and more.
  - Back to School 2025-26
    This mobile-friendly version of our back-to-school guide contains important information about immunizations and vaccinations, school meals, transportation, and more.
  - Schools and the Community
    Learn how our schools contribute to the community and tap into community resources
  - High School Graduation Ceremonies
    Find the schedule for this year's graduation ceremonies, and recordings of past ceremonies.
- School Facilities Bond Program
  Local Funding for Schools: San Franciscans know the value of education, and everyone plays an important role in educating our city’s children. Because of your support, more of our students are flourishing.
  - Bond Programs
    General Obligation Bonds: A general obligation bond is a type of municipal bond that relies on tax revenue to repay the bond holder. General obligation bonds are a relatively safe way to provide states and local governments with funds for community improv
    - 2024 Bond Program
      Information about SFUSD's 2024 Bond Program
      
      Core Functionality
      SFUSD Bond-funded projects that target specific improvements at schools
      
      Aptos Middle School Elevator Upgrade + IT Project
      Aptos Middle School Elevator Upgrade + IT Recabling
      
      Alamo Elementary School Reroofing Project
      Details about the project to re-roof Alamo ES
      
      George Washington High School Bathroom Upgrades
      Bathroom Upgrades at GWHS
      
      John O'Connell High School Building Envelope
      Details on the project to improve the building
      
      School Modernizations
      Information about 2024 Bond Modernization Projects. Some of these projects are split-funded between the 2016 and 2024 Bonds. We will be releasing more information on projects and selection.
      
      Balboa High School Modernization
      Information about the building modernization for Balboa High School
      
      Denman Middle School - Part 2
      In progress page - Denman Pkg 2
      
      E.R. Taylor Elementary School
      Page in progress for modernization at E.R. Taylor
      
      Jefferson Early Education School
      In progress page for Jefferson EES Mod
      
      Philip and Sala Burton High School
      Modernization of the Cafeteria, Gymnasium, and Classroom Building First Floor
      
      Rooftop Mayeda K-8 Modernization
      Information about the modernization project at Rooftop Mayeda campus
      
      Thurgood Marshall Academic HS Gym and Auditorium
      Modernization of the Gymnasium and Auditorium Buildings
      
      West Portal Elementary School - Package 2
      Information on modernization project of academic building at West Portal Elementary School
      
      Schoolyard Outdoor Learning
      Bond-funded projects that improve outdoor learning and schoolyards
      
      Jose Ortega Elementary School
      Jose Ortega Elementary School: Schoolyard Outdoor Learning Project
      
      César Chávez Elementary Schoolyard
      This Bond-funded project improves and updates the schoolyard at Cesar Chavez
      
      Student Nutrition Services
      Summary of projects funded by the 2024 Bond
      
      Student Nutrition Services Hub + Shops
      Student Nutrition Services and Bond Program project to create a Food Hub and Shops for SFUSD
      
      Abraham Lincoln High School Kitchen Upgrade
      Abraham Lincoln High School Scratch-Cooking Kitchen
      
      Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Academic Middle School Kitchen Upgrade
      Expansion and renovation of the kitchen at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Academic Middle School. This project will convert the existing warming kitchen into a cooking kitchen.
      
      Presidio Middle School Kitchen Upgrade
      Kitchen upgrade @ Presidio Middle School
      
      Visitacion Valley Middle School Kitchen Upgrade
      VVMS Kitchen Upgrade
    - 2016 Bond Program
      Information about SFUSD's 2016 Bond Program
      
      School Construction
      Information about Bond Modernization and New Construction Projects
      
      AP Giannini Middle School
      Information about construction progress at AP Giannini Middle School.
      
      Buena Vista Horace Mann Modernization
      Information about the modernization project at Buena Vista Horace Mann
      
      Claire Lilienthal School Scott Campus
      Claire Lilienthal School Scott Campus Modernization
      
      Clarendon Elementary School
      Clarendon Elementary School Modernization
      
      Denman Middle School
      Information about the modernization project and construction progress at Denman Middle School
      
      Dr. Charles Drew Elementary School
      Dr. Charles Drew Elementary School Modernization
      
      Garfield Elementary School
      Garfield Elementary School modernization
      
      George Washington High School
      George Washington High School - Seismic Improvement Project
      
      Harvey Milk Elementary School
      Harvey Milk Elementary School Modernization
      
      Hillcrest Elementary School
      Information about construction progress at Hillcrest Elementary School.
      
      Hillcrest ES New Building
      Hillcrest ES New Building page
      
      Hillcrest ES Modernization
      Hillcrest ES Modernization page
      
      Lafayette Elementary School
      Modernization of Lafayette Elementary School.
      
      Marina Middle School
      Marina Middle School modernization
      
      Mission Bay School
      Information about the new Mission Bay School design and construction process progress.
      
      Sheridan Elementary School
      Sheridan Elementary School Modernization
      
      Thurgood Marshall Academic High School
      Information about construction progress at Thurgood Marshall Academic High School.
      
      Tule Elk Park Early Education School
      Tule Elk Park EES project page
      
      Tule Elk Park Early Education School New Building
      Tule Elk Park EES New Building
      
      Tule Elk Park Early Education School Modernization
      Tule Elk Park EES Modernization
      
      West Portal Elementary School
      Information about construction progress at WPES
      
      West Portal Elementary School - Package 1
      WPES New Buildings project page
      
      West Portal ES Package 2
      WPES Classroom + MP Bldg Mod project page
      
      Department of Technology Projects
      Information about Department of Technology projects in the 2016 Bond
      
      Student Nutrition Services Projects
      Information about Student Nutrition Services projects in the 2016 Bond
      
      McAteer Culinary Center
      The McAteer Culinary Center was redesigned as an all-electric, commercial kitchen to provide meals across the school district.
      
      Schoolyard Improvements
      Find information about Schoolyard Improvement projects at SFUSD
      
      Everett Middle School SOL
      Schoolyard outdoor learning project at Everett Middle School
      
      El Dorado SOL
      Schoolyard renovation at El Dorado more to come
      
      Thurgood Marshall HS SOL
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      Jefferson ES SOL
      Schoolyard Outdoor Learning Project at Jefferson Elementary School
      
      Visitacion Valley MS SOL
      Outdoor learning project for Visitacion Valley Middle School
      
      Completed Outdoor Learning Projects
      Information about Outdoor Learning construction projects
      
      Security Projects
      Summary of Bond-funded security improvements at SFUSD schools
    - 2011 Bond Program
      Information about SFUSD's 2011 Bond Program
      
      School Construction
      Information about Bond Modernization and New Construction Projects
      
      César Chávez Elementary School
      César Chávez Elementary School Modernization
      
      Daniel Webster Elementary School
      Daniel Webster Elementary School Modernization
      
      El Dorado Elementary School
      El Dorado Elementary School Modernization
      
      Frank McCoppin Elementary School
      Frank McCoppin Elementary School Modernization
      
      George Peabody Elementary School
      George Peabody Elementary School Modernization
      
      Ida B. Wells High School
      Ida B. Wells High School Modernization
      
      James Lick Middle School
      James Lick Middle School Modernization
      
      Jose Ortega Elementary School
      Jose Ortega Elementary School Modernization
      
      Junipero Serra Elementary School
      Junipero Serra Elementary School Modernization
      
      Longfellow Elementary School
      Longfellow Elementary School Modernization
      
      Lowell High School
      Lowell High School Modernization
      
      McKinley Elementary School
      McKinley Elementary School Modernization
      
      Miraloma Elementary School
      Miraloma Elementary School Modernization
      
      Monroe Elementary School
      Monroe Elementary School Modernization
      
      Phillip and Sala Burton Academic High School
      Phillip and Sala Burton Academic High School Modernization
      
      Presidio Middle School
      Presidio Middle School Modernization
      
      Redding Elementary School
      Redding Elementary School Modernization
      
      Robert Louis Stevenson Elementary School
      Robert Louis Stevenson Elementary School Modernization
      
      Starr King Elementary School
      Starr King Elementary School Modernization
      
      Sunnyside Elementary School
      Sunnyside Elementary School Modernization
      
      Visitacion Valley Middle School
      Visitacion Valley Middle School Modernization
      
      Willie L. Brown Jr. Middle School
      Willie L. Brown Jr. Middle School Modernization
      
      Yick Wo Elementary School
      Yick Wo Elementary School Modernization
      
      Schoolyard Improvements
      Find information about Schoolyard Improvement projects at SFUSD
    - 2006 Bond Program
      Information about SFUSD's 2006 Bond Program
      
      School Construction
      Information about Bond Modernization and New Construction Projects
      
      Schoolyard Improvements
      Find information about Schoolyard Improvement projects at SFUSD
  - Financial Information
    Overview of Bond program financial reporting, including annual reports and independent audits
    - Financial Reports
      Find the archives of financial reports by fiscal year.
    - Independent Bond Program Audits
      Financial and Performance Audit Reports
    - Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC)
      SFUSD Bond Program Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC)
  - Construction Projects and Professional Services Requests and Bids
    Visit the links below to view SFUSD construction bid opportunities. Bond project advertising opportunities will appear here.
  - Bond Program FAQs
    Below are some frequently asked questions about the SFUSD Bond Programs.
  - Capital Planning
    Learn more about work being done on capital planning at SFUSD
    - 2024 School Bond
      Information regarding SFUSD's 2024 school facilities bond measure
      
      2024 Bond Outreach
      Landing page for stakeholder engagement information related to the proposed 2024 general obligation school bond.
  - Contact Information
    Who to contact for more information or general questions about the Bond Program
- School Libraries
  Resources for SFUSD School Libraries
  - Library Databases K-5
    Subscription Databases
  - Library Databases K-8
    Library Databases K-8
  - Library Databases 6-8
    To use any of these resources away from school, ask your librarian for usernames and passwords
  - Library Databases 9-12
    Links to databases and other research tools for SFUSD 9-12 students and teachers
- School Planning Summit- March 8 2025
  The School Planning Summit provides the opportunity to work together as a school community team on your School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) - your academic plan and budget for the 2025-2026 school year.
- Senior Citizen Exemption Office
  Senior Exemption Office
  - Contact Information
    Contact Information
SFUSD Department Websites
- Office of Equity
  SFUSD's Office of Equity has district wide responsibilities to ensure that all students are treated equitably in the district's programs and activities and are provided an environment that is free from discrimination, harassment, intimidation, retaliation
- SFUSD's College and Career Readiness (CCR) Department
  Housed within High School L.E.A.D., College and Career Readiness (CCR) provides direct services to students and supports teachers and counselors to increase the likelihood of students’ postsecondary success. Programs include AVID, Career Technical Educati
- Communications
  The Communications Division informs, educates and inspires the SFUSD community and beyond by telling the stories of SFUSD students and staff and by providing timely and accurate news and information.
- Computer Science
  Computer Science Department - In San Francisco Unified School District, Computer Science is for everyone. We envision each and every student engaging in computer science in ways that are humanizing, creative, interactive, and expressive.
  - About
  - Curriculum
    Computer Science Curriculum
    - K-2 Computer Science Curriculum
      K-2 Computer Science Curriculum
      
      Red Level
      SFUSD's creative computing curriculum introduces computer science as a creative, collaborative, and engaging discipline to children in kindergarten through second grade. Across 3 units and 15-20 lessons, students will learn about algorithms and programmin
      
      Unit 1 - Unplugged CS
      In the first unit, students are introduced to computer science through playful, unplugged activities. The goal is for students to combine their creativity with content, to make their learning memorable and personally meaningful. Students persist joyfully
      
      Unit 2 - Bee-Bots
      In this unit, students apply the computational skills they practiced in Unit 1 on actual computers - Bee-Bot robots! They playfully express themselves and reinforce language arts standards as they learn to program increasingly complex sequences of simple
      
      Unit 3 - Scratch Jr.
      ScratchJr is a developmentally appropriate programming language designed specifically for children aged five through seven by teams at Tufts University and MIT. Using the ScratchJr app, children can create their own interactive collages, animated stories,
      
      Orange Level
      K-2 Computer Science Curriculum - Orange. SFUSD Computer Science Team-Created Lessons
      
      Unit 1 - Unplugged CS
      In the first unit, students will be introduced to computer science first through a story about a little girl who goes on an adventure and encounters many computer science concepts along the way, and then by playing a game to navigate a robotic dog. All of
      
      Unit 2 - Bee-Bots
      Bee-Bot is a robot designed for use by young children. The colorful, easy-to-operate, and friendly little robot is a perfect tool for teaching sequencing, estimation, problem-solving, and just having fun! It was inspired by Seymour Papert’s robot turtles
      
      Unit 3 - Scratch Jr.
      ScratchJr is a developmentally appropriate programming language designed specifically for children aged five through seven by teams at Tufts University and MIT. Using the ScratchJr app, children can create their own interactive collages, animated stories,
      
      Yellow Level
      SFUSD's creative computing curriculum introduces computer science as a creative, collaborative, and engaging discipline to children in kindergarten through second grade. Across 3 units and 15-20 lessons, students will learn about algorithms and programmin
      
      Unit 1 - Unplugged CS
      K-2 Computer Science - Yellow - Unit 1 Unplugged CS
      
      Unit 2 - Bee-Bots
      Bee-Bot is a robot designed for use by young children. The colorful, easy-to-operate, and friendly little robot is a perfect tool for teaching sequencing, estimation, problem-solving, and just having fun! It was inspired by Seymour Papert’s robot turtles
      
      Unit 3 - ScratchJr
      Under Construction
    - 3-5 Computer Science Curriculum
      3-5 Computer Science Curriculum
      
      Green Level
      SFUSD's creative computing curriculum introduces computer science as a creative, collaborative, and engaging discipline to children in third through fifth grade. The Green Level curriculum serves as a foundational entry point for students in grades 3-5 to
      
      Unit 1 Sequence
      3-5 Computer Science - Green - Unit 1 Sequence
      
      Unit 2 Events
      3-5 Computer Science - Green - Unit 2 Events
      
      Unit 3 Repeat Loops
      3-5 Computer Science - Green - Unit 3 Repeat Loops
      
      Unit 4 Synchronization
      3-5 Computer Science - Green - Unit 4 Synchronization
      
      Blue Level
      SFUSD's creative computing curriculum introduces computer science as a creative, collaborative, and engaging discipline to children in third through fifth grade. The Blue Level curriculum builds upon the foundational skills students acquired in the Green
      
      Unit 1 Parallelism
      3-5 Computer Science - Blue - Unit 1 Parallelism
      
      Unit 2 Forever Loops
      3-5 Computer Science - Blue - Unit 2 Forever Loops
      
      Unit 3 Conditionals
      3-5 Computer Science - Blue - Unit 3 Conditionals
      
      Unit 4 Variables
      3-5 Computer Science - Blue - Unit 4 Variables
      
      Purple Level
      Under Construction
  - PLC
    Computer Science Professional Learning Community (PLC)
  - Contact Us
- Curriculum & Instruction
  Curriculum & Instruction Department
  - Administrative Regulation 6161.11- Supplemental Instructional Materials
    Learn more about the new administrative regulation governing the use of supplemental instructional materials across all subject areas.
  - Ethnic Studies
    Information about SFUSD's Ethnic Studies program for students and families
    - What should I know about SFUSD's Ethnic Studies Class?
      Changes planned for SFUSD's Ethnic Studies Curriculum.
    - What's Happening?
      Timeline to Implement an Interim Ethnic Studies Curriculum for the 2025-26 school year and initial steps for a permanent Ethnic Studies Curriculum for 2026-27 school year.
    - Voices - An Ethnic Studies Survey
      Since 2022, SFUSD has committed to ensuring that students and teachers have high quality instructional materials across grade levels and content areas. As highlighted by our K-8 Language and Literacy and K-8 Math curriculum adoption processes, this work
    - Ethnic Studies Graduation Requirement for Class of 2029
      Letter from Assistant Superintendent of High Schools Davina Goldwasser regarding the Ethnic Studies Graduation Requirement for Class of 2029
- Department of Technology
  The SFUSD Department of Technology (DoT) leads SFUSD’s efforts to transform into a digital district to realize Vision 2025 and prepare every student, in every school, for college and career success in the 21st century.
  - About Us
    About DoT
    - Careers
      Careers at the DoT
  - Student & Family Resources
    The Department of Technology (DoT) resources for students and families
  - Staff Resources
    The Department of Technology (DoT) resources for staff
    - District Technology Help Desk - Tech Support
    - App Approval Process
    - Approved Digital Tools & Applications for Staff
      Highlights useful digital tools & applications for staff
    - Changing Your Password
    - Digital Learning
    - Donations
      DoT's Technology Donation FAQ
    - Duo (2FA)
    - Laptops for Educators (L4E)
    - Phones for District Staff
      Provides setup instructions for administrators
    - School Messenger
    - Synergy
    - Technology Purchasing
      Guidance on technology purchasing for staff.
  - Contact Us
    How to contact DoT
- Early Education Department
  The Early Education Department (EED) of the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) has been serving children proudly since 1943. Started during World War II to help working mothers find childcare, the EED has evolved over the last seven decades to
  - What Is Early Education
  - Early Education Department Family Handbooks
    Early Education Family Handbooks and Printed Materials for Families
  - DEC and Early Ed Vision for UPK
    San Francisco Department of Early Childhood & SFUSD Early Education Department’s Vision for Universal Prekindergarten (UPK)
  - Contact Us
    Contact information for the EED Enrollment Team - addresses/phone
- Fund Development Office
  Fund Development (Grants) Office
- iLab
- Mathematics Department
  SFUSD aims to engage all students equitably in a standards-aligned, high quality mathematics curriculum so that students develop mathematical ‘habits of mind’ as critical thinkers, adept problem solvers, and mathematical communicators, and therefore engag
  - Accessing 9-12 Core Curriculum
    Secondary (9-12) Math Curriculum available only to SFUSD employees. SFUSD C&I Math.
  - SFUSD Secondary Mathematics Pathways
    Math, Mathematics, High School Math Pathways, Middle School Math, MS Math, HS math, HS Math course sequence, Algebra.
  - Family Resources
    Resources for families for student math support and information about the mathematics curriculum.
    - Math in SFUSD
      ES, MS, and HS Math in SFUSD
    - Math Acceleration Guidance for Incoming and Current Freshmen
      A guide for current middle school students to learn about the placement process to accelerate math in high school freshman year of high school. Information for current freshmen as well.
    - Multilingual Glossary for Mathematics
      Multilingual Glossary for Mathematics from SFUSD C&I Math, with key terms in Spanish, traditional Chinese, simplified Chinese and Korean.
  - SFUSD Summer Accelerated Math
    SFUSD Intensive Summer in Algebra I and Geometry information. From SFUSD C&I Math Department
  - Overlapping Standards in Math, Science and Language Arts
    Overlapping Standards in Math, Science and Language Arts. Tina Cheuk, formerly with the Understanding Language department at Stanford University created a very useful graphic organizer to show that the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) for Mathematics, E
  - About Us
    About Us - Math Team in C&I STEM
- Physical Education & Physical Activities
  PE Physical Education & Physical Activity Department Page
  - Elementary Physical Education
    The elementary Physical Education page is here to help you understand what your student is studying and to answer possible questions you may have.
  - Middle School Physical Education
    The middle school Physical Education page is here to answer questions you may have.
  - High School Physical Education
    The High School Physical Education page is here to answer questions you may have as well as look at course content your student may be studying.
  - Special Olympics & Inclusion Week
    Special Olympics Events, updates, and Inclusion Week activities and registration.
  - Physical Education & Physical Activity Awards
    Nominate a PE teacher today!
- Student Nutrition Services
  Student Nutrition Services (SNS) is committed to providing students the equitable support they need to succeed in the classroom and beyond, by keeping them nourished along the way.
  - Meal Programs
    - Breakfast
    - Lunch
    - Afterschool & Community Resources
      Afterschool meal options and other food resources
    - Summer
    - Early Education
  - Initiatives
    SNS is innovating the school food experience; here's how.
    - Good Food
    - Built Environments
      Our journey to improve the dining experience
    - Thriving Workforce
    - Food Culture
      We engage the whole community in a human-centered design approach to creating a financially stable school food culture that activates students’ voices and shows how much we value and care for our students. When all voices are represented, food has the pow
  - Blog
    The latest blogs
  - Contact Us
- Science Department
  - About C&I Science
    - C&I Science Team
      Learn more about the curriculum and instruction science team, including elementary, high HS, middle school MS and environmental center ESC staff and teachers on special assignment. Also the supervisor
      
      SFUSD Director of STEM
      Biography for Dr. Renée Marcy, the Director for STEM within the Division of Curriculum and Instruction since July 2024. "C&I STEM"
      
      Elementary Science Team
      Learn about the Elementary Science ES team in the office of Curriculum and Instruction, which includes Anastasia Pickens and Priscilla Perez. They are teachers on special assignment and content specialists. "C&I Science"
      
      Middle School Science Team
      Learn about the middle school science team in the office of Curriculum and Instruction which includes Eric Lewis and Priscilla Perez. They are teachers on special assignment and middle school MS content specialists. "C&I Science"
      
      High School Science Team
      Learn about the high school science team in the office of Curriculum and Instruction which includes Dawn Rege, Katrina Rotter, and David Barrios. They are teachers on special assignment and high school HS content specialists. "C&I Science"
      
      Environmental Science Center
      Learn about the environmental science center ESC team in the office of Curriculum and Instruction. They are naturalists. "C&I Science"
    - What We Believe
      
      Equity
      
      Deeper Learning
      
      Graduate Profile
      
      Climate Action
      
      Research Driven
      
      Teacher Support
      
      Collaboration Outside SFUSD
    - Science Core Curriculum
    - Job Opportunities in SFUSD Science
  - Elementary
  - Middle School
    About the middle school science NGSS curriculum in SFUSD which is a 5E and project based learning (PBL) curriculum. This page is primarily for MS teachers and members of the public. Contains links to calendar, resources, materials and communication page
    - MS Science Curriculum Home Page
      About the middle school science NGSS curriculum in SFUSD which is a 5E and project based learning (PBL) curriculum. This page is primarily for MS teachers and members of the public. Contains links to science curriculum units grades 6-8. Supported by the o
    - About MS Curriculum
      Information about the middle school science curriculum history, design, and anatomy of each unit. Each of the middle school core curricula uses an NGSS curriculum, with a consistent alignment and looping across all grade levels that are supported by the c
  - High School
    - About HS Science
      Information about the high school science courses and the history of their development. Each of the core courses (Biology, chemistry and physics) uses an NGSS curriculum. Instruction uses the 5E model and is supported by the curriculum and instruction d
    - Visitor Access to HS Science
      Information from the office of Curriculum and Instruction about the development of SFUSD High school NGSS science course curriculum (Biology, chemistry and physics books). Includes the scope and sequence and background for educators outside district or i
      
      NGSS Chemistry
      The SFUSD Curriculum and Instruction department is proud to offer our NGSS chemistry curriculum to the public. It is available under a creative commons license and aligns with the next generation science standards.
  - K-12 Environmental Studies
    SFUSD supports Environmental Studies for K-12 science students in a variety of ways. The environmental science center offers field trips, studies and overnights for elementary students. Neighborhood Nature is a series of videos created by the naturalists
    - Environmental Science Center
      The Environmental Science Center (ESC) is located at Fort Funston in Golden Gate National Recreation Area (National Parks Conservancy). Home to the naturalists and environmental specialist. Supports field trips and studies (both day and overnight) primar
      
      ESC Partners
      We are so lucky to work in partnership with so many incredible organizations, including but not limited to the National Parks Service, San Francisco Environment and newly the Cornell Lab of Ornithology
      
      ESC Field Studies
      The Environmental Science Center (ESC) offers a variety of field trips, studies and overnights at Fort Funston for elementary students. These are led by the amazing team of naturalists.
      
      Neighborhood Nature and ESC Extensions
      Neighborhood Nature features the naturalists from the ESC environmental science center at fort funston. Was shown on ktvu loves learning. These are primarily resources for elementary teachers and students.
      
      ESC Contact
      Environmental Science Center (ESC) Contact info for questions and other inquiries. Located at Fort Funston with field studies at other parks around San Francisco. Supported by Naturalists and the Curriculum and Instruction science team in SFUSD.
    - Climate Action
      SFUSD and Curriculum and Instruction science strongly believe in Environmental Justice and taking action to combat climate change. This page offers a variety of research, outreach, community and teacher opportunities. C&I
      
      Climate Action Projects
- CMS Sample: Department Sub-Page
  CMS Sample: Department Sub-Page
  - Support Service
    SFUSD Employees: The Department webpage template is used for SFUSD departments and programs.
    - CMS Sample: Department Sub-Page
      SFUSD Employees: See the fields you can use in a department sub-page of the website.
SFUSD School Websites
- Mandarin Immersion TK-8 School
  - Frequently Asked Questions
    Mandarin Immersion School Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Abraham Lincoln High School
  Abraham Lincoln High School is a comprehensive high school with a long history of high expectations and excellence. The goal is to provide a positive, nurturing school environment that supports high academic performance and high student self-image. We rec
  - Athletics
    alhs-Athletics
    - Requirements For Participation
      alhs
    - Forms
      Abraham Lincoln's forms required for participation in a sport.
  - Faculty & Depts
    ALHS faculty and deparment section
    - Career Technical Education (CTE)
      Career Technical Education (CTE) Dept.
    - English
      alhs-English Department
      
      ALHS Summer Reading List (Recommended)
      Summer reading lists by grade level.
    - Health Education
      alhs-Health Education
    - JROTC
      alhs-The JROTC Department
    - Mathematics
      alhs-The Mathematics Department
    - Physical Education
      The Physical Education Department description.
    - Science
      The Science Department
    - Social Studies
      alhs-The Social Studies Department
    - Special Education
      alhs-The Special Education Department
    - Arts Department
      Arts Department
    - Wellness Center Dept.
    - World Languages
      About ALHS' World Languages Department.
  - Community
    Info about ALHS for parents and community members.
    - School Site Council
      This page will contain announcements of upcoming School Site Council meetings at Lincoln and notes from prior ones.
      
      School Site Summit
      Information about Abraham Lincoln High School's School Site Summit, on January 14th
    - Back to School Night
      This page will provide updates and information about Back to School Night at Abraham Lincoln High School
    - Alumni
      Lincoln High School has a robust and active Alumni. Find all info related to Alumni here.
      
      Alumni Association
      
      1941 to 1945
      
      1946 to 1950
      
      1951 to 1955
      
      1956 to 1960
      
      1961 to 1965
      
      1966 to 1970
      
      1971 to 1975
      
      1976 to 1980
      
      1981 to 1985
      
      1986 to 1990
      
      1991 to 1995
      
      1996 to 2000
      
      2001 to 2015
    - PTSA
      
      PTSA Fundraising
      alhs-PTSA Fundraising
    - Community School Program
      This page describes what it means that Abraham Lincoln is a Community School and the partners that are brought in as a result of it
      
      Community and Family Resources
      This is a list of important information resources for students and families
      
      Multipurpose Family Income Form (MFIF)
      Information about the benefits of completing the MFIF and instructions about how to do it.
    - African American Parent Advisory Committee
      This is a page with information and resources from African American Parent Advisory Committee meeting
    - English Learners (ELAC)
      alhs-English Learners (ELAC)-ELAC-English Learner Advisory Committee
      
      Parent Liaisons/Advocates
      
      Inglés Comité Asesor de Estudiantes (ELAC)
      
      英文学习者咨询委员会 (ELAC)
    - Culture & Climate Survey
      Information for the public about SFUSD's Culture and Climate Survey
  - School Info
    - ALHS School Profile 2025-26
      This page provides a snapshot of information about Abraham Lincoln High School in the 2025-26 school year
    - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
      FAQ
    - Mission Statement & Schoolwide Learning Outcomes (SLO's)
    - Directions to ALHS
      alhs-Directions to ALHS
    - Administration
      alhs-Administration Overview
    - Counseling
      alhs-Faculty/Staff Rescources Page-Counseling Dept.-Counseling Overview
      
      Wellness Center Resources
    - History of ALHS
      
      Time Capsule Overview
      
      1940s
      
      Page 1
      
      1950s
      
      1960s
      
      1970s
      
      1980s
      
      1990s
      
      2000s
    - Attendance Policy & Permit To Leave (PTL)
      Attendance Policy/Information for Lincoln High School.
    - School Site Council (SSC)
    - Yearbook (The ALHS Round-Up Yearbook)
      Yearbook (The ALHS Round-Up Yearbook)
    - CTE Academies
      We have 5 great CTE-funded academies to choose from!
      
      ALHS' Business Academy
      Business Academy Info
      
      Seniors
      alhs-Business Academy-Seniors
      
      Juniors
      alhs-Business Academy-Juniors
      
      Sophomores
      alhs-Business Academy-Sophomores
      
      Digital Media Design (DMD) Academy
      Learn about the Digital Media Design (DMD) Academy.
      
      AME Arts Media Entertainment 2
      Info about DMD Academy's 10th Grade course.
      
      AME Arts Media Entertainment 3
      Info about DMD Academy's 11th Grade course.
      
      AME Arts Media Entertainment 4H-Honors
      Info about DMD Academy's 12th Grade course.
      
      Green Academy
      alhs-Green Academy
      
      Senior Year
      alhs-Green Academy-Senior Year
      
      Junior Year
      alhs-Green Academy-Junior Year
      
      Sophomore Year
      alhs-Green Academy-Sophomore Year
      
      Teacher Academy
      Academies & Pathways Overview-Teacher Academy
    - Avid Program
    - Advanced Placement Program
  - Students
    - After School Program
      alhs-ALHS After School Program
      
      Staff and Teachers
      
      Teen Cultural Center
    - AP Testing Registration
      Use the link on this page to register for AP (Advanced Placement) Exams.
    - ASB (Associated Student Body)
      All the news & info you need from Lincoln's ASB (Associated Student Body).
      
      ASB Store
      alhs-Associated Student Body-ASB Store
      
      Dance Contracts
    - ALHS Clothing
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- AccessSFUSD: The Arc
  AccessSFUSD: The Arc is a community based program for students 18-22 with disabilities. We focus on teaching functional life skills within the community setting. San Francisco IS our campus. We strive to help students discover their passions, unloc
  - About Us
    Learn more about the programming at AccessSFUSD: The Arc.
  - Community Partners
    Community partners are the cornerstone of the programming at AccessSFUSD: The Arc. Their invaluable collaboration and support enable us to create impactful and meaningful experiences for the students and families we serve.
  - FAQs
    Answers to frequently answered questions for AccessSFUSD: The Arc.
  - Meet the Staff
    Meet the staff of AccessSFUSD: The Arc
  - In the Media
    AccessSFUSD: The Arc in the media
- A.P. Giannini Middle School
  Our students will be critical thinkers, globally conscious, and lifelong learners. They will be successful practitioners of their chosen careers and life callings. They will be impactful members of their communities who have the tools to work for justice
  - Attendance
    Report student absent in ParentVue or request permission to leave school
    - AP Giannini Attendance
      AP Giannini Attendance Policy
  - Learning
    Curriculum • Assessments • Language pathways • Special education • Before and after school programs • Library
    - Subjects
      
      English/ELA
      Information
      
      Garden
      Garden Outdoor Classroom
      
      Mathematics
      Information
      
      Physical Education
      The A.P. Giannini Physical Education Department follows the California PE Content Standards and focuses on the respective theme of each grade level: cooperation, decision-making, and problem solving.
      
      Science
      Information
      
      Social Studies
      Information
      
      APG Electives
      APG Electives, APG Visual and Performing Arts, APG AVID, APG Computer Science, Current Elective System
      
      AVID
      AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) at A.P. Giannini Middle School
      
      Computer Science
      CS
      
      Arts
      Information
      
      Art
      Check out galleries of physical and electronic art projects by APG Students
      
      Choir
      CHOIR
      
      Dance
      Dance is a year-long course and is not a part of the arts rotation. Any student interested should begin their 6th grade year (no experience necessary!). After 6th grade, students may be admitted into the program if they have prior dance experience. Lookin
      
      Drama
      
      Media Arts
      Media description
      
      Orchestra
      An orchestra is a large instrumental ensemble typical of classical music, which combines instruments from different instrument families.
    - Special Education
      Special Education program
    - Resources
      Learrning Resources for Students
    - ELPAC & State Testing
      Streamlining all of the district resources and information
  - Students
    - APG Wellness Center
      If you need a health check because your body is not feeling well, or you need a heart check because things are tough and you need to speak with someone, we are here to help!
    - Athletics
      More details will follow when available.
      
      Physical & Other Forms
      Preparticipation Physical Packet
      
      Tryouts
      Athletic Tryouts Schedule
    - Counseling
      Meet our counseling team!
    - Extracurriculars
      Clubs, events, commitees & supports
    - Student Government / Student Committee
      Do you want to make a difference in the school? Join the A. P. Giannini Student Government!
  - Families
    Back To School Night • Family Portal • PTSA • Immigrant Support
    - High School Enrollment
      Important dates for 8th grade students and families
    - Expanded Learning
      Before School | School Day | After School
      
      Early Bird Morning Program
      The morning program to students that are in need of early supervision.
      
      Before School Mandarin
      Mandarin Class
      
      Before School Spanish
      Studenst are evaluated for the level that best suits them.
      
      School Day Programs
      Other programs Beacon offers during the school day
      
      After School Program
      Details about the after school program.
    - Family Portal
      Information on how to sign up for ParentVue
    - PTSA
    - Resources
      Resources for APG families
    - State Testing
    - Family Wellness Support
      Wellness Support
  - APG Library
    Library catalog link, subscription databases with content pre-selected for academic work such as research projects, how-to viseos, and more
    - How-To Videos
      Tech help and pointers to district resources for students, staff, and families
    - SF Public Library
      eBooks, Audiobooks, Movies, eMagazines, Databases & Homework Help
    - Civic Online Reasoning
      Link to the APG Library Civic Online Reasoning Lessons
  - About APG
    Letter from principal • Staff • Bell schedule • School policies • Events
    - Bell Schedule
      Bell schedule
    - Contact Us
      Contact information
    - Enrollment
      How to enroll in SFUSD
    - Work at APG
      Interested in joining the APG team?
    - School Tours
      Interested in A.P. Giannini? Sign up for a school tour.
    - History
    - Vision
    - The Basics
      The Basics
    - School Site Council (SSC)
      APG SSC
    - Transportation
      Information about school bus transportation
- Alamo Elementary School
  Alamo Elementary School is truly an extraordinary place of learning. We believe all students will learn and achieve. The tradition to uphold excellence is a prevailing driver of the Alamo culture. Through equity, integrity, and vision, Alamo continues to
  - About Our School
    - Bell Schedule
      Children in Kindergarten through second grade have recess and lunch separate from the older children in third, fourth and fifth grades.
    - Administration and Staff
      Meet the administration, teachers, and community teachers at Alamo
    - School Meals
      This page explains how to apply for free or reduced breakfast and lunch at Alamo
    - After School Programs
      This page contains information about the after school care provided on site at Alamo.
    - Stop, Drop & Go
      This page outlines the drop off procedure parents cannot park and walk their children to school
    - Alamo and our Mission
      Read about the guiding vision and mission of the administration at Alamo
    - School Tours
      Information about Alamo's school tours
  - Programs
    - Alamo Library Program
      This page explains the Alamo library program
    - Physical Education
    - Visual and Performing Arts
    - Social Emotional Learning (SEL)
    - STEAM
      Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math offerings at Alamo
  - Student Resources
    - Video Tutorials
    - Resources for Kindergarten
      These are apps and links for Alamo Kindergarten classes
    - Resources for 1st and 2nd Grade
    - Resources for 3rd Grade
    - Resources for 4th Grade
    - Resources for 5th Grade
    - Resources for Special Day Class, K-5
    - English Language Development (ELD) Support
    - Curriculum & Assessment
      Resources about the Alamo curriculum and how students are assessed.
    - Library
      This page contains library resources which include links to reference material and free electronic books
    - COVID-19
      Resources for Alamo families navigating the COVID-19 pandemic
  - Families
    - Kindergarten Families
    - Alamo Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
      This page lists the current PTA officers and committee/event chairs
      
      PTA Executive Board Responsibilities
    - School Site Council (SSC)
    - English Learner Advisory Committee
    - Committee Coordinators and Event Chairs
      This page lists the parents who lead the activities and events at Alamo
    - Friends of Alamo School Foundation (FASF)
      This page explains the role of the Friends of Alamo School Foundation and lists the board members
  - Communications
    - Family and Student Portals
    - ParentSquare
  - Support Alamo
    List of Volunteer and Fundraising Opportunities at Alamo
    - Invest in Alamo
      A Guide to Investing In Your Child’s Education
    - Stop, Drop & Go
      This page describes what to do when volunteering for the morning drop off program
    - Volunteer Opportunities
      This page lists the volunteer opportunities at Alamo
- Alice Fong Yu Alternative School (K8)
  Alice Fong Yu Alternative School is the nation's first Chinese immersion public school. The school is nestled on a quiet hillside in the Inner Sunset neighborhood. We offer a rigorous Chinese language immersion instructional program from kindergarten thro
  - About
    Alice Fong Yu Alternative School - 尤方玉屏學校 is the nation’s first Chinese immersion public school.
    - Staff directory
      Staff directory
    - School Hours
      School Hours
  - Athletics
    Athletics documents
  - Library
    Information and resources for our school library.
  - School Tours
    Tuesdays & Thursdays 9:30am-11:00am.
  - Community
    The page describes PA activity and school community involment
- Alvarado Elementary School
  As a multilingual, multiracial, and community-driven school, at Alvarado we provide enriching, meaningful learning and prepare every student to thrive in middle school and beyond. Through deep engagement in the arts, music, science, technology, and langua
  - Home
    Home page with logo
  - About
    - Donate to the PTA
      Give to Alvarado Elementary // Contribuya a la escuela primaria Alvarado
    - Welcome New Families
      Welcome letter, register, incoming students, parentsquare, room parents, drop off, afterschool
    - School Overview
      Art Music Ruth Asawa, Enrichments, PTA, Parents, Special Education, Transitional Kindergarten, TK, afterschool, Programs, curriculum
    - PTA Enrichment Program
      Parent community PTA, Art, ELAC, go green, library, art, science, technology, math, music, physical education
    - Afterschool Programs
      Mission Graduates, after school program, enrichment, literacy and math support, project-based learning,
    - Bell Schedule
      Bell Schedule
    - Tours
      School Tours
  - Learning
    - General Education
      English plus pathway, Spanish Immersion,
    - Spanish Immersion
      Elementary Spanish Immersion, state standards, blended learning
    - Special Education Program
  - Students
    - Library
    - Clever Login
  - Families
    - PTA
      parent teachers association, pta, fundraising
    - Giving
      donate
    - ELAC
      English Learner Advisory Committee
    - SSC
      SSC school site council
    - en español
  - Alvarado Celebrations
- Aptos Middle School
  Aptos Middle School's mission is to provide an enriching, engaging, and empowering educational experience with equitable outcomes for each student using critical pedagogy and research-based, multi-tiered systems of instruction and intervention to promote
  - Home
    Return to the home page
  - Aptos Tigers
    About Aptos
    - Transportation
      Transportation Overview
    - Bell Schedules
      Bell Schedules for the 2026-2027 School Year
    - School Calendar
      View upcoming events at Aptos Middle School.
    - Staff Directory
      Meet our amazing Aptos staff.
    - Aptos Newsletter
      Aptos Newsletter and Archived Publications
  - Families
    Information for families
    - Family Liaison
      TBA
    - ParentVUE
      ParentVUE Access
    - English Learners Advisory Council (ELAC)
      ELAC IS THE English Learner Advisory Council. All parents of English learners are invited to participate in this council. The Aptos Middle School 2021-22 ELAC meetings will take place in the Library Room 210; bi-monthly on a selected Wednesday evenings fr
    - School Site Council (SSC)
      Each SFUSD school must have an elected School Site Council (SSC) to represent parents, students, community members, and school staff in the school governance process.
    - Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA)
      Aptos Middle School Parent Teacher Student Association
  - Students
    Information for students
    - Aptos Virtual Parent Informational Session - Expanded Math
      Aptos Virtual Parent Informational Session on Expanded Math April 9, 2026
    - Aptos Middle School Podcast
      Podcasts of personal experiences with stereotypes, discrimination, belonging, friendship, family & more. 7th Grade Peer Resources 2025-2026
    - Expectations and Policies
      TBA
    - Aptos Clubs
      Aptos Clubs
    - Aptos Lunch Menu
      School Cafe
    - Electives Wheels
      Learn about which elective course you will be enrolled in next.
    - Mandarin Immersion Program
      Details of our Mandarin Immersion Program
    - Library
      Information about the school library and its resources
    - Aptos School Athletics
      Learn about athletic sports at Aptos.
    - CYC Aptos Beacon
      Information about the Beacon after school program at Aptos.
    - Wellness Center
      Usage and purpose of Aptos Wellness Center
    - Summer Programs
      Summer Programs for Middle School Students
    - SBAC Testing Schedule
      SBAC Testing Week Schedule
    - StudentVUE
- Argonne Early Education School
  Argonne Early Education School offers Prekindergarten (PK) and Transitional Kindergarten (TK). Our mission at Argonne Early Education School is to protect and honor childhood as well as to respect children’s insatiable appetite for joyful learning.
  - Bell Schedule
    View the bell schedule for Argonne Early Education School.
  - Families
  - Programs
  - Library
- Argonne Elementary School
  Argonne Elementary School is a proud SFUSD public school. We emphasize community and experiential learning that ignites passion in our teachers and students. We help prepare our students for the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century by integrat
  - About
    Get to know Argonne Elementary School, including more information about our extended year calendar and staff.
    - Mission & Vision
      Argonne Elementary School's Mission and Vision
    - Principal's Welcome
      A welcome letter from Argonne Elementary's Principal.
    - Staff
      Meet Argonne Elementary School's staff
    - School Tours
      Get info on touring Argonne ES.
    - Cell Phone and Smart Watch Policy
      Argonne Elementary's cell phone and smart watch policy for all students.
    - Covid-19: Health & Safety
      Argonne ES Covid-19 protocols around the healthy & safety of our community.
  - School Life
    Get the day-to-day info on Argonne Elementary including our welcome to new families, bell schedule, arrival and dismissal procedure, how to handle absences, school meals and our school calendar.
    - Welcome New Families
      How to stay connected with Argonne ES and our community along with helpful tips for incoming TK and Kindergartners.
    - Bell Schedule
      Argonne ES bell schedule for 2025-26
    - Arrival & Dismissal
      Argonne ES arrival and dismissal procedures.
    - Absences
      Argonne ES absences protocol.
    - School Meals
      Information on Argonne's school meals.
    - School Calendar
      See what events are coming up at Argonne Elementary School.
    - After-School Care
      Argonne ES offers three onsite after-school programs to make it easy for families who need after-school care.
  - Support Argonne
    Learn how to support Argonne ES by donating to critical fundraisers.
  - Student Resources
    Resources for Argonne ES students, including library, digital learning tools, enrichments, and programs.
    - Library
      Learn more about Argonne Elementary's library and SFUSD reading resources.
    - Enrichment Programs
      Argonne Elementary School enrichment programs.
  - Family Involvement
    How Argonne ES families can get involved, whether with the PTO or volunteering.
    - School Site Council
      The Argonne ES School Site Council (SSC) is an elected body representing parents/guardians, students, community members and school staff in the school governance process.
    - English Learners Advisory Committee
      Learn more about Argonne ES English Learners Advisory Committee (ELAC).
    - African American Parent Advisory Council
      The AAPAC at Argonne ES is a committee for parents, caregivers and other community members who want to actively help promote diversity and inclusion among all different backgrounds.
- Balboa High School
  Balboa is a college preparatory high school with a rich history and tradition. All instruction is organized through small learning communities, so each student is able to build powerful relationships with teachers while engaging in rigorous academic, arti
  - School Information
    Overview of School Information including Administration Information, School Policies, Pathways, Schoolwide Learning Outcomes, Departments, History, and School Site Council (SSC) and ELAC.
    - Welcome
      Welcome to Balboa!
    - Balboa Administration Team
      Here is some information on Balboa High School's Administration Team.
    - School Map
      Here you will find our School Map which includes classroom numbers for your reference.
    - Departments
      Here is an overview of all our Departments.
      
      English
      Information for English Department
      
      JROTC
      Information on Balboa JROTC Program
      
      Mathematics
      Information about the Mathematics Department
      
      PE and Health
      Information on our Physical Education and Health Department
      
      Science
      Information about the Science Department
      
      Social Studies
      History and Social Science Department classes and materials
      
      Special Education
      Does your child need Special Education or assessment for Special Education? All children develop at different rates and in different ways. If you think that your child may have a disability, please see the San Francisco Unified School District main websi
      
      Visual & Performing Arts
      Information on the VAPA Department
      
      World Languages
      Information on the World Languages Department
    - English Language Advisory Committee (ELAC)
      Information on our English Language Advisory Committee (ELAC).
    - Pathways
      Pathway Overview
      
      CAST
      Information on the Creative Arts for Social Transformation Pathway
      
      Game Design Academy
      Information on the Game Design Academy Pathway
      
      Law Academy
      Information about the Law Academy pathway
      
      PuLSe
      Information on the PULSE pathway
      
      WALC
      WALC Pathway Overview
    - School Site Council (SSC)
      Each SFUSD school must have an elected School Site Council (SSC) to represent parents, students, community members, and school staff in the school governance process.
    - School Tours
      School Tours overview
    - School Improvement Plans (WASC and SPSA)
      School Improvement Plans featuring WASC and SPSA information
    - Enrollment Fair and BTSN Resorces
      Welcome! Feel free to find sample content of our Back to School Night! This includes Back to School Night's video and information for All Classes, including Intro Videos, Presentations, Letters to Parents and Families, and Syllabi. (Last Updated: Septembe
  - Athletics
    After School Sports Programs
    - Athletic Codes
      
      ATHLETIC CODE
      .
      
      MISSION & ATHLETIC PRINCIPALS
      Mission & Athletic Principals
      
      PARENT RESPONSIBILITIES
      .
      
      TEAM CAPTAIN RESPONSIBILITIES
      .
    - Athletic Spectator Guidelines
    - Coaches Information
      Balboa Coaches Information
    - SPORTS
      
      FALL
      FALL SPORTS
      
      CROSS COUNTRY
      CROSS COUNTRY
      
      FOOTBALL
      Information on the Balboa Buccaneers JV and Varsity Football Teams.
      
      GIRLS' GOLF
      Girls's golf
      
      GIRLS' TENNIS
      GIRLS' TENNIS
      
      GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL
      GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL
      
      CHEER
      CHEER
      
      WINTER
      WINTER SPORTS
      
      BOY'S BASKETBALL
      BOYS BASKETBALL
      
      BOY'S SOCCER
      BOY'S SOCCER
      
      GIRLS' BASKETBALL
      GIRLS' BASKETBALL
      
      GIRL'S SOCCER
      GIRL'S SOCCER
      
      WRESTLING
      WRESTLING
      
      SPRING
      spring
      
      BADMINTON
      BADMINTON
      
      BOYS' BASEBALL
      BOYS' BASEBALL
      
      BOYS' GOLF
      BOYS' GOLF
      
      BOYS' TENNIS
      BOYS' TENNIS
      
      BOYS' VOLLEYBALL
      Boys' Volleyball
      
      FENCING
      FENCING
      
      FLAG FOOTBALL
      FLAG FOOTBALL
      
      SOFTBALL
      SOFTBALL
      
      SWIMMING
      SWIMMING
      
      TRACK & FIELD
      TRACK & FIELD
    - Travel Directory
      
      School Gyms
      
      Fields
      
      Pools/Tennis Courts/Golf Courses
    - Athletics Announcements 2024-25
      Athletics Announcements 2024-25
    - Weekly Practice/Game Schedule
      Weekly Practice/Game Schedule
  - Balboa Cares
    Balboa Coordinated CARE Team was established to help better address the various issues that our students face daily, while also working to celebrate student successes big and small.
  - Families
    Overview: ParentVUE PTSA Bulletins PTSA Website Academic Departments Access SFUSD Principal Chats After-School Program School Site Council (SSC) English Language Advisory Committee (ELAC) School Wide Learning Outcomes
    - African American Parent Advisory Council (AAPAC)
      The mission of the African American Parent Advisory Council (AAPAC) is to provide a forum to hear the ideas of the San Francisco Unified School District’s African American/Black families, and respond to those ideas by educating and informing parents of di
    - After School Program
      The mission of the Balboa After School Program is to a foundation to empower our youth, academically and socially so they continue to grow beyond our program and positively impact our world.
    - English Language Advisory Committee (ELAC)
      English Language Advisory Committee (ELAC)
    - ParentVUE
    - School Site Council (SSC)
      School Site Council (SSC)
  - Wellness Center & DPH Clinic
    How to connect with the Balboa Wellness Center Staff and Balboa DPH Clinic.
    - Mission & Services provided
      Our mission statement and services provided by the Wellness Center and the DPH Teen Clinic.
    - Wellness Center and Teen Clinic Office Hours
      Contact information & Drop in hours for the Balboa Wellness Center and the DPH Teen Clinic
    - Wellness & Clinic Staff Information
      Information provided on how connect with the Balboa Wellness Center Staff and the Balboa CHYP Teen Clinic.
    - Balboa Wellness Referral Forms & Mental Health Resources
      Searching for Mental Health Resources and how to make a referral to the Balboa Wellness Center
    - Nurses Corner
      Information & resources for students & families
      
      Current Teen Clinic Information
      All current clinics available in San Francisco available for young adults.
      
      COVID-19 Resources
      COVID -19 Community Resources and information
    - Balboa Wellness Groups
      Are you looking for support groups or clubs that are associated with Wellness!?
    - LGBTQIA+ School & Community Resources
      Information, services and resources for LGBTQIA+ students at Balboa
      
      LGBTQIA+ Student Rights
      Information on where to find LGBTQ Balboa Student District Rights
      
      LGBTQ Groups at Balboa
      Information on groups offered for LGBTQIA+ students and allies at Balboa.
    - Sexual Harassment and Gender Discrimination (Title IX)
      Information on Title IX and reporting process
    - SFUSD & Community Resources
      Information on where to find community and SFUSD resources.
    - Summer Break Resources
      A page that lists summer resources for students and families.
  - Library
    Reservations
    - Enrich
    - Book Club
      book club
  - Students
    Overview: Code of Conduct StudentVUE Summer Assignments Bell Schedule Counseling Department School Policies Athletic Program Teen Clinic Wellness Center Cafeteria Menu After-School Program Clubs Student Council
    - Bell Schedule
      Bell Schedule
    - College Room
      The College Room is an on-site hub at Balboa High to help explore post-secondary options
    - Clubs
      summary information
    - Counseling Department
      Links and resources related to the counseling department
    - School Policies
      Here are important school policies.
    - Student Government
      Student Association (SA) and Class Officer information here.
    - StudentVUE
  - PTSA
    PTSA information
    - Join
      PTSA membership information
    - Donate
      Donate to the PTSA to support the Balboa High School students, teachers, and staff.
  - Technology
    Use these links to sign up for technology
- Bay Street
- Bessie Carmichael School PreK-8 Filipino Education Center
  At Bessie we are antiracist educators who are committed to providing each and every students with a balance of meaningfully rigorous social-emotional and academic learning experiences so that they leave Bessie Pk-8 high school, college and career ready.
  - About
    Get to know more about our Bessie Carmichael community!
    - Who is Bessie Carmichael?
      A short biography of our school's name sake, a social justice leader ahead of her time.
  - Little Bessie (PreK-5)
    - Pre-Kindergarten & Transitional Kindergarten
      Meet our amazing Pre-K and TK staff!
    - K- 5 Teachers
      Meet our Kindergarten to 5th grade staff!
    - K-5 Special Education
      Meet our amazing Little Bessie special education team.
    - PK-5 Wellness
      Meet our amazing support providers and explore our wellness programs.
    - Little Bessie Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
      
      Covid 19 Comic
      
      Digital Citizenship
      
      Games and Activities
      
      Hoopla!
      
      SF Public Library Links and Resources
      
      SFUSD Databases
      
      Teacher Resources
  - Big Bessie (6-8)
    Welcome to Big Bessie!
    - 6-8 Special Education
      Meet our middle school special education team!
    - 6-8 Teachers
      Meet our amazing Big Bessie Teachers!
    - 6-8 Wellness
      Meet our middle school support staff and explore our wellness programming
      
      I need help!
      Crisis Resources
    - Big Bessie Library
  - Family Resources
    School Resources including weekly Food Bank, SFUSD and Community Resources, Staff Information
    - Social Emotional
    - Crisis Support
      Crisis Links and Resources
  - Get Connected
    Family Resources, Events, After School Programs and Parent Groups
    - Bessie News - Family Newsletter
      Stay up-to-date with important information, community events and student opportunities!
    - Parent Groups
      Join a caregiver group at Bessie!
    - After School Programs
      Meet the Community-Based Organizations that we work closely with!
  - Community Partnerships
    Community Partnerships are essential to Bessie Carmichael FEC PK-8. We are appreciative of the support of current partners and look forward to establishing new relationships and strengthening them through collaboration on events and projects that will su
- Bret Harte Elementary School
  At Bret Harte, our mission is to provide high-quality instructional programs within a safe learning environment that maximizes individual talents and strengths, celebrates diversity, and prepares students to be productive citizens. As part of our commitme
  - About
    - Message from the Principal
      Message from the Principal
    - Mission/Vision
      Mission statement
    - Program Highlights
      Some Program Highlights
    - After School Programs
      After School Programs
    - Staff
      Bret Harte Staff
      
      Beacon
      Beacon Program Staff
      
      Classroom Teachers
      Classroom Teachers
      
      School Office
      School Office
      
      Support Staff
      Support Staff
  - Learning
    - Bell Schedule
      2023-24 Bell schedule
    - Library
    - Online Resources
  - Students
    - Special Education
      Special Education
    - Wellness Center
      Wellness Center
  - Families
    - Food
      Meal Distribution
    - Housing
      Housing Resources
    - Tech Support
      Tech Support
    - Family Harte Beat Newsletter
      Family Harte Beat Newsletter
    - English Language Advisory Committee (ELAC)
      English Language Advisory Committee
    - Williams Notice
      Williams Complain Forms and Notices
  - Calendar
- Bryant Elementary School
  Bryant Elementary School is a beautiful community school in the Mission District. It houses 300 students pre-kindergarten through fifth grades. Bryant's core values of learning -non-cognitive skills (curiosity, empathy, self confidence, persistence) help
  - About
    - Bell Schedule
      Bell Schedule
    - After School Programs
      Details on after-school programs
    - Staff Roster
      Names and contact info for school personnel
    - Calendar
      School calendar
    - Why Bryant?
      Info about the school
    - Title IX
      Info on SFUSD's compliance with Title IX equitable treatment of all students
    - Vision
  - For Families
    - PTO
    - School Governance
      School Governance
    - FamilyVue Portal Login
    - School Meals
      Students eat breakfast and lunch in the cafeteria during meal periods. They may either bring a meal from home or receive free school meals from the cafeteria. After eating, students take responsibility for cleaning up after themselves. Students learn wh
    - Community Sponsored Projects
      Details on community events for families
    - SBAC Practice Test
      Link to take a practice test from the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium
    - ELPAC Testing
      Link to SFUSD ELPAC page
  - For Students
    For Students
  - Get Involved
    Details on volunteer and donation opportunities
    - Donate
      Info for donors
    - Volunteer
      Info on volunteer opportunities
  - Learning
    Resources for students, families and the community
    - Literacy Standards
      Info on reading levels and samples
    - Supporting Student Literacy at Home
      Suggested reading lists for different grade levels based on the Fountas & Pinnell Benchmark Assessment
    - Math & Science
    - Social Emotional Curriculum
    - Digital Citizenship
    - Teaching Tolerance
      Resources for teachers to create civil and inclusive school communities
    - Restorative Practices
  - Library
    library
- Buena Vista Horace Mann K-8 Community School
  We are BVHM, the Mission District's K-8 dual-language Spanish Immersion Community School, and as such we strive to develop strong bilingual and multicultural agents of change that can thrive academically, socially and artistically. Through academically ri
  - About BVHM
  - Bell Schedule
    Bell Schedule
  - Library
- C.A.R.E. Bayview Highschool
  There are three Centers for Academic Re-entry and Empowerment (CARE) programs. Two small high schools and one middle school are all on-site in a YMCA. The CARE programs serve students who have missed significant school or dropped out entirely. These schoo
- C.A.R.E. Buchanan
  There are three Center for Academic Re-entry and Empowerment (CARE) programs—one small high school in Western Addition and one middle and high school in Bayview. These schools are a partnership between the San Francisco County Office of Education (part of
- C.A.R.E. Middle School
  Early intervention. Impact youth.
- CIS at De Avila
  Students at the Chinese Immersion School at De Avila dual language immersion program have the unique opportunity to learn Cantonese and English in grades K-5. Our community strives to provide the students with a caring and nurturing environment with a st
  - Frequently Asked Questions: Exterior Waterproofing and Paint Project
    Frequently Asked Questions: Exterior Waterproofing and Paint Project
  - Bell Schedule
    Bell Schedule
  - About
    Established in 2009, The Chinese Immersion School at De Avila is the 5th of San Francisco’s Chinese Immersion Programs. By providing a rigorous Chinese and English academic program in a fun and supportive environment, CIS gives children the confidence, sc
    - Welcome
      Welcome to Chinese Immersion School at DeAvila
    - Vision and Mission
    - Why Chinese Immersion?
    - Why Cantonese First?
      Description of language pathway.
    - CIS Pledge & School Songs
      CIS Pledge & School Songs
    - School Tours
      Chinese Immersion School @ DeAvila School Tours
    - Staff
      Chinese Immersion School at DeAvila Staff
      
      Principal
      Principal Message
      
      Secretary
      CIS office staff
      
      School Social Worker
      Chinese Immersion School Social Worker Bio
      
      Instructional Coach
      Staff bio page for Instructional Coaches
      
      Transitional Kindergarten Teachers
      TK Teacher introductions
      
      Kindergarten Teachers
      Chinese Immersion School kindergarten teachers bios
      
      First Grade Teachers
      Chinese Immersion School first grade teachers bios
      
      Second Grade Teachers
      Chinese Immersion School second grade teachers bios
      
      Third Grade Teachers
      Chinese Immersion School third grade teacher bios
      
      Fourth Grade Teachers
      Chinese Immersion School fourth grade teacher bios
      
      Fifth Grade Teachers
      Chinese Immersion School fifth grade teachers bios
      
      Program Teachers
      Chinese Immersion School at DeAvila Program Teachers
      
      Paraeducator
      Chinese Immersion School paraeducators
      
      Custodians
      Custodians category
  - Programs
    Learn about our Programs
    - ANTS Sports at CISDA
      ANTS Sports at CISDA
    - Art & Dance
    - BYMCA
      Information about CIS Before and After School Program
    - Library
    - Music
      Music program at CIS
    - Physical Education
    - STEAM
      CIS STEAM program for lower grades.
    - Social Emotional Learning
      Resources for social emotional learning at CIS
      
      Harper for Kids
      
      Caring School Community
      
      Restorative Practice
      SFUSD Restorative Practice
      
      Second Step
      
      Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
    - Outdoor Education/ Gardening
      Outdoor Education / Gardening Program
  - Families
    Resources for CIS Families
    - Weekly Updates
      Page for accessing the CIS weekly email
    - Events
      Chinese Immersion School and Parent Teacher Association events for students and parents.
      
      CIS Events
      CIS Monthly School Events
      
      PTA Events
      CIS Parent Teacher Association Host Events
    - Stop, Drop & Go + Stop, Pick-up & Go
      Information about the white zone policies and opportunities for volunteering.
    - School Emergency Information
      Summary information about school emergency policies
    - English Literacy Advisory Committee (ELAC)
      English Literacy Advisory Committee (ELAC)
    - PTA
      Meet the Parent-Teach Association officers and chairs for 2025-2026
    - School Site Council
      School Site Council (SSC)
    - School Lunch
      Find school menus and prepay for meals
  - Student Resources
    resources for students
    - Online Learning
      
      Video Tutorials
      Video tutorials for online learning
      
      Library Resources
      
      Frequently Asked Questions
      FAQ about Online Learning
      
      Online Resources
      extra resources for online learning
      
      Art
      
      Chinese
      
      Computer Science
      
      English
      
      Gardening
      
      Keyboarding Skills
      
      Math
      Math resources
      
      Multi-Subject
      
      Physical Education
      
      Science
      
      Social Studies
      
      Virtual Field Trips
    - Resources by Grade Level
      Lists of resources by grade level
      
      Kindergarten Resources
      
      Chinese - K
      
      English - K
      
      First Grade Resources
      1st Grade Chinese Resources
      
      Chinese - 1st Grade
      
      English - 1st Grade
      1st Grade English Audio
      
      Second Grade Resources
      
      Chinese - 2nd Grade
      2nd Grade Chinese Audio
      
      Third Grade Resources
      
      Chinese - 3rd Grade
      
      Fourth Grade Resources
      
      Fifth Grade Resources
      
      Chinese - 5th Grade
    - Other Resources for Learning Chinese
      Chinese Resources
    - STEM Fair
      Information for the annual CIS STEM Fair
    - Summer Studies
  - Support CIS
    Opportunities to support CIS
    - Fundraising
      Money raised helps to fund smaller 4th and 5th grade class sizes, hire a Literacy Teacher, Fund our Arts Programs.
    - Volunteering
      Opportunities for parent volunteers
    - Donations
    - Shopping Programs
      Fundraising through community shopping programs.
- Civic Center Secondary School
  Civic Center Secondary School, located at 727 Golden Gate Avenue, serves school students grades 7 through 12. Students from many areas of San Francisco are provided with a middle and high school curriculum aligned with state and district standards.
  - Families
    - Family Portal
    - San Francisco COVID Resources
  - Students
    - StudentVue Portal
    - Hex Semester Schedule
  - Wellness Center
    From Wellness
- Claire Lilienthal (K-2 Campus)
  Claire Lilienthal is a California Distinguished school with a mission to inspire each student to achieve their maximum potential in an academically, culturally, and socially inclusive environment. Lilienthal was founded on the ideals of equity, academic e
  - Claire Lilienthal Alternative School K-8 Main Page
    Claire Lilienthal Alternative School K-8 Main Page
  - Library
- Claire Lilienthal Alternative School K-8
  - Learning
    Curriculum, Assessments, Korean Immersion Program, Special Education, After School Programs, Library, Art Program
  - Library
    Information and resources for the CL library.
  - Madison Bell Schedule
    Madison Bell Schedule
  - Scott Bell Schedule
    Scott Bell Schedule
  - Students and Families
- Clarendon Alternative Elementary School
  Clarendon is committed to providing a quality educational program for every learner, with language programs, enrichment programs, and parent participation. We promote respect and responsibility throughout the school, and reinforce it frequently. Our Care
  - About
    About
  - Bell Schedule
    Bell Schedule
  - Attendance
    Reporting Student Absences
  - Library
- Cleveland Elementary School
  Cleveland Elementary School
  - Library
    Information and resources for our school library.
  - School Hours
    School Hours
- Commodore Sloat Elementary School
  At Commodore Sloat, children learn by doing. Our experienced staff leads children to do more than find the right answers. We learn to pay attention to how we think as well.
  - ParentVue
    All parents can see their students' classes, report cards, and notify the school of absences via ParentVue. https://ca-sfu-psv.edupoint.com/PXP2_Login_Parent.aspx?regenerateSessionId=True
  - Volunteers and Visitors
    Sloat loves volunteers! We have many volunteer opportunities. All visitors to a school, including parents, must sign in at the main office and receive proper authorization to be in the school. Visitors may be asked by the school site staff to display
  - Library
    Information and resources for our school library.
  - School Hours
    School Hours
- Commodore Stockton Early Education School
  Commodore Stockton Early Education School serves PreK, TK, and Out-of-School-Time (OST) students. We are located in the vibrant Chinatown neighborhood.
  - About
    - Principal’s Message
    - History
      Commodore Stockton History
    - Staff
      Commodore Stockton Staff
  - Programs
    - Preschool (PreK)
      Preschool (PreK)
    - Transitional Kindergarten (TK)
      Transitional Kindergarten (TK)
    - Out-of-School Time (OST)
      Out-of-School Time (OST)
  - Calendar
    School Calendar for PreK, TK, and OST programs at Commodore Stockton Early Education School
  - Families
    - Seesaw
      Seesaw
    - Family Council
      Family Council
    - Resources
  - Get Involved
    Get Involved
- César Chávez Elementary School
  Driving through the heart of the Mission District, it is difficult to miss the rich and vibrant murals of César Chávez Elementary School. Incorporated in these multi-colored images are the core values that this school community strives for: excellence in
  - Bell Schedule
    Bell Schedule
  - Library
- Daniel Webster Elementary School
  Daniel Webster’s mission is to foster a multi-cultural environment by challenging existing inequities, to engage our community in every aspect of learning, and to promote the well-being of all. Daniel Webster is a small, intimate school with both General
  - About
    About Daniel Webster Elementary School.
    - Daniel Webster Bell Schedule
      The weekly schedule at Daniel Webster for the 2023-2024 school year
    - Calendar
      Calendar of school events and holidays
    - Williams Act
      Williams Act
    - Our Story
      Background and short history about Daniel Webster Elementary School
  - Families
    Family resources
    - DW PTA
      Daniel Webster Parent Teacher Association
    - Fundraising
      Fundraising at Daniel Webster
    - Other Parent Committees
      Parental involvement at Daniel Webster
    - Digital Agency
      Resources for families about how to help keep students safe, responsible, and respectful when using online devices.
    - Volunteering
      Volunteering at Daniel Webster
    - Tours
      Tours at Daniel Webster
    - Daniel Webster Partners
      Daniel Webster Partners
  - Programs
    Programs at Daniel Webster Elementary School
    - Academics
      Academic programs at Daniel Webster.
    - Specials
      Special classes offered at Daniel Webster
    - SEL and Wellness
      Social Emotional Learning and Wellness programs offered at Daniel Webster.
    - Designated ELD
      English Language Development classes for English Language Learners (ELL)
    - Special education
      Special education
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
    - Meals
      Meals and Snacks offered at Daniel Webster
    - After school care
      Before and after school care
- Dianne Feinstein Elementary School
  8/25/2020 Virtual Town Hall Meeting with Principal Dr. Zaki: https://sfusd.zoom.us/j/85471382425?pwd=S1NrZTJxcFBtYnRwYmNUYXEybWI0dz09Dianne Feinstein School is a dynamic learning environment that provides a well rounded education. In shaping our school,
  - About Our School
    Dianne Feinstein Elementary School
  - Students & Families
    Find information about school hours, meals, and other resources.
    - School Hours
      School Hours
    - Our Building
      Built in 2006
    - Wellness Center
      The Wellness Center at Diane Feinstein Elementary
      
      Let's Move
      
      Birthday Celebrations
    - Library
      the Library at Dianne Feinstein Elementary
    - School Meals
      Student Nutrition Services
    - Academic, Social, Emotional Development
      Dianne Feinstein develops the whole child
      
      Restorative Practices
  - Faculty & Staff
    Dianne Feinstein Faculty & Staff
    - Dr. Jung, Christina
      Welcome to DFES, where Lion Love is everywhere!
    - Transitional Kindergarten
      N/A
    - Kindergarten
      Class size caps at 22. Our Kindergarten teachers bring a wealth of experience.
  - Family Engagement
    Learn how parents, guardians and caregivers can be involved in making our school the best place to learn and grow!
    - Our PTA
      PTA info at Dianne Feinstein Elementary
      
      PTA Forms
    - SSC
    - Volunteer Options
      How to volunteer at Dianne Feinstein Elementary
    - Traffic Safety
      
      Traffic Volunteer
  - Our Library
    Library
  - NewsLion Newsletter
    The NewsLion newsletter is sent every two weeks.
  - Fundraising
    Redirect to off-site PTA intranet.
    - Direct Giving Campaign
      How to participate in the Dianne Feinstein Elementary Direct Giving Campaign
    - Auction
      The annual Auction and Gala at Dianne Feinstein Elementary
    - School Shop
      Get your Dianne Feinstein gear!
    - Dine Out
- Dolores Huerta Elementary
  Dolores Huerta Elementary School's mission is to provide students with high academic standards in an environment that validates their culture and their potential. As part of our commitment to social justice and equity, we commit to providing appropriate s
  - Library
  - School Hours
    School Hours
  - Virtual Enrollment Fair
    Virtual Enrollment Fair
- Downtown Continuation High School
  Downtown High School offers project-based learning that emphasizes critical thinking skills across curricular areas and a strong connection with the School-to-Career Program. We focus on each learner's need for alternative strategies and are rooted in the
  - About
    Basic School Info
    - Vision and Mission
      Describes the mission and vision of Downtown High School.
    - Project-Based Learning
      Downtown High School is a project-based school. We currently have 5 projects, Acting for Critical Transformations (ACT), Get Out and Learn (GOAL), Making Advertising and Designing as Empowerment (MADE), Music and Academics Resisting the System (MARS); and
    - Staff Directory
      A photo directory of all staff at Downtown High School
    - Bell Schedule
      Bell Schedule for Downtown High School
  - Academics
    All academic programs available at Downtown High School
    - Projects Fall 2026
      Descriptions of all 5 projects at Downtown High School: ACT, GOAL, MADE, MARS, WALC. Links to projects' external websites.
    - Earning Credits
      All the ways to earn credits at DHS.
    - DHS Critical Skills
      DHS Critical Academic and Behavioral Skills (The 4Cs) Embedded Across Projects
    - Edgenuity
      Direct link to Edgenuity, the SFUSD-wide platform of online course offerings.
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
  - Post-Secondary Readiness
    Describes the available post-secondary readiness programs including college readiness, college application assistance, job training and internship programs.
    - Counseling Deptartment
      Resources for post-secondary options including academic and vocational.
    - College Ambassador
      This page introduces our current year's College Ambassador and what the program offers.
    - The Richmond Neighborhood Center Offerings
      TRNC offerings at DHS for 2024-2025
    - 10,000 Degrees
      10,000 Degrees
  - Clubs
    Downtown HS offers many clubs during lunch and after school, all of which offer elective credit.
  - Wellness Center
    Describes the services available to students at the Downtown High School Wellness Center.
    - DHS Wellness Staff
      An overview of all the people who work in Wellness
    - DHS Wellness Services and Weekly Groups
      A description of services offered by the Wellness Center at Downtown High School
    - Community Partners and Hotlines
      Descriptions and links to community partners that work with the wellness center, as well as the numbers for crisis hotlines.
  - Families
    - Community Corner
      Meet our Community Schools Coordinator and Learn about what it means to be a Community School.
    - Family Resources
      A comprehensive list of community resources with links and phone numbers.
- Dr. Charles R. Drew College Preparatory Academy
  Dr. Charles Drew College Preparatory Academy offers a challenging learning environment for students in PreK/TK through fifth grade. The teaching staff works collaboratively to offer an academically challenging curriculum and foster the emotional and socia
  - About Drew
    - Drew Staff Page
      Here is a list of the staff members at Drew elementary.
      
      Paraprofessionals
      This will share who the paraprofessionals are at Drew.
      
      Support Staff
      Find who's who on the Drew Academic Support staff.
      
      Teachers
      Here is the information about teachers who work at Dr. Charles Drew College Preparatory Academy.
      
      YMCA Beacon Staff
      These are the YMCA staff who teach at Drew before, during and after school.
    - PreKindergarten
    - Program Highlights
      Here are program highlights from Dr. Charles Drew College Preparatory Academy.
    - School Hours
      School Hours
  - Learning
    - Curriculum
      Programs and curriculums used in classrooms to support student learning
    - Grade Level Expectations
      Description of what students will be able to do by grade level
      
      Kindergarten Resources
    - Report Card Template
  - Families
    - Calendars
      Events at Drew.
    - Community Resources
    - Family Newsletters
    - School Menu
    - Technology Resources
      Families can learn more about how to leverage technology to support their children's healthy development and educational success.
    - Williams Act Notice
  - Students
    - Library
      Here are all of the library resources and collection of our work in the library.
      
      Inquiry Sites
      
      Magnatile Collection
      
      Watercolor Collection
    - Resources
- Dr. George Washington Carver Elementary School
  Dr. George Washington Carver Academic Elementary School, a hidden treasure in Bayview-Hunter's Point, holds high expectations for a culturally diverse student population in a structured environment. We stress academic excellence for all students. Students
  - Support Staff
    Carver teachers
  - Welcome to the Carver Village!
    Important information about staff and school events
    - Discover Carver
      Introductions and announcements
    - Meet Carver's Principal
      Meet Carver's Principal
    - Carver Staff
      Learn more about the staff in the Carver village
      
      Classroom Teachers
      Carver teachers
      
      Paraeducators
      teachers at Carver
      
      BGCSF Beacon Staff
      carver beacon staff
    - Program Highlights
      Learn more about highlights from programs at the school
  - Families
    Find useful tips, resources, and information for Carver families
    - Family University
      
      FAMU Workshop Scheule
    - Carver Family Bulletin
      Weekly newsletter for Carver Families
    - ParentVUE
      Links to SFUSD ParentVue, StudentVue, School Cafe
    - Grab and Go Meals
      
      SchoolCafe
    - Tech Support
    - Family Resource Link
    - Williams Act
  - Carver & SFUSD Calendars
    month by month district academic calendar for the 2022-23 school year
    - CARVER VILLAGE & SFUSD MONTHLY CALENDARS
      Carver School-Wide calendar, SFUSD, and classroom schedules
  - Carver Achievers
  - What's Going on in the Village
    VAPA, PE, Garden, BGCSF
    - Carver BGCSF Beacon
    - LIBRARY
      Information and resources for our school library
      
      Library Help!
      Questions about the library
      
      Library Mission Statement
      
      San Francisco Public Library
      
      Who Is Your Teacher Librarian?
      Teacher Librarian Introduction
  - The Virtual Village
    - Classroom Google Sites
      
      Kindergarten
      Carver Kindergarten Website
      
      First Grade
      First Grade Google Website
      
      Second Grade
      second grade google websites
      
      Third Grade
      Carver third grade Google classroom
      
      Fourth Grade
      Carver fourth grade Goggle sites
      
      Fifth Grade
      Caver fifth grade Google site
    - Principal's Office
    - The Health and Wellness Center
    - The GWC FLEA Office
    - Carver Virtual Family Literacy Night
      Information about Virtual Family Literacy Night
  - Donate to the Village
    Ways to support the Carver Village
- Dr. William L. Cobb Elementary School
  Nestled in the heart of San Francisco's Lower Pacific Heights for nearly 100 years, Dr. William L. Cobb Elementary School is a small, inclusive, and multi-generational community that fosters the inherent potential within each child. Named after the first
  - About
    - Cobb Staff Directory
      Learn more about the William Cobb staff.
      
      Classroom Teachers
      Here is information about cobbs classoom teachers
      
      Support Staff
      Learn more about the Cobb support staff.
      
      Paraprofessionals
      Learn more about Cobb's Paraprofessionals
      
      Office Staff
      A collection of staff members who work in the staff office.
      
      Beacon Staff
      Learn more about our paraprofessionals and Beacon staff.
    - What We Believe
      Here are some statements about what we believe as a Cobb staff about biases and what actions we are committed to in order to make our community and world a more just and safe place for all.
    - Principal
      Letter from the Principal of Cobb
  - Family
    - Anti-Racism Resources
    - Health and Wellness
      Learn about resources and opportunities for you and your family to be well taken of physically and emotionally.
    - School Hours
    - Williams Act Notice
  - Student Resources
    Information and resources for our students
  - Learning
    - Literacy Resources
- E.R. Taylor Elementary School
  E.R. Taylor seeks to promote intellectual development, physical and mental health, self-discipline and cultural sensitivity so that each student can achieve their fullest potential and be college-bound. E.R. Taylor is a unique school located in a quiet ne
  - School Emergency Information
    Information for parents about ER Taylor emergency procudures
  - About
    Learn about our mission and vision
    - Welcome
      A welcome letter from our principal Mr. David Norris
    - School Mission, Motto, and Core Values
      Information about our school mission, motto, and core values
    - 2026-2027 Academic Calendar
      Click on the link to view the calendar
    - Bell Schedule
      Bell Schedule
    - SFUSD Attendance Policy
      Attendance Website Message for Families
    - SFUSD Graduate Profile
      SFUSD Graduate Profile
    - Cell Phone Policy
      Here is a detailed description of our cell phone policy at ER Taylor
  - After School Program
  - Math/Literacy/PE Resources
    A collection of educational websites recommended by E.R. Taylor teachers
  - Library
  - Student Resources
  - Parent Resources
    Parent Resources
    - School Emergency Information
      Information for parents about ER Taylor emergency procudures
    - School Lunch
      Information about the school lunch and the lunch menu
- Edwin and Anita Lee Newcomer School
  Edwin and Anita Lee Newcomer School (formerly the Chinese Education Center) is a school for Chinese-speaking, newly-arrived immigrant students. It is a transitional, one-year program designed to teach foundational English skills in reading, writing, and o
  - About
    - Our Program
    - History of the School
    - Who was Ed Lee
    - Daily Schedule
      daily schedule
    - Chinatown YMCA After School Program
    - Williams Act Notices
  - Community
    Community
  - Families
  - Staff
    Staff
  - Students
    - External Student Resources
    - Library
- El Dorado Elementary School
  El Dorado is a diverse school where teachers, staff, and parents come together to ensure the achievement of all students. El Dorado's focus is the creation of an environment that promotes teaching the whole child. The school invests its energies in progra
  - About El Dorado
    About El Dorado Elementary School
    - Core Values
      El Dorado's Core Values
    - Bus Schedule (General Education Students)
    - Super Me!
      Learn how YOU can be a Super Me!
  - School Hours
    School Hours Note: We have early release on Wednesdays. School ends at 12:50 on Wednesdays.
  - Administration and Staff Directory
    Get to know the El Dorado Staff!
  - El Dorado School-Wide Teachers
    About Teachers at El Dorado in Special Education, Physical Education, Music, Dance, and Reading.
  - Real Options for City Kids (R.O.C.K)
    SINCE 1994, R.O.C.K. has served the needs of children in the community by providing structured programs that foster personal development within a safe, loving and supportive environment. Our staff work alongside the SFUSD El Dorado staff to provide all da
  - Family Resources
    Family Portal • School menu • PTSA • Fundraising • Family resources
    - City and County of San Francisco COVID-19 Vaccine (2055 Sunnydale Ave)
      Information about COVID vaccines
    - Distance Learning
      Technology Resource and Support
    - Library
    - Room Parents & Volunteers
      Learn how you can become a Room Parent or Volunteer
    - Family Newsletters
      
      El Aguilar 3/15/2021
    - Nutrition Services
      All you need to know about SFUSD's Nutrition Services
    - Williams Act Notices
  - School Committees
    View information about the SSC, AAPAC, and ELAC
    - African American Parent Advisory Committee (AAPAC)
      View information about the AAPAC
    - English Learners Advisory Committee (ELAC)
    - School Site Council (SSC)
- Everett Middle School
  Everett vision is that all students leave 8th grade ready to thrive emotionally and academically in high school and beyond. To accomplish this, we offer an inclusive school model where, regardless of whether a student is an English learner or has an IEP,
  - About Everett
    School Information
    - Bell Schedule
      Info about the school bell schedule
    - Staff
      Staff at Everett
    - School Tours
      School tours are an opportunity for students and families to visit our school site, observe classes, and learn more about our programming.
    - Colors and Mascot
      Show some Everett pride!
  - Families
    Links and resources for families
    - Visiting Everett
      Info for families of students and prospective students
    - Family Resources
      A place to get connected to resources, connect with families and speak to staff members.
    - Everett PTSA
      Info about the Parent, Teacher, Student Association
    - Attendance
      Attendance Policy
      
      Excused and Unexcused Absences
      Verification of student absences is accepted only from parents/guardians/caregivers, or the student if they are 18 years old or older.
      
      Multiple Unexcused Absences
      If a student has unexcused absences, the school or district will notify the family/guardian, call the student’s home, and request meetings with the parent/guardian to develop an action plan and identify any support services the family needs to help the st
    - SSC
      Info about the School Site Council
    - ELAC
      Info about the English Learners Advisory Committee
    - AAPAC
      Info about the African American Parent Advisory Council
    - Give to our school!
      Details on how to support the school
  - Departments
    - Language Arts
      Info on the school's Language Arts curriculum
    - Math
      Info on the school's Math curriculum
    - Non-Fiction Studies
      Info on the school's Non-Fiction curriculum
    - Music
      Info on the school's Music curriculum
    - Physical Education
      Info on the school's Physical Education curriculum
    - NSEI
      Info on the school's Newcomer Structured English Immersion curriculum
    - Electives
      Info on the school's Electives curriculum
  - Students
    Programs offered by the school, student clubs, athletics
    - School Menu
      Link to SFUSD's Student Nutrition Services page with cafeteria menus.
    - Wellness Center
      The Wellness Center is a place where students can receive support in the areas of student and adult conflict, health, mental health, behavioral health, and many other areas.
      
      Wellness Center Staff
      Members of wellness.
      
      Support Services
      Information for student support, resources, and events
      
      OWL EXPECTATIONS
      Everett Owls have expectations that we expect everyone on our campus to uphold.
      
      Parent/Student Concerns
      At Everett, we utilize Restorative Practices. When there is a conflict, all efforts will be made to resolve the issue and to restore the harm done to an individual and/or the community.
      
      Class Changes
      Class changes will only be granted for specific reasons, if available.
      
      Speak to a Counselor
      Students may request a pass from their teacher or a counselor in order to speak with them during the school day. Students may also send their counselor an email.
    - Personal Electronics
      Students may possess cell phones, smart watches, pagers, or other mobile communication devices on campus as long as the device is utilized in accordance with law, this Board Policy and any rules that individual school sites may impose. All mobile commu
    - Student Athletics
      Details on school sports programs
      
      Sports Central
      Overview of school sports programs
      
      Sports Achievements
      Accomplishments by school sports teams
      
      Flag Football
      Info about the flag football team
      
      Coaches
      Info about the school's sports coaches
      
      Spectator Code of Conduct
      Info about how spectators are expected to behave at school sporting events
      
      Flag Football Past Champs Photos
      Photos of flag football teams from years past
    - After School- Mission Graduates Beacon Center
      Info on the school's Beacon Center
  - Library
    Information and resources for our school library.
  - PTSA
    Parent Teacher Student Association
- Francis Scott Key Elementary School
  Established in 1903 as Oceanside Primary School and later became FS Key, our school was relocated to the art deco style building completed in 1938. Then renovated in 2012 to make the school fully ADA compliant. The campus includes a two-story main buildin
  - School Hours
    School Hours
  - Library
    Information and resources for our school library.
  - Attendance
    Reporting Student Absences
- Francisco Middle School
  Francisco Middle School, located in the heart of the Chinatown-North Beach community, has a rich tradition of delivering a strong academic curriculum to our diverse student population. We involve our students in meaningful school experiences that promote
  - Athletics
    All sports and events at Francisco
    - Athletic Director
      Felipe Segovia
    - Coaches and Schedules
      Coaches and Schedules
  - Families
    Information for our families
    - Resources
      Resources, guides, and tutorials for ParentVue, distance learning, meals, and more.
    - Incoming Families
      Information for families considering FMS, including tour times and dates.
    - 8th Grade Families
      Information for families regarding high school applications, deadlines, and graduation.
    - English Learner Advisory Committee (ELAC)
      Helping our English learning Families.
    - School Site Council (SSC)
      Information, including minutes and meetings times, for the SSC.
    - Parent Teacher Organization
      Parent and teachers supporting school community.
    - ParentVUE
      How to use ParentVue system.
  - Programs & Supports
    programs and supports for students
    - TEL HI Beacon
      TEL HI Beacon Information
    - Family Support and Engagement Team
      Family Engagement and Community Schools Coordinator
    - JCYC Educational Talent Search
      Academic tutoring for students
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
    - Wellness
      therapist therapy wellness worker social worker
  - School Info
    Information about the school vision, bell schedules, news, calendars etc
    - Bell Schedule
      The Bell Schedule includes the regular, daily bell schedule, as well as modified schedules due to holidays and student conferences.
    - Calendars
      FMS event calendars.
    - Expectations
      FMS Be A Ram Expectations, procedures, guidelines, rules, and policies
    - FMS Staff
      Staff contact information
    - Mission and Goals
      Francisco Middle School Mission and Goals
    - Rams Bulletin
      Stay informed with weekly updates for Francisco families and students. Principal's Message to Families, Advisory Slides, Important Student & Family Announcements, Upcoming Youth & Family Opportunities, Calendar of Events (FMS & SFUSD), and Reminders
    - School Tours
      School Tours 2024-2025 SY
    - Williams Act & Menstrual Equity
      Information regarding the Williams Act, Francisco, and SFUSD
  - Students
    Everything students need to know about happenings at Francisco.
    - Lunch Clubs
      Lunch clubs
    - Student Portal
      Access to student portal. Students may check their grades and announcements from teachers.
  - Technology
    Information and resources regarding technology: devices, access, and support
    - Tech Support
      Tech Support
- Galileo Academy of Science & Technology
  Galileo Academy of Science and Technology's mission is to provide equal access to all educational programs and ensure success for all students. The programs offered to students both challenge and support students to achieve high levels of academic achieve
  - INFO
    About Galileo Academy; school info and history.
    - Alumni
      Galileo alumni page
    - Bell Schedule
      Student Bell Schedule for Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
    - Contact Information
      Galileo Academy contact information
    - Galileo History
    - School Site Council (SSC)
      School Site Council for Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
    - Staff Resources
      Galileo Staff Picture
  - ACADEMICS
    - Academic Departments
      Academic Departments at Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
      
      English
      English Department at Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
      
      English Language Development
      English Language Development Department at Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
      
      Mathematics
      Mathematics Department at Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
      
      Physical Education
      Physical Education Department at Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
      
      Science
      Science Department at Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
      
      Social Studies
      Social Studies Department at Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
      
      Special Education
      Special Education Department at Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
      
      Visual/Performing Arts
      Visual and Performing Arts Department at Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
      
      World Languages
      World Languages Department at Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
      
      Health & COCA
      Health & College and Career
    - Academies & Pathways
      
      Biotech Pathway
      
      Computer Science Academy
      Computer Science Academy at Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
      
      Digital Communication Pathway
      
      ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE PATHWAY
      
      Health Academy
      
      Startup Entrepreneurship Academy
    - Counseling Department
      The counselors at Galileo work collaboratively with students, teachers, families, and partners to focus on student needs both academically but also emotionally. A student is assigned a counselor based on their last name and follows the student throughout
    - Graduation Requirements
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
  - FAMILY
    Galileo information and news for Galileo families.
    - Attendance
      Attendance procedures for Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
    - Family Income Form
      Information about the Multipurpose Family Income Form for Galileo families
    - PTSA
      Galileo Academy PTSA info page
    - School Tours
      Tours at Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
  - STUDENT LIFE
    Galileo student life events.
    - Associated Student Body (ASB)
      Associated Student Body of Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
    - ATHLETICS
      Galileo Lions sports teams
    - Clubs
      Student organizations at Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
    - FUTURAMA
    - Wellness Center
      Wellness Center info.
    - WELLNESS
      Galileo's Wellness Center Home Page
      
      Wellness Staff, Office Hours and Drop-In
      Learn about the Wellness Team and how to reach us!
      
      Drop-In and Office Hours
      Information on the Wellness Team's office hours and how to reach us virtually during drop-in hours!
      
      Galileo Wellness Center Forms and Information
      Below are the forms to refer yourself or a student to receive support and to read our FAQ sheet!
      
      Wellness Groups
      Support and empowering wellness groups
      
      Teen Clinics
      
      Community Partners
      
      Wellness Team
      Meet our Galileo Wellness Center Team!
      
      Opportunities
      
      Resources
      
      Anti-Racist Resources
      
      Sexual Assault Resources
      
      Emergency Services
      
      Mental Health
      
      Food & Nutrition
      
      Health & Medical
      
      Housing & Employment
      
      School Resources
      
      Foster Youth
      
      Virtual Calming Room
      
      Guided Meditations
      
      Journaling
      
      Puzzles & Games
  - Quicklinks
    Links to information that are helpful
- Garfield Elementary School
  The Garfield school vision is that every child will develop positive self-esteem; be a life-long learner; achieve academic, personal and vocational success at all stages of life; and have a strong sense of personal and civic responsibility.
  - Bell Schedule
    Bell Schedule
  - Library
    Information and resources for our school library
- George Peabody Elementary School
  George Peabody is a successful, safe, and small elementary school with a family-feel located in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood. Our talented and experienced staff provides each student with meaningful learning experiences through purposeful i
  - About
    Details about the school
    - Principal Willem Vroegh
      A welcome letter from the principal
    - Bond Program
      Details on the school's bond program
    - Schoolyard Greening
      Details on the schoolyard greening project
    - George Peabody - The Philanthropist
      Info about the school's namesake, George Peabody
    - Our School
      Details about the school
      
      School Tours
      Details on how to take a school tour
  - Parent Info
    Info for parents
    - PTA
      Info about the school's Parent Teacher Association
      
      About the Peabody PTA
      Info about the school's Parent Teacher Association
      
      PTA Calendar
      Calendar showing PTA-related school events
      
      Join the PTA
      Details on how to become a PTA member
      
      Volunteer With the PTA
      Volunteer opportunities for parents/guardians
      
      Log PTA Volunteer Hours
      Find a Google Form for logging volunteer hours
      
      George Peabody School Site Council
      Info about the School Site Council
    - Incoming Kindergarten Students
      Info for new families
    - School Breakfast and Lunch
      Details on meals served at school
    - Parent Resources Guides
      Info for parents
    - Child Drop-Off Procedures
      Best practices when dropping students off at school
    - Safe Routes to School
      Info on the Safe Routes to School program
    - Social Media and Communication
      Details on school social media and communication channels
    - SFUSD Future Instructional Calendars
      Find details on future instructional calendars from the district
    - Subject Standards
      Information on curriculum of SFUSD schools.
  - After School
    Details on programs offered by the school
    - After-School Care Programs
      Details on after-school programs at or outside the school
    - After-School Enrichment
      Details on after-school enrichment programs
  - Curriculum
    Info about the school's curriculum
    - Math
      Info on math curriculum at the school
    - Kimochis
      Info about the school's kimochi toys
    - Common Core State Standards
      Info on Common Core State Standards at the school
  - Support Our School
    Discover ways to support the school
    - Annual Fund Drive
      Details on the school fundraising
    - George Peabody Spirit Wear
      Info on how to purchase school spirit wear
    - Shop and Earn
      Details on how to earn money for Peabody through shopping
    - Volunteering
      Info on how to volunteer at the school
    - Spring Fundraising Party
      Info about the school's annual auction
  - Student Resources
    Info for students
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library. To search our collection of books watch this video for instructions https://app.screencastify.com/v3/watch/Ezerlhckf8lh9hPw8iW9
  - Bell Schedule
    Bell Schedule
- George R. Moscone Elementary School
  George R. Moscone Elementary School, located in the historic Mission District, has a multi-ethnic student body rich in cultural and linguistic diversity. An energetic, hard-working staff collaborates to create an atmosphere that nurtures academic, social,
  - Our School
    A brief summary of the school and its mission
    - Welcome Videos
      Meet the Moscone principal and some of our staff and students and learn more about all we have to offer in this welcome video. Bonus: See a virtual tour of our amazing school yard.
    - Academics
      Learn how Moscone serves our diverse student body with programs in Chinese, Spanish and English Language Development. We focus on a rigorous academic program emphasizing language arts, math, science and social studies, balanced with performing and visual
    - After School Programs
      Learn about the after scHool resources available to Moscine students and their families
    - Enrichment & Intervention
      Learn all the ways that student learning is enriched by programs at Moscone, including arts, dance, and music classes, STEAM, cultural diversity celebrations and more.
    - Calendars
      Find the SFUSD academic calendar and the Moscone calendar.
    - School Hours
      School Hours
    - Bell Schedule
      See the bell schedule for Moscone Elementary School. This shows the school's start time, recess times, lunch times, and dismissal times.
    - Attendance
      For reporting school absences
  - Our Families
    Learn about what Moscone has to offer prospective families and current families.
    - Visit Our School
      Learn how to visit Moscone Elementary School. Also see videos that give you a sense of what a great school this is.
    - Prospective Families
      Are you a parent seeking a great school for your child? Learn what Moscone has to offer to prospective families. Come visit and/ or see a virtual tour.
    - SFUSD Family Resources
      Find SFUSD resources for families. Includes information about enrollment, school lunches, technology resources and more.
    - Parent Resources
      Resources for parents
  - Our Community
    Learn more about some of the people and the groups that make Moscone Elementary School special.
    - School Committees
      Learn about some of the committees and groups that make Moscone Elementary School special, including the Parent Club, School Site Committee (SSC) and English Learners Advisory Committee (ELAC).
  - Library
    Info about the school's library
  - 馬士孔尼小學
    了解家長選擇馬士孔尼小學的原因
    - 關於馬士孔尼
      關於馬士孔尼 Moscone students learn far more than just academics, including dance, visual arts, instrumental music, and physical education. Students also have access to technology, field trips, and different cultural events.
    - 為什麼選擇馬士孔尼小學？
      了解為什麼家長選擇馬士孔尼小學的粵語雙語課程（粵語/國語）。
    - 豐富課程和活動
      豐富課程和活動 (Enrichment & Events)
    - 歡迎來訪
      歡迎來訪
    - 課後班
      課後班
- George Washington High School
  George Washington offers its students an outstanding comprehensive education in a culturally rich environment. Students can choose from more than 100 course offerings, with 52 sections of honors and Advanced Placement (AP) classes. Students at Washington
  - Our School
    Eagles at the back of the school
    - PRINCIPAL'S WELCOME
      Letter to GWHS Community
    - VISION STATEMENT
      School's vision
    - BELL SCHEDULE
      Bell Schedule
    - STAFF DIRECTORY
      Staff directory
    - ADMINISTRATION
      Admin Team
      
      Administration
    - SCHOOL SITE COUNCIL
      SSC
    - ALUMNI
      Join the GWHS Alumni Association
    - SCHOOL CALENDAR
      GWHS School event calendar
    - WILLIAMS COMPLAINT
      Williams Complaint
    - SCHOOL TOURS
      School Tours
  - 2026-2027 Bell Schedule
    2026-27 bell schedule
  - Academics and Guidance
    Learn more about our department and counseling services
    - COURSE CATALOG
      COURSE CATALOG
    - ADVANCED PLACEMENT
    - ARTS
      Arts
    - AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
    - AVID
      AVID
    - COLLEGE CENTER
    - COUNSELING
      School counseling info
    - ENGLISH & ELD
      Language Arts
    - JROTC
    - LEAD (Special Education)
      Special Education
    - MATHEMATICS
      Mathematics courses
    - PHYSICAL EDUCATION
      PE
    - SCIENCE
      Science courses
    - SOCIAL SCIENCE
      Social Science Courses
    - WORLD LANGUAGES
      world languages
  - Athletics
    ATHLEICS DEPARTMENT SC
    - Sports List by Season
    - Sports Schedules
      Sports Schedules
    - Letterman Jacket
      Order a Letterman Jacket
  - Attendance
    Report Student Absences
  - Families/Parent Vue
    Family information
    - PTSA
      PTSA
    - Wellness
      Wellness Center services
  - Students
    Essential student info
    - Student Clubs
      Student Club List 2025-26 Updated Club List Coming Soon Club Fair: 9/11/26 during Advisory on the Esplanade.
    - Associated Student Body
      Associated Student Body
    - Sexual Harassment/Title IX
      Sexual Harassment/Title IX
    - LIBRARY
    - RICHMOND CENTER
      Richmond Center After School Programs
    - WELLNESS CENTER
      WELLNESS CENTER
    - YOUTH HOTLINES and HELPFUL WEBSITES
  - Teachers
    Teacher resources
- Glen Park Elementary School
  The Glen Park School is a diverse, close-knit community committed to social justice and high achievement for all students. We strive to support historically underserved families and students while cultivating an inclusive community where all voices are va
  - About
    - School Vision
    - Staff
      images, titles, and names of staff members of Glen Park School
    - Calendars
    - School Hours
      School Hours
    - Williams Act
  - Families
    Information for families of students who attend Glen Park School.
    - Family Portal (ParentVUE)
    - Family Technology Training Videos in English
    - Family Technology Training Videos in Spanish
    - English Learners Advisory Council (ELAC)
      Information about ELAC
    - Reporting Student Absences
      Information about how to report student absences
    - Parent Teacher Organization (PTO)
      Information about how to participate in Glen Park School's PTO
    - School Site Council (SSC)
      Information about Glen Park's School Site Council
    - African American Parent Advisory Council (AAPAC)
      Information about AAPAC at Glen Park
  - Learning
    - A New Approach to Math
    - After School Program
      Information and links related to Glen Park's After School Program
    - Family Enrichment Nights
      Information about family enrichment nights
    - Full Arts Program
      Information about art program
    - Spanish Bi-Literacy Pathway
  - Schedule for Glen Park School
    View the learning schedule for Glen Park School.
- GRATTAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
  Discover Grattan Elementary School, a top-rated PreK-5 public school in San Francisco’s Cole Valley. Offering small class sizes, award-winning programs, and a focus on restorative practices and DEI, Grattan nurtures the whole child in a diverse and inclus
  - STUDENT LIFE
    Student life at Grattan Elementary School provides a vibrant, well-rounded experience that extends far beyond traditional academics to foster a lifelong love of learning. By integrating inquiry-focused, project-based learning with a rich array of extracur
  - FOR FAMILIES
    Essential resources for Grattan Elementary families. Includes parent involvement opportunities through the PTA, communication channels like Konstella, and school safety protocols and emergency procedures.
  - About Us
    Information about Grattan Elementary
    - Our Mission
    - Highlights
      Highlights of Grattan Elementary's programming and facilities
    - School Tours
      Information about school tours at Grattan Elementary
    - School Site Council
      Information about Grattan Elementary's School Site Council
    - Teachers & Staff
      Email links for teachers and staff at Grattan Elementary
  - Fundraising
- Gordon J. Lau Elementary School
  Gordon J. Lau will continue its longstanding tradition of advocacy and service in the Chinatown community, offering all students a relevant, standards-aligned curriculum that challenges them to think, question, and prepare for success in middle school and
  - About
    - After School Programs
      After School Programs
    - Historical Photos
    - School History
    - Who was Gordon J. Lau?
      Gordon Lau
  - Families
    - ELAC Resources
      Resources for English Learner Advisory Committee
    - Wellness Center
      Welcome to YOUR wellness center, a place to chill out. As we return to distance learning, it is normal to feel overwhelmed. You are not alone. This time feels uncertain because it IS uncertain and we can only try our best to do what we can, using the tool
    - Welcome New Families
      This page gives new families basic information about our school including after school information.
    - Parent Committees
    - Family Portal
  - Staff
    20-21 Computer Schedule & Dashboard
  - Students
  - Bell Schedule
    Bell Schedule
  - Library
    Gordon J. Library Homepage
    - Fourth Grade
    - Fifth Grade
    - Digital Citizenship
    - Library Videos
      Videos for you to enjoy!
- Guadalupe Elementary School
  At Guadalupe School, appreciation for others, mutual respect, personal responsibility, and academic effort are our core values. We provide a safe, equitable, and joyful learning environment for all students. We believe that education is the single most im
  - About
    - Staff Directory
      Feel free to contact our staff. Some teachers have their websites linked to their names. Just click it to access it!
    - School Policies
    - Very Important Messages
      Important messages and documents
    - Weekly Newsletter
      Our weekly newsletter from our principal.
  - Academics
    Links to programs and resources for our students.
    - Our Programs
      Every Child. Every Strength. Every Opportunity. At Guadalupe, we celebrate the languages, cultures, abilities, talents, and experiences that make each student unique. Together, we create a community where everyone belongs and everyone has the opportunity
    - Curriculum
      This section is a snippet of our programs and curricula.
    - Assessments
      Assessment is not just a measure of achievement but a vehicle for growth, reflection, and opportunity.
    - After School Program
      Links to information on how to get into the programs we offer.
    - Special Education
      We are pleased to announce that we have a TK-K Autism Focused Classroom, a Pre-K Special Day Classroom, and two resource specialist teachers on staff. Additionally, we provide a range of services like occupational therapy, physical therapy, counseling, an
    - Educational Links
      Most used educational links for our students, including reading, phonics, mathematics, internet safety, and digital citizenship.
  - Families
    - Family Portal
    - Family Resources
      Family Resources to the link to access resources you can use at home with your child. Don't hesitate to contact your child's teacher for clarification.
    - In Person Learning Forms
      This page explains to families and guardians the process of returning to school safely.
    - PTA
      Hello and join us in supporting our community!
    - School Menu
  - Bell Schedule
    Bell Schedule
  - Students
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
- Herbert Hoover Middle School
  Hoover Middle School enjoys a reputation for academic, visual & performing arts excellence that spans over 50 years.
  - About
    - About Hoover
      Hoover Middle School, “Home of the Hawks” is a large school nestled below Hawk Hill in the West Portal District. Hoover is also a Title 1 school (60+% low-income) and leverages Title 1 funds to support family connections, academic support in literacy, nu
    - Attendance
      Attendance at Hoover
    - Contact Us
      Here is some information about our staff and how to contact them.
    - FAQ
      Answers to common questions parents and students have about Hoover Middle School.
  - Students
    Here are some resources for our students.
    - School Menu
      Information about school meals at Hoover.
    - Student Life
      Student Life at Hoover
      
      Athletics
      Information about requirements, tryouts, schedules, and standings.
      
      Clubs
      How to join these clubs for students
      
      Expectations & Electronic Policy
    - Student Portal
    - Student Support
      Resources for students.
      
      Role of a School Counselor
      
      Speak to a Counselor
      Need to Talk to a Counselor??
      
      Schedules
      Schedule Change Requests
      
      School Wide Expectations
      School Wide Expectations
      
      HOOPLAS
      
      Dress Code
      School dress code
      
      Attendance
      Attendance policies
    - Student Services
      Our student services HUB is located in B20, our Counseling Office. Students have access to their grade level counselor, the school dean, social worker, and nurse here. If a student has a question or needs support, this is the place for them to go.
  - Families
    Here are some resources for our families.
    - New Families
      Information for incoming Fall 2023 families.
    - ELAC
      The role of the English Language Advisory Committee (ELAC) is to advise the principal and School Site Council on programs and services for English learners.
    - Family Portal
    - Parent-Teacher Organization
      How to participate in Hoover's PTO
  - Learning
    - Academic Resources
    - Grade-Level Information
      Join on Google Classroom
    - Language Pathways
      Information About Hoover's Immersion Programs
      
      Reclassification
      Understanding the Reclassification Process
    - Programs
      2021-2022 Student Programs
      
      AVID
      
      Beacon
      The Beacon Program is comprised of four components: Expanded Learning (ASP - Summer & Lunch Time Programming), Family Engagement, Behavior Health & Wellness, Transitions
    - Technology
      Hoover Middle School's Technology Department is comprised of several partners, both on site and off site who help manage and support the use of educational learning tools. This site will be composed of many useful and supportive resources which can be acc
    - VAPA
      Visual and Preforming Arts
  - Bell Schedule
    This is the Hoover Middle School student schedule during in-person learning.
  - Hawk News
    News for Hoover families and students.
  - LC
    Hoover's Learning Commons (formerly known as the Hoover Library) is the home of many print and digital resources and learning opportunities. The LC is open before school at 8:30am and during lunch Monday to Friday. The ASP Beacon program opens the LC
  - Quick Links
    Find some useful links on the left.
    - SFUSD Handbook
    - SFUSD Multipurpose Income Form
    - Tech Support
    - Transportation
      Information on transportation to Hoover Middle School
- Harvey Milk Academy
  Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy is a small school in the Castro, named after its most famous persona—Harvey Milk! Our mission is to empower student learning by: teaching tolerance and non-violence; celebrating our diversity; achieving academic excellence
  - About
    General information, schedules and policies
    - Before and After School Programs
      Before and after school program schedules and information.
    - Bell Schedule
      Lunch, recess, and academic block schedules
    - Educators
      Meet our classroom teachers and support staff
    - Facilities
      An overview of Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy’s facilities and recent upgrades.
    - Mission Statement and History
      HMCRA mission statement
    - Testimonials
      What our community loves about our school
    - Reporting Absences
      Learn how to report absences at Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy, what details to include, and how SFUSD defines excused vs. unexcused absences.
    - Tours
      Tour schedules and info
    - Transportation
      School bus and public transportation routes and info
  - Programs
    Academic and enrichment programs
    - Civil Rights Curriculum
      Civil rights and social justice curriculum
    - Edible Social Studies
      Our cooking program through The Breakfast Project
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
    - Physical Education
      Physical education program
    - Visual and Performing Arts
      VAPA program
  - Students and Families
    Resources and programs for students and families
    - Community Events
      Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy hosts school, family, and community events that celebrate diversity and strengthen connections.
    - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee (DEIC)
      Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee information.
    - Parent Faculty Club (PFC)
      Our school fundraising and event planning body
    - Rainbow Club
      Support for LGBTQ+ students and families
    - Wellness
      Wellness resources for students and families
  - Fundraising
    Fundraising opportunities and other ways to contribute to our school.
- Hillcrest Elementary School
  At Hillcrest Elementary, we expect all students to achieve. Hillcrest provides different standards-based instructional programs to meet the needs of its very diverse student population (Spanish bilingual, English Language Development, Speech and Language,
  - About
    - Message from Principal
      Welcome to Hillcrest Elementary School! We are committed to providing a safe, inclusive and supportive learning environment for all our Hillcrest students. We encourage our students to find and develop their strengths and abilities everyday with enga
    - Vision
      Hillcrest Elementary School
    - School Policies
      A listing of Hillcrest School Policies
    - School Hours
      School Hours
    - Staff
      Classroom Teachers
  - Learning
    Hillcrest Elementary School provides a variety of family workshops and information to help our students and families with available community resources.
  - Community Partnerships
  - Library
    Information and resources for our school library.
  - Students
    Be Here! We miss you when you are not here. Good attendance leads to a great year!
- County Opportunity Schools: Hilltop, El Camino Alternativo, Ray B Academy
  Hilltop and El Camino Alternativo are two county schools within SFUSD. They are co-located in the same building in the outer Mission District of The City.
  - Graduations
    Graduation Information
  - El Camino Alternativo Newcomer Program + Ray B Academy
    El Camino + RBA
  - Hilltop-Camino Schedules
    2025-2026
  - About
    All about our schools
    - Letter From the Principals
      From Ms. V. and Ms. Lili
    - Email the Staff
      Staff
  - Students
    - Schedule
      Schedule
    - Hex-Mester Schedule
      Hex Schedule
    - Student Portal (Student Vue)
    - Request Tech Support
      Request Tech Support
    - Online Student Norms
    - Library
      Hilltop Library
  - Families
    - Back to School Night
      Back to School
    - Hilltop Request for Information Form
      Request for Information
    - Family Vue
    - SFUSD Calendar
      SFUSD calendar
    - Community Meetings: SSC, ELAC, Title 1
      SSC-ELAC-Title 1 2026-2027 Monthly Meeting Dates
  - Wellness
    - Wellness Staff
      Meet the Hilltop Wellness Team! Staff include: Larissa Lanata as the school nurse, Wendy Snider as the wellness coordinator, and Caya Schaan as the RAMS therapist.
    - Wellness Services
      The Hilltop Wellness team provides services related to physical, behavioral and emotional health. Staff can refer students to clinics and counseling services if needed.
    - Nutrition and School Meals
      Free meals available 2022-23 School year
    - Community Resources
      Here are a few resources for pregnant and parenting students in the community. Resources include, TAPP/Felton, SisterWeb Doulas, Public Health Nurses, ad Children's Council.
    - Student Resources
      Students click here!! This page lists community resources that can help you with Medical, referrals, mental health, and reproductive health!
  - Student Resources
    Students, please go to Wellness to be connected to resources you need!
- Ida B Wells
  Ida B. Wells High School is an alternative school established to serve students who are age 16 and older who are seeking to complete the high school portion of their education with an array of credit recovery opportunities, and a supportive, family-like l
  - About
    - Who Was Ida B. Wells?
      Watch a short video about Ida B. Wells
    - Staff Directory
      A list of school staff with email addresses
    - Bell Schedule
      Bell Schedule
    - Earning Credits
      How to earn credits and graduate at Ida B.
    - 2026-27 Quarter Schedule Calendar
      Quarter Schedule Calendar
  - Academics
    - StudentVue
      Log in to Student Vue
    - STAR Reading
      Take the STAR Reading assessment
    - STAR Math
      Take the STAR Math assessment
    - IXL Math
      IXL Math
    - Edgenuity
      Edgenuity
    - Culinary
    - Library
      Welcome to YOUR School Library
  - Student Resources
    - Learning Lab
      A description of Learning Lab
    - Request of Student Records
      Request of Student Records
    - Work Permit
      Work Permit
  - College and Career
    Visit the Student Resource Center in Room G1
    - 10,000 Degrees
      10,000 Degrees is a college success nonprofit helping rising high school senior students from low-income backgrounds get to and through college.
    - FAFSA
    - Scholarships
  - Families
    - Family Portal
      Parent Vue Family Portal
    - Free MUNI for Youth
      Free MUNI for Youth
  - Wellness Center
    - Virtual Wellness Center
      Visit the Virtual Wellness Center
    - Meet the Wellness Team
      Name, title, and contact information for Wellness staff
    - To Make a Referral
    - SFUSD and Community Resources
    - Youth Services During COVID
      Links to additional resources
- Independence High School
  Independence High School is committed to meeting the needs of a diverse group of students, many of whom have been underserved in education. We believe our individualized learning structure and menu of supports create the conditions for students to become
  - About
    Independence High School is committed to meeting the needs of a diverse group of students, many of whom have been underserved in education. We believe our individualized learning structure and menu of supports create the conditions for students to become
    - Faculty and Staff
      Read about our wonderful staff!
    - History
      Independence High school established in 1980
    - Mission/Vision
      mission statement
    - Our Programs
      Independence High School serves students in Grades 9 through 12 in an independent study model.
    - Our Partners
      Community organizations and supports
    - Schedule
      Daily School Schedule
    - Lunch Clubs
      Lunch Clubs
  - Learning
    about learning
    - Advisory
      Academic and SEL skill focused
    - Art
      Ceramics, Drawings, Murals and more
    - Clubs
      Independence High School Clubs
    - Early College/Internships
      Learn about our Early college and internships options
    - Exhibitions of Learning
      Exhibitions of Learning
    - Friday Workshops
      Friday Workshops
    - Graduation Requirements
      Credits needed to receive High School Diploma
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
    - Media Arts
      Career Technical Education for Media Arts Pathway
    - Electives
      Electives
  - Resources
    .
    - How to Apply
      Independence High School Application process
    - Family Resources
      Family Link can connect you to resources!
    - Tour Info
      Find out how to schedule a tour of our High School
    - Student Work Permits
      Requirements
  - Supports
    Supporting the IHS family
    - ParentVUE
      ParentVUE link
    - Wellness Center
      .
      
      Wellness Staff, Office Hours, & Virtual Drop-in Hours
      Overview of Wellness staff and Virtual drop-in hours
      
      Wellness Referral Forms
      Staff/teacher/parent referral form and student self referral forms
    - Counseling Office
      Counseling Office
    - Learning Lab
      Visit our Learning Lab
    - Special Education
- James Denman Middle School
  Our vision for James Denman Middle School is that all members of our learning community will be literate, motivated, respectful, and independent thinkers. We commit to creating a safe, non-competitive environment in classrooms—getting to know individual s
  - About Denman
    Letter from principal, Bell Schedule, Staff, School policies, Events
    - STAFF DIRECTORY
      Staff Names and Emails
    - BELL SCHEDULE & IMPORTANT DATES
      Block schedule/ Wednesday Early Release
    - ATTENDANCE PROCEDURES
      Details attendance procedures and expectations.
    - WILLIAMS ACT
      Information about the Williams Act
  - Community Partnerships
    Information and links about community partnerships.
    - Beacon Morning Program
      Beacon Program
    - Beacon After School Program
      Schedules and information for the after school program
    - Tailor Made
      helpful resources and links for the Tailor Made program
    - JCYC
      helpful links and resources for the JCYC program
    - First Graduate
      helpful links and resources for the First Graduate program
    - Others
      helpful links and resources for additional community partnerships
  - Student Services & Activities
    Student Portal, Links to technology tools, Services such as Nurse, Social Worker, Family Liaison, School menu, Student life, Student government, Resources for LGBTQA students, students experiencing homelessness, foster youth, etc.
    - STUDENT VUE
    - COUNSELING TEAM
      updates and important information from the counseling team
    - WELLNESS CENTER
      Information from school nurse and social worker.
    - CLUBS
      Calendar of Club meetings
    - ATHLETICS
      How to participate in the athletic teams
  - Departments
    - English Language Arts
      information about the English Language Arts program
    - Math
    - Science
    - History
      helpful resources and information about the history department
    - Physical Education
    - Electives
      resources and information about our elective classes
    - SPECIAL EDUCATION
      descriptions of SPED services
  - School Teams
    information about grade level, content areas, special education and electives
    - 6th Grade
      helpful resources for 6th grade students
    - 7th Grade
      helpful links and resources for 7th grade students
    - 8th Grade
      helpful links and resources for 8th grade students
    - Physical Education
      helpful links and resources from the Physical Education department (P.E.)
    - Special Education
      helpful links and resources from the Special Education Department
    - Electives
      helpful links and resources from electives teachers
  - Library
    Online catalog for the school library collection
    - Library Catalog
      Click the link below to search for books, authors, titles and availability in the Denman Library.
    - Student Forms
      A list of links to forms for students interested in volunteering in the library, making suggestions about needed book titles, and potential book related clubs.
  - FAMILY ENGAGEMENT
    Resources, announcements and information about parents
    - PARENT VUE
    - WEEKLY SCHOOL BULLETIN
      Weekly information and events at Denman
    - PTSA
      The Denman PTSA welcomes you to the new school year!
    - PARENT GROUPS
      resources and links for additional parent groups
  - School Planning
    School Site Council Documents, Meeting Minutes, and school wide plans
    - SPSA
      SPSA document
    - School Site Council
      Current and past SSC Meeting documents
    - Community School
      Most recent Community School Growth Plan document
- James Lick Middle School
  James Lick Middle School is a comprehensive middle school in the heart of San Francisco in Noe Valley. Our students enjoy an extensive academic program, with an emphasis in the visual and performing arts, that encourages students to explore and develop th
  - About JLMS
    Letter from Principal • Staff • Bell Schedule • School Policies • Events
    - James Lick Bell Schedule
      Bell Schedule
    - Staff Directory
      A list of current staff and their contact information.
  - Academics
    Information about our staff, content, and instructional policies.
    - Grading Policies
      Teachers develop their grades for their classes based on this framework.
    - ELA / ELD Departments
      Teachers, content, and policies of the JLMS ELA and ELD departments
    - Math Department
      Teachers, content, and expectations for the math department at JLMS.
    - PE Department
      Teachers, content, and information about our Physical Education Department
    - Science Department
      Teachers, curriculum, and information about our science team.
    - Spanish Immersion / Social Studies Department
      Teachers, policies, and content of our SIP and English Social Studies department.
    - VAPA Department
      Visual and Performing Arts Department staff, content, and curriculum
  - Families
    These are resources for James Lick Middle School Families.
    - JLMS Systems
      A summary of all of the systems we have in place to assist students in being successful in their daily academic journey.
    - Wellness
      A link to the JLMS wellness site that explains counseling, wellness, and their programs
    - Family Liaisons
      Connect with family liaisons in order to receive support.
    - Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA)
      James Lick PTSA information page
    - ParentVue
      Login and assistance with Parent Vue.
    - Attendance
      Attendance policies and procedures
    - Before and After School
      Information about what we offer before and after school.
    - Parent Committees
      Contact info about our parent liaison.
    - Prospective Families
      Information for families considering James Lick.
    - 8th Grade Families
      Information for families getting ready for high school.
    - Social Media
      Links to all of James Lick Middle School's official social media sites and handles
  - Students
    These are resources for James Lick Middle School students.
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
    - Student Clubs
      A list of possible student clubs to join this year.
    - Athletics
      Information about our athletics programs.
  - Bulldog Gazette
    JLMS Writing Club newspaper website
  - JLMS History
    Selected documents and images from the JLMS archives.
    - Historical Photos
      A collection of historical photos from James Lick's long history.
    - About Our Building
      Our current building was opened in 1932, but there is a long and fascinating history of our location prior to our current construction.
    - Past Publications and Documents
      Many of our documents come from archives that were collected from the JLMS Parent Teacher Association throughout the middle of the 20th century.
- Jean Parker Elementary School
  Our elementary school is located in the Chinatown/North Beach/Russian Hill area, providing public education for students who primarily live in the neighborhood and other surrounding communities in San Francisco. One of our strengths is our racial, ethnic,
  - About
    - Principal Message
      Who is Jean Parker's Principal?
    - JP Core Values
      We strive to live into our core values in words and actions every day. Based on input from students, parents, and educators, our core values and their definitions guide our choices and communicate what we value as a community.
    - The Team
      Dedicated educators make up a strong Jean Parker team for wrap around support for the whole child.
    - Daily Schedule
      The daily schedule.
    - Who Was Jean Parker?
      Learn about our school's namesake.
  - Partnerships
    Partnerships at Jean Parker to support the whole child and whole family
    - Families
      Families, staff, students, and the larger community work together so each and every child thrives.
    - School Day
      Programs offered during the school day
    - After School
      Onsite after school programs
  - Student Resources
    Resources for Jean Parker students
    - Online Learning
      Links to log in to district approved online learning platforms.
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
  - Family Resources
    As a community school, school staff work in continuous partnership with families to ensure their children thrive.
    - Attendance
      Learn how families can report student absences.
  - Calendar & News
    Calendar of events and important dates
  - Ways to Support
    Jean Parker relies on the strength of the school and wider community to support our students and families.
- Frank McCoppin Elementary School
  McCoppin Elementary School is a multi-award winning high achieving school in the Inner Richmond District.
  - About McCoppin
    About Frank McCoppin Elementary School
    - About Our School
      About Frank McCoppin Elementary School.
      
      Principal Bennett Lee
      About Frank McCoppin Elementary School Principal Bennett Lee.
    - School Tours
      Learn more about McCoppin Elementary!
    - Enrichment Programs
      Additional Enrichment Programs Offered During the School Day
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library
    - About Our Murals
      About our murals ata McCoppin Elementary School
    - School History
      A short history of Frank McCoppin School.
  - Family Info
    Information for Frank McCoppin Elementary School families.
    - Parent Teacher Organization (PTO)
      The PTO is an integral part of the McCoppin family, hosting fun events throughout the year, and also providing funds for our teachers and staff.
      
      Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
      Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
    - Communication and Social Media
      Communication tools for families to stay up-to-date about what's happening at Frank McCoppin Elementary School.
    - Welcome to New Families
      Welcome to Frank McCoppin Elementary School! We're excited to welcome new families to our community, and are looking forward to meeting you and sharing information about our great school.
    - School Meals
      Frank McCoppin Elementary provides meal services of breakfast, and lunch to our students through the San Francisco Unified School District's Nutrition Services Department. Snacks are also provided for students in the OST and Richmond Neighborhood Center a
    - Drop-Off and Traffic
      McCoppin Drop Off and Pick Up Procedures
    - SFUSD Resources
      SFUSD Resources
  - Before and After School
    McCoppin hosts multiple programs that cater to our diverse community.
    - After School Care (OST and TRNC)
      McCoppin After-School Care
      
      The Richmond Neighborhood Center (TRNC)
      The Richmond Neighborhood Center has been operating before and after school programs at McCoppin Elementary School since 2018!
      
      Out of School Time (OST)
      The SFUSD Early Education Department works collaboratively with elementary schools to support children's learning. The after school programs offer a homework/tutorial period, outdoor experiences, and learning/enrichment activities. Programs are offered
    - Early Morning Care (TRNC)
      The Early Morning Care program at Frank McCoppin Elementary School is administered by the Richmond Neighborhood Center (TRNC).
    - VillageSports (After School)
      VillageSports is an after school enrichment program for future student athletes.
    - Before and After School Enrichment (Mandarin, Spanish and More)
      Mandarin, Spanish, Chess, Engineering, Art, Theater and Sports programs before and after school at McCoppin.
  - Events
    Something is always happening at Frank McCoppin!
  - Support McCoppin
    Support Frank McCoppin Elementary School
    - Buy McCoppin Gear
      Proudly wear the school dragon on our gear while supporting our school.
    - Donate
      We have many ways for everyone to support our school from volunteering, donating directly to the school, collecting symbols or receipts, or using the links on this page to link to various merchants that will provide percentage of the sale to the school.
    - Shop and Give Back
      Raise Money For McCoppin While Shopping
    - Volunteer
      We're always looking for helping hands!
- Jefferson Early Education School
  Jefferson Early Education School is located in the Sunset area of San Francisco and serves preschool children from ages 3 to 5 in its two classrooms. Our center is a community of learners where children, staff, and parents work closely to provide a safe a
- Jefferson Elementary School
  Jefferson Elementary is a large school with a small school feel. Jefferson's unique location allows for dynamic partnerships with the greater community and the enhancement of educational opportunities for both students and teachers. The teachers and staff
  - About
    Learn more about Jefferson Elementary School
    - Principal
      Meet the school's principal
    - Educators & Curriculum
      Learn more about the school's educators & curriculum
    - School Hours
      School Hours
    - Special Events
      Enriching and community building activities occur throughout the year at Jefferson
    - Arts at Jefferson
      Jefferson students participate in Arts programs
    - Library
      Information and Resources for our school library
    - Garden Program
      Jefferson Garden Program cultivates a love for nature, health, and hands-on learning by creating an engaging outdoor classroom
    - School Tours
      Information about tours of Jefferson Elementary School
    - Williams Act Notice
      Williams Act Notice A Williams Complaint allows a student, family, teacher, or any member of the public, to file grievances regarding K-12 schools for: ● Insufficient textbooks and instructional materials; ● Teacher vacancy or misassignment; and ● Facilit
    - School Site Council
      Learn more about the school governance process
  - Families
    Resources for Jefferson families.
    - Jefferson ParentSquare Signup
      Instructions for joining Jefferson's ParentSquare service for important Jefferson news and events.
    - Resources for Families
      SFUSD Resources
    - School Meal Application
      Learn more about applying for the school meal program
    - Learn About Bullying
      Information about bullying at school
  - After School
    We have many after school programs both onsite and off-site in our neighborhood that families can select from based on their interests and schedule needs.
    - Childcare - OST
      Learn more about the Out-of-School-Time (OST) Program
    - Childcare - YMCA
      Learn more about childcare options offered by YMCA
  - Participation
    Find out more about how to get involved with the school
    - Jefferson PTA
      Learn more about the school PTA and how to join
  - Fundraising
    Learn more about fundraising opportunities at the school
    - Earn Money For Jefferson By Shopping
      Find out how to earn money for the school from your every day shopping
    - Make a Donation
      Learn how to make a donation to the school
    - Jefferson Shop
      Head to the Jefferson Shop to stock up on cozy sweatshirts, tees, caps, ornaments, blankets, and more!
- John McLaren Early Education School
  Our TK program is designed to bridge the preschool learning environment with that of the traditional kindergarten classroom. It is taught by multiple subject credentialed teachers who blend preschool and kindergarten instructional practices in order to m
  - About
    Information about our school.
    - Staff
      Staff
      
      Admin & Main Office
      Admin & Main Office
      
      Pre-K Teachers
      Pre-K Teachers
      
      TK Teachers
      TK Teachers
      
      Paraeducators
      Paraeducators
      
      Houseparents
      Houseparents
      
      Support Team
      Support Team
    - Who was John McLaren?
      All About Mr. John McLaren
  - Programs
    Information Preschool (Pre-K) and Transitional Kindergarten (TK)
    - Preschool (PreK)
      Preschool (PreK)
    - Transitional Kindergarten (TK)
      Transitional Kindergarten (TK)
  - Student
    Student
    - Attendance
      Attendance
    - Links and Documents
      Links and Documents
    - Meals
      School Lunches
  - Families
    Resources or services available for families
    - ParentVUE
      ParentVUE
    - Resources
      Resources
      
      Emergency Services
      Emergency Services
      
      Food & Nutrition
      Food & Nutrition
      
      Housing & Employment
      Housing & Employment
- John Muir Elementary School
  The vision of John Muir Elementary School is to create an environment where our students are independent learners and e empowered to excel academically and socially. We want our students to be excited to come to school and engage daily in rich, rigorous
  - About
    - Staff
      Learn more about John Muir Elementary Staff
    - Language Pathways
    - Williams Act Notice
  - Learning
    Links for your learner
    - Lesson Study
      Professional Learning
    - Beacon YMCA Enrichment
    - Library
    - Learning Resources
      online learning
    - Special Education
      Learn more about our Special Education program at John Muir.
  - Families
    resources
    - Wellness Resources
    - Before and After School Programs
      Learn more about our before and after school program with the Beacon YMCA.
    - Community Library
- John O'Connell High School
  O’Connell offers an innovative instructional model to prepare all students for college and the professional world. Students participate in rigorous project-based learning, build enduring relationships, and develop 21st century skills. At O'Connell, we bel
  - About
    - Administration
      Administrative leadership
    - Staff Directory
      Find faculty and staff contacts
    - Bell Schedule
      Find out when classes begin and end
    - Williams Act
      Info about Williams Act
    - SSC/ELAC
      Each SFUSD school must have an elected School Site Council (SSC) and English Learners Advisory Council (ELAC) to represent parents, students, community members, and school staff in the school governance process.
    - Campus Pictures
    - Accreditation (WASC)
  - Academics
    Info on what the school offers
    - About Houses, Pathways & Departments
      Info about the school's Houses, Pathways and Departments
    - Departments
      Info about the school's Departments
      
      Mathematics
      Info about mathematics department
      
      Visual Arts
      Info on arts department
      
      Spanish
      Info on Spanish department
      
      Special Education
      Info on special education department
    - Houses
      Info on the school's Houses
      
      Humanities & Social Justice
      Info on humanities and social justice house
      
      Liberation & Resistance Studies
      Info on community and social justice house
    - Library
      Information about the Library.
      
      Audiobooks
      All materials may be shared with the O'Connell community. Contact E.K. for assistance.
    - Pathways
      The Pathway model defined.
      
      Building and Construction Trades
      This pathway is designed for students who wish to focus on construction.
      
      Entrepreneurship & Culinary Arts
      Info on entrepreneurship and culinary arts pathway
      
      Health & Behavioral Science
      Info on health and behavioral science pathway
      
      Public Service
      Info on public service pathway
  - Athletics
    Information about O'Connell's Athletics Department
  - Family & Community
    Info on family and community topics at JOCHS
    - Family Technology Resources
      Resource page for families
    - Parent Committees
      Opportunities for OC families to get involved
    - Refugee & Immigrant Support
    - Synergy Help
      Info on synergy help
  - Prospective Families
    Check out these videos to learn about our school.
    - Enrollment Links
      Enrollment Resources
  - Student Services
    Info on services for students
    - All Student Body (ASB)
    - Counseling Services
      Info on counseling services
    - College & Career Center
      Info on college and career center
      
      AB540/2000 Students
      
      Fly-In Programs
      
      Job Opportunities
      
      Student Employment Paperwork Guide
    - Wellness Center
      Info on Wellness Center
      
      O'Connell Wellness Referral Forms & Mental Health Resources
      Hotlines if you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis needing immediate assistance
      
      Wellness Staff, Drop In Times, & Office Hours
      O'Connell Wellness Team
      
      Wellness Office Hours
      Drop-In to the John O'Connell Wellness Center
      
      School Nurse
      Nursing Services
      
      SFUSD & Community Resources
      
      Services for Families
      
      Emergency Services
      
      Food & Nutrition
      
      Mental Health
      Mental Health
      
      Health & Medical
      
      Housing & Employment
      
      Foster Youth
      
      School Resources
- John Yehall Chin Elementary School
  John Yehall Chin parents love our small, welcoming school and the well-rounded education we provide their students. Being efficient and productive are the two attributes that we treasure the most here. We fully realize and accept without angst the importa
  - About
  - Library
- Jose Ortega Elementary School
  Jose Ortega Elementary School, a culturally diverse school, provides a rich, stimulating program that challenges all students to reach their fullest potential. Teachers use a variety of instructional strategies to fit the needs of all students. Students,
  - About Us
    About Us - Jose Ortega ES
    - Absences
      Absences - Jose Ortega ES
    - School Hours
      School Hours
    - Mandarin Immersion
      Mandarin Immersion - Jose Ortega ES
    - General Education
      General Education - Jose Ortega ES
    - Staff
      Staff - Jose Ortega ES
  - Prospective Families
    Families interested in Jose Ortega
  - Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
    Parent Teacher Association (PTA) - Jose Ortega ES
    - Get Involved (Volunteer)!
      Get Involved (Volunteer)!- Jose Ortega ES
  - School Store
    School Store - Jose Ortega ES
- June Jordan School for Equity
  June Jordan prepares a diverse group of urban youth to be: Community members who show respect, integrity, courage, and humility; Agents of change in their school, their neighborhoods, and the world; and Intellectuals with the skills necessary to succeed i
  - About
    Basic information about June Jordan School for Equity
    - Enrollment Video
      Video on why students should enroll at JJSE
    - From Admin
      Letter from JJSE Administration
    - Staff
      Meet our staff!
  - Programs
    Programs that JJSE offers
  - For Students
    - Bell Schedule
      Weekly Bell Schedule
    - StudentVUE
      Student Portal
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
  - For Families
    - Parent Vue
  - Wellness Center
    - Meet Our Team
      Social Worker, Nurse, Therapist, CHOW, Interns
    - Teen Clinics
    - Wellness Referral Forms
    - Wellness Resources
      Resources for Students around Sn Francisco. Student Help.
  - Community Partners
    Community partnerships
- Junipero Serra Annex Early Education School
  Junipero Serra Annex Early Education School
- Junipero Serra Elementary School
  Junipero Serra Elementary School is a vibrant neighborhood community school in the heart of Bernal Heights. Serving a richly diverse student population, our campus is located across from the beautiful Holly Park. As a community school, we partner with fam
  - About Us
    absence & Tardies
    - Bell Schedule
      Bell Schedule
    - Governance
  - Leadership and Instructional Team
    Learn more about our school community!
    - Administration and Leadership
      Principal, Katerina Palomares
    - Kindergarten
      Kindergarten Teachers
      
      Ms. Claudia (Room 108)
      Kindergarten Spanish Bilingual Teacher at Junipero Serra!
      
      Ms. Villegas (Rm 109)
      Ms. Villegas (Rm 109)
      
      Ms. Monica (Room 109) ( Teaching 2023 - 2024)
      Ms. Monica
    - First Grade
      first grade
      
      Maestra Rocio
      Maestra Rocio
      
      Mrs. Mason (Room 103)
      AULA DE BILINGÜISMO EN PRIMER GRADO || FIRST GRADE BILITERACY CLASSROOM
      
      Ms. Hong (Room 104)
      Ms. Hong
    - Second Grade
      Second grade general education classroom.
      
      Ms. Chin (Room 105)
      Ms. Chin
      
      Ms. Leary (Room 106)
      Ms. Leary
    - THIRD GRADE
      Third Grade
      
      Ms. Joy Larkin (Room 205)
      Joy Larkin
      
      Ms. Clarissa Tejeda (Room 206)
      Ms. Tejeda
    - FOURTH GRADE
      Fourth Grade
      
      Maestro DeLaRosa - (Room 207)
      Maestro DeLaRosa (Room 207)
      
      Ms. Fontanilla - (Room 210)
      Ms. Fontanilla
    - FIFTH GRADE
      FIFTH GRADE
      
      Ms. Mermer (Room 211)
      Ms. Mermer
      
      Mr. Ms. Lorena Segura / Ms. Claudia Scharff ( Room 208)
      Mr. Ms. Lorena Segura / Ms. Claudia Scharff
    - Library
    - Enrichment/ Specials
      Enrichment
    - Computer Lab
      All things technology!
  - Students
  - Digital Learning Links
  - Parent Committees
    School Site Council (SSC)
    - After School Program
      ASSC
    - Volunteer
      Volunteer at Junipero Serra
    - ParentVUE
- Lafayette Elementary School
  Lafayette School provides a comprehensive curriculum that stresses academic excellence for our diverse student population. We are a neighborhood school in the Outer Richmond area serving the community since 1927. In addition to general education students,
  - About
    - Welcome to Lafayette!
    - Principal's Message
      Brief blurb from principal
    - Climate and Culture
      Lafayette Elementary Expectations
    - Daily Schedule
      Now linked to distance learning schedules.
    - School Tours
      Information on school tours
    - Staff
      Links to Lafayette staff bios
      
      Deaf and Hard of Hearing PreK - 5th
      Bio of Ms. McKee
      
      TK Teachers
      Ms. Cunningham bio
      
      Kindergarten Teachers
      Blurbs about kindergarten teachers at Lafayette.
      
      First Grade Teachers
      Brief bios of first grade teachers at Lafayette
      
      Second Grade Teachers
      Blurbs about Lafayette ES second grade teachers.
      
      Third Grade Teachers
      Third grade team bios
      
      Fourth Grade Teachers
      Blurbs on the fourth grade teachers at Lafayette.
      
      Fifth Grade Teachers
      Brief bios of the 5th grade teachers
      
      Office Staff
      Office Staff
      
      Program Teachers
      Blurbs on the Program Teachers at Lafayette.
      
      Paraeducators
      Lafayette's paraeducators supporting our classrooms
      
      Noon Monitors
      List of Noon Monitors
    - Williams Act Notice
  - Programs
    Lafayette has a variety of programs offered
    - After School Enrichment
      After School Enrichment Programs offered at Lafayette
    - After School Programs
      A list of After School Programs available at Lafayette
    - Library
      Information on the Donna Jer Library
    - Physical Education
    - Social Emotional Learning (SEL)
    - STEAM
      Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Math classes for PreK - 5th
    - Art Department
      Art programs offered at Lafayette
  - Families
    See resources for our families
    - Kindergarten Information
      Information for Kindergarten Families
    - PTA
      Link to Lafayette PTA website
    - School Site Council (SSC)
      Lafayette School Site Council
    - English Language Advisory Committee (ELAC)
      Lafayette ELAC description
    - School Social Worker Corner
      Jessica Silvas, School Social Worker
    - ELPAC
    - School Lunch
      Information about free school meals for all
    - School Emergency Information
  - Students
    List of student resources
    - Digital Backpack
      
      Frequently Asked Questions
    - Class Links
      
      DHH Classrooms
      DHH Classrooms
      
      Kindergarten
      links for Kindergarten sites
      
      First Grade
      First Grade Online Resources
      
      Second Grade
      2nd Grade Classrooms
      
      Third Grade
      Third Grade classroom links
      
      Fourth Grade
      Fourth Grade Classroom links
      
      Fifth Grade
      Fifth Grade Classroom Links
      
      Specials
    - Digital Agency
  - Support Lafayette
    Ways to help support the Lafayette community.
    - Donors Choose
      Support Donors Choose projects
- Lakeshore Alternative Elementary School
  Lakeshore Alternative Elementary School
  - Bell Schedule
    Bell schedule for Lakeshore Elementary School.
  - Library
- Lawton Alternative School (K8)
  We, the Lawton community, encourage academic excellence, critical thinking, tolerance and strength of character. Through scholarship, creativity, exploration and service, we grow individually and as a community. We are committed to educating the whole chi
  - About
    We, the Lawton community, encourage academic excellence, critical thinking, tolerance and strength of character.
    - Lawton School Policies
      Link to important school policies.
    - Staff
      Lawton Staff
      
      Elementary School
      Information about the Elementary School. Teachers by grade and email.
      
      Middle School
      Middle School Teachers & eTextbooks.
    - Green Schoolyard Resources
      Resources for
    - School Hours
      School Hours
  - Learning
    Links of resources for students to access.
    - ART
      Link to information about Art.
    - Mathematics
      Link to the SFUSD Mathematics website.
    - Physical Education
      Link to the Physical Education page
    - Science
      Link to the SFUSD Science department
    - Special Education
      Link to Special Education resources for parents and teachers.
    - Technology
      Link to useful Lawton technology resources.
      
      Chromebook Tips
      Best practices for Chrombooks.
  - Family
    Family Resources
    - Reporting Student Attendance
      Parents can report absences
    - Family Portal (ParentVUE)
    - Lawton PTA
      Link to the Lawton PTA Website
    - Before and After School Programs
      Variety of options for child care at Lawton.
    - Lawton Nutriton Information
      Link to the schools hot and cold food menu.
  - Library
    Information that Ms. Stroman would like to share with staff, parents and students.
    - Library
      Link to the Lawton School Library Website.
    - READ, LISTEN & WATCH TUMBLEBOOKS
- Leola M. Havard Early Education School
  Leola M. Havard Early Education School
- Leonard R. Flynn Elementary School
  Flynn is a community-based TK-5 elementary school located in the Mission district and bordering Bernal Heights. At Flynn, all students, regardless of who they are, where they come from, or what their needs may be have access to a high level, quality educa
  - About Our School
    Info about Leonard R. Flynn Elementary School
    - Teachers & Staff
      Info about teachers and staff
    - Schedules
      Info about school schedules
    - Curriculum and Enrichment
      Info on curriculum taught & offered by the school
      
      Academic Programs & Language Strands
      Info about academic programs and language strands
      
      Socio-Emotional Curriculum
      Info about socio-emotional curriculum
    - Policies
      Info on school policies
      
      Cell Phone & Electronics Policy
      Cell phone and electronic policy at Flynn
      
      Restorative Practices
      Details on the school's approach to restorative practices
      
      Drop-Off Rules
      School policy on morning student drop-off
      
      Emergency Response
      Details on what to do in the event of an emergency
      
      Illness & Injury
      School policies on student illness and injury
    - After School Programs
      After school programs at Flynn
  - For Students
    In our student resource page, you'll find a collection of online tools and applications designed to help you access learning at home
    - Student Clubs
      Our school offers a variety of clubs that allow students to explore their interests, develop new skills, and build friendships outside of the regular classroom. All clubs are supervised by staff or community partners and are designed to support a positive
    - After School Activities at Flynn
      Parent-led, youth opportunities to increase community and provide enrichment
    - Online Resources for Students
      Easy, secure access to SFUSD digital learning resources for PK-12 students with automated rostering from Synergy. SFUSD sign on portal provides an easy and secure way for students to log into all SFUSD applications.
  - For Families
    Info for families
    - New Families - Welcome to Flynn!
      Information for new families at Flynn.
    - ParentVue
      ParentVUE offers secure, private access to your student's school information
      
      Reporting Students Absences
      New policy reporting students absences
    - Multi-Purpose Family Income Form
      All Flynn families should submit their MFIF (Multipurpose family income form) before the first day of school.
    - Flynn's Coordinated Care Team
      The purpose of the Coordinated Care Team (CCT) is to support the implementation of schoolwide and classroom-based practices to support student, staff, and family wellness and partnership.
  - Get Involved at Flynn
    Find information on parent groups and fundraising opportunities to support our school and teachers
    - Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
      Info on the Parent Teacher Association
    - English Learners Advisory Council (ELAC)
      Info on the English Learners Advisory Council
    - African American Parent Advisory Council (AAPAC)
      AAPAC at Flynn
    - School Site Council (SSC)
      Info on the School Site Council
      
      Community Schools at Flynn
      At Flynn Elementary, being a community school means we work in partnership with families, students, staff, and community organizations to support the whole child. We believe that strong relationships, equitable opportunities, and a shared commitment to st
  - News & Events
    Info about school news and events
    - Wednesday Announcements
      Weekly announcements from the school posted on Wednesdays
    - Calendar
      School Calendar
  - Tours & FAQs
    Info on school tours and frequently asked questions
- Longfellow Elementary School
  Longfellow Elementary School, in outer Mission, builds on a tradition of 140 years. We believe in educating the whole child, empowering families, and engaging students in the joy of learning. The motto at Longfellow is, Together We Can Make a Difference.
  - About
    Photos of school
    - Principal's Message
      a message from the principal
    - Bell Schedule
      Current Bell Schedule
    - Mission and Vision
      The Mission and Vision of Longfellow Elementary
    - Attendance: Be Here!!!
      🎒 It’s a new school year —and every day is a chance to learn, grow, and connect. Because school is where students grow, connect, and thrive. Let’s make this year one of possibility, joy and momentum for every student.
    - School Bulletins
      This page contains information related to school uniform, school snacks, etc.
  - Staff
    Meet the staff at Longfellow Elementary!
    - Administration
      Principal, Assistant Principal
    - Administrative Support
      secretaries, custodians, school operations
    - Classroom Support
      Paraprofessionals, aides, noontime monitors
    - On-Site Partners
      PTA, Jamestown, PEP
      
      Jamestown
      Jamestown
      
      Pinoy Educational Partnership (PEP)
    - Student Support
      Social worker, school psychologist, occupational therapist, speech therapist, RSP, instructional coach
    - Teachers
      classroom teachers, teachers on special assignment
      
      Transitional Kindergarten Team
      A list of teachers on the Transitional Kindergarten team.
      
      Kindergarten Team
      Kindergarten team
      
      1st Grade Team
      1st grade teachers team
      
      2nd Grade Team
      2nd grade teachers team
      
      3rd Grade Team
      3rd grade teachers team
      
      4th Grade Team
      4th grade teachers
      
      5th Grade Team
      5th grade teachers team
      
      Special Day Class Team
      Special Class team teacher
      
      Enrichment Team
      Enrichment teachers
  - Learning
    - Programs
      School Programs
    - Enrichment
      Enrichment Programs
    - Curriculum
      Longfellow Curriculum
    - Assessments
  - Students
    - K-2 Tech Resources
      K-2 online resources
    - 3-5 Tech Resources
      3-5 online resources for distance and in-school learning
  - Families
    families portal
    - Afterschool
      Longfellow Afterschool programs
      
      Boys & Girls Club
      Boys & Girls Club after school program, located at 163 London Street
      
      Jamestown
      Jamestown after-school program, located onsite
      
      Our Kids First
      Our Kids First afterschool program, located at 5845 Mission Street
      
      PEP
      PEP afterschool program, located onsite
    - FAQ
      FAQ
    - Other Resources
      Other Resources
    - Parent Groups
      
      ELAC
      ELAC information
      
      PTA
      Longfellow PTA information
      
      SSC
      School Site Council (SSC) Information
      
      Walking School Bus
      Walking School Bus Information
    - ParentVue Portal
      ParentVUE information and link
    - Tours
      Longfellow tour information & FAQs
    - Williams Act Notice
- Lowell High School
  Founded in 1856 in San Francisco, Lowell High School is the oldest public high school west of the Mississippi. It is ranked as one of the highest performing public high schools in California, and has been recognized 4 times as a National Blue Ribbon Schoo
  - School Info
    School Information on Lowell's Mission & Philosophy, Expected Schoolwide Learning Results
    - Information on Lowell classes and programs for Incoming 9th-graders
      Click the links below for more information about the various classes and programs available at Lowell.
    - Attendance
      Attendance resources and information.
    - COVID Related Protocols
      Every person on Lowell's campus is expected to follow the San Francisco Department of Public Health's guidance on school reopening and additional policies we share to keep our campus as safe as possible.
    - Contact Information
      Who is who and some phone/fax/email information
    - Common Forms & Documents
      Common Forms & Documents
      
      Field Trip Forms (English)
      Necessary forms for field trips or campus events for which students will miss classes.
    - Enrollment
      Information about becoming a Lowell HS student
    - Lowell HS Graduation
      Find important information about Lowell graduation.
  - Academics/Guidance
    Academics & Guidance.
    - Course Offerings Fall 2026
      See courses that will be offered at Lowell HS for Fall of 2026, and instructions on how to request courses on StudentVue
    - Departments
      Departments (click on Department for course descriptions)
      
      English Department
      Course Descriptions
      
      Mathematics Department
      Math & Computer Science: Course Descriptions
      
      Physical Education
      Course Descriptions
      
      Science Department
      Mission Statement: The goal of the Lowell Science program is to develop positive and critical attitudes towards science and its role in society. To tap and nurture the innate scientist in Lowell students of all backgrounds so that they graduate from high
      
      Social Science
      Course Descriptions
      
      Special Education Department
      Lowell High School Special Education program
      
      Visual & Performing Arts
      Course Descriptions
      
      World Language
      Course Descriptions
    - Dean of Discipline
      Find important information on student expectations and policies.
    - Counseling Department
      School Counseling & Wellness
      
      Counselor Contact
      Contact information for the Lowell High School Counseling Department
      
      Academics
      Find useful information and resources to help navigate graduation requirements, academic success, tutoring, and Early College opportunities.
      
      College & Career Readiness
      Resources and support materials for college and career exploration.
      
      Creating Your College List
      Resources and information about searching for colleges.
      
      The College Essay
      An overview of how to get started on your college essays and resources to help with the writing process.
      
      Financial Aid & Scholarships
      Resources and support materials for financial aid applications and scholarship searches.
      
      Extracurriculars
      Information on Lowell High School's clubs and athletics and summer/after school opportunities.
    - Lowell Library
      Lowell library main page; link to library Google site.
      
      Read
      Catalog, SFPL, our newest acquisitions, requests for new books, updates from the Book Club
      
      Media
      Resources for media production and digital literacy.
      
      Reservations | Events
      See what's available, reserve equipment
      
      Digital Literacy
      Information and resources for media and digital literacy to promote strong digital citizenship, as well and secure and safe online practices.
      
      Digital Certification
      Standards and links for best practices school wide
    - The Lowell College Counseling Center
      The Lowell College Counseling center is run by College Counselor Ms. Aguirre. Room 116.
  - Organizations
    School and School related organizations
    - Shield and Scroll
      Lowell's Honor & Service organization, part of the Lowell Student Association website
    - Lowell Student Assoc. (LSA)
      Lowell Student Association is the umbrella term for Lowell's student government or all the boards, which includes SBC (Student Body Council), and class boards for Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen.
    - School Site Council
      Lowell's School Site Council
      
      Meeting Schedule
      Listing for SSC meeting dates for the 2024-2025 school year
      
      Meeting Agendas
      School Site Council Meeting Agendas
    - Lowell PTSA
      Find information about Lowell's PTSA
    - The Lowell: The Student News Site
      The Lowell is the official student-run publication of Lowell High School.
    - CSF: School Tutoring
      Lowell California Scholarship Federation (CSF) provides tutoring services to the school and even to some parts of the local community.
    - Book to Book (the Student Store)
      Book to Book is the Lowell PTSA student store
    - Lowell Alumni Assoc.
      This page has information about the Lowell Alumni Association
  - Students & Families
    Items of student interest!
    - Work Permits
      Follow the instructions here to apply for a work permit. Plan ahead, the process can take up to a week.
    - Pick-up & Drop-off
      An overview of the best routes to take to and from school.
    - Materials for Students
      Find information about Materials for Students such as Technology Devices, Lockers, and Textbook distribution
    - Lowell Athletics
      Top Menu for Lowell Athletics
      
      Participation in Athletics
      It is a privilege to participate in our Lowell Athletics program, here are the required steps.
      
      Calendar of Athletic Events
      Lowell Athletics Calendar
      
      AB 856, the COVID 19 Youth Health Information Act
      AB 856, the COVID 19 Youth Health Information Act
    - The Wellness Center
      Lowell's Health Center! Find information about our Wellness Support Team, Resources, Office Hours, Request a check in for yourself, Make a referral for someone else.
  - Quicklinks
    This is an organized collection of links to make it easier to find content. If you believe it would be generally useful to have other links, please email your suggestion to sullivank1@sfusd.edu
  - School News
    Information of current interest
- Malcolm X Academy Elementary School
  Malcolm X Academy sits on top of a hill in the heart of the Bayview, where we have been serving the community for over 60 years. Our school's namesake, Malcolm X, serves as the foundation of our school community’s ideals and vision -- to inspire students
  - Our School
    Info about the school
    - About Malcolm X
      Info about the school
    - After-School Program
      Details on the after-school program
    - Programs and Partnerships
      Details on school programs and partnerships in the community
  - Families
    Info for families of students
    - Resources
      Resources for families
    - Williams Act Notice
      Information about the Williams Act
  - Library
    Link page for the school's library
  - Online Resources
    Info about the available online resources
    - Resources By Grade Level
      Check out the online learning resources available to students by grade level
    - Keyboarding Practice
      Links for students to practice typing
    - SBAC Practice Test
      Link for students to take a practice Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium test
  - Bell Schedule
    Bell Schedule
- Marina Middle School
  Marina Middle School Penguins! Marina Middle School is a supportive, challenging, and empowering learning community where every student is loved, challenged, and equipped to grow as a compassionate global leader. Since 1936, Marina has stayed grounded
  - California Community Schools Partnership Program (CCSPP)
    Marina Middle School is proud to be a California Community School through the California Community Schools Partnership Program (CCSPP). This initiative brings together students, families, educators, and community partners to create a school where every st
  - Quick Links
    Find quick resources on how to be successful at Marina!
    - Bell Schedule
      Marina Bell Schedule
    - Attendance
      Marina Attendance
    - Technology
      Resources to access and support with technology for students.
    - Tour & Enrollment Information
      Information about tours at Marina Middle School, SF.
    - Frequently Asked Questions
      Frequently Asked Questions
  - Academics
    Access with resources regarding academics
    - Staff Contact List
    - Core Classes
      Core Classes at Marina Middle School
      
      ELA: English Language Arts
      Summary for ELA
      
      Math
      In middle school all students will take math classes that include algebra in every grade level, with increased depth as the grades progress. The courses are called CCSS Math 6, 7, and 8. This new course sequence ensures a solid foundation that prepares st
      
      PE: Physical Education
      Physically confident and competent in movement skills.
      
      Science
      Common Core Science Cirriculum
      
      Social Science / History
      The Marina History and Social Science department is based on a rigorous historical inquiry that challenges traditional narratives and keeps the liberation of the oppressed at the center of our teaching. We critically examine past and present systems, ana
    - Electives
      Elective Classes, Secondary Dual Language Pathway, AVID: Advancement Via Individual Determination, Visual Art, New: Arabic Language & Culture Class
    - 8th Grade Counseling
    - Counseling Office
      Counseling Office
  - Extracurriculars
    Overview of student opportunities offered
    - Ready for Sports? START HERE.
      To participate in sports at Marina Middle School, students must complete all steps before tryouts.
    - Athletics
    - Clubs
      Marina Clubs
  - Beacon
    Marina is a Beacon Community School providing support for Students, Families and Staff.
    - Overview
      About Beacon
    - Afterschool Program
      Enrichment program that occurs every day afterschool until 6:40 pm
    - Power Scholars Academy (Summer Program)
      To be written
  - Family Resources
    Family Opportunities at Marina
    - Family Guide
      A guide for Marina Middle School families
    - PTSA: Parent Teacher Student Association
      Marina Middle PTSA
    - ELAC: English Learner Advisory Committee
    - SSC: School Site Council
      Information about the School Site Council (SSC) at Marina Middle School.
    - Williams Act
      Williams Act Notices
- Marshall Elementary School
  Marshall Elementary School is a small community school dedicated to providing a rigorous core curriculum in a positive learning environment. We are full K-5 Spanish Two-Way Immersion program.
  - About Us
    Learn about Marshall Elementary!
    - Our Mission and Vision
      Marshall Elementary's vision and mission statement
    - Principal's Welcome
      Welcome message from Principal Noah Ingber
    - Teachers and Classrooms
      Click the links to connect to your child's classroom!
    - Calendar
      Calendars
    - School Events
      Calendar of Events at Marshall
  - School Programs
    Learn about programs at Marshall Elementary
    - Garden
      Learn about our garden program
    - Mission Graduates
      Learn about our after school program, Mission Graduates!
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
  - Family Involvement
    Learn about all the ways you can get involved at Marshall ES!
    - English Learner Advisory Committee (ELAC)
      Learn about the English Learner Advisory Committee at Marshall Elementary
    - School Site Council (SSC)
      Learn about Marshall Elementary's School Site Council
    - Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
      Marshall Elementary PTA
    - Volunteer Opportunities
      Volunteer at Marshall ES!
  - Williams Act Notice
    A Williams Complaint allows a student, family, teacher, or any member of the public, to file grievances regarding K-12 schools for: Insufficient textbooks and instructional materials; Teacher vacancy or misassignment; and facility conditions.
- McKinley Elementary School
  McKinley Elementary School
  - About
    About McKinley Elementary School
    - Faculty & Staff
      McKinley Elementary Faculty & Staff Information
    - Daily Bell Schedule
      School Hours
    - Curriculum
      McKinley Elementary School Curriculum
      
      Arts Enrichment
      Arts Enrichment at McKinley Elementary School
      
      Language Arts
      Language Arts at McKinley Elementary School
      
      Math
      
      Science
      Science at McKinley Elementary School
      
      Social Emotional Learning
      
      Technology & Digital Literacy
      Technology & Digital Literacy at McKinley Elementary School
    - Tours
      How to book a tour of McKinley Elementary School, San Francisco
    - Contact
      Contact Information for McKinley Elementary School and PTA
  - Families
    Information for Current McKinley Elementary School Families
    - New Families
      Information for families new to McKinley
    - Attendance
      Attendance expectations and reporting student absences for McKinley Elementary School in San Francisco, CA.
    - McKinley Family Resources
      Helpful resources for existing McKinley Families
      
      Meals
      Information and links to important Student Nutrition Services webpages
      
      Stop, Drop & Roll
      
      Communications
      Different ways to communicate within the McKinley Community
      
      Handbooks
      McKinley Parent/Caregiver Handbook
      
      SFUSD Family Portal
      access to SFUSD Family Portal and Resources
      
      Surveys
    - Events
      An introduction to annual events at McKinley Elementary School
    - Committees
      Descriptions of the parent committees at McKinley Elementary School
    - PTA
      McKinley's Parent Teacher Association
    - SSC
      McKinley's School Site Council
  - Students
    Information and Resources for Current McKinley Elementary School Students
    - Technology for Students
      Technology Resources for current McKinley Elementary Students
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
  - After School Program
    A link to details of the After School Enrichment Program at McKinley Elementary School
  - Fundraising
    Resources for contributing or donating to McKinley Elementary School
    - Donate to Annual Fund
      Donating to McKinley Elementary School
    - DogFest
      DogFest - Community dog show, fundraiser and family fun event
    - Read-a-thon
      McKinley Elementary School Readathon
    - Passive Fundraising
      There are over a dozen easy everyday ways to raise money for McKinley while you shop and dine!
- Miraloma Elementary School
  Miraloma Elementary School is the home of a diverse and inclusive community that respects and celebrates the differences and strengths of each member. Our mission is to nurture the whole child through dynamic and authentic learning experiences that spark
  - Welcome
    Welcome to Miraloma - Principal's Message, New Families, School Tours
    - New Families
      Welcome Message for incoming Kinders 20-21
    - Tours
      Find out about Tours of Miraloma
  - About Miraloma
    - Bell Schedule
      Bell Schedule
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
    - Miraloma PTA
      About the Miraloma Parent-Teacher Association
  - Williams Act Notice
- Mission Bay School
  SFUSD will open Mission Bay Elementary School in August 2026, providing neighborhood school capacity in one of the city’s fastest growing areas. The new school is integral to rapid housing plans along San Francisco’s East Side, where families now residing
  - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
    Mission Bay School Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
  - Enrollment
    Learn more about enrollment at Mission Bay School.
- Mission Education Center
  Mission Education Center is a PreK-5 elementary school for newly arrived Spanish-speaking immigrant students. This transitional program helps the newcomer students achieve the necessary skills and confidence to succeed in regular schools to which they wil
  - About our school
    Learn about Mission Education Center (MEC) staff, bell schedules, community, and more.
    - Bell Schedule
      Bell Schedule
    - Our Staff
      MEC Staff & Community
    - Support Staff
      MEC Support Staff
    - PreKindergarten
      Info about our prekindergarten
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
  - Attending school
    Get more information about our return to in-person learning.
    - School Health Requirements
      List of required immunizations to attend SFUSD schools, such as Mission Education Center.
  - Families
    The latest school information for our Mission Education parents and guardians.
- Mission High School
  - About
    Information about Mission High School
    - Bell Schedule
      Mission High School Bell Schedules, including special schedules
    - Our Teams
      Our teams include administration, teachers, counselors, and support staff
      
      Counselors
      Comprehensive School Counseling Programs (CSCP)
      
      Teachers
      
      English
      A brief introduction of the English Department
      
      Health
      
      Learning Support
      Each student’s IEP determines the level/type of support needed.
      
      Mathematics
      A brief introduction of the math department
      
      Newcomer Program
      A brief introduction of the newcomer program
      
      Physical Education
      Visit us to learn more of the PE (physical education) department
      
      Sciences
      A brief introduction to the Science Department
      
      Social Studies
      
      Visual and Performing Arts
      A brief introduction of VAPA
      
      World Languages
      The Mission High School World Languages Department offers courses in Spanish and Spanish Native! We plan to bring back Arabic in 26-27
    - Contact Us
      Contact information for MHS administrators, guidance counselors, and support Staff
    - School Profile
      General Information about Mission High School
    - Student Records
      Transcript, diploma, or student record request.
    - Student and Family Handbook
      Student and Family Handbook
    - Mission Gear
      Shop for Mission gear on the Mission Spirit Store
    - The Mission Chronicle
      The Mission Chronicle
    - School Tours
      Mission High School tours!
  - Students
    - Back to School Supplies List
      Back to School Supplies List
    - Request a Chromebook / Solicitar un Chromebook
      QR code and link for Chromebook requests
    - SFUSD Academic Calendars
      SFUSD Academic Calendars
    - AP Testing
      A message from Principal Daniels regarding AP Testing
    - Add the Mission High Schoolwide Calendar to your Google Calendar
      Link to add the School Calendar to your own Google Calendar
    - Graduation Requirements
    - Request for Schedule Change 26-27
      Please complete this form if you are requesting a class change. You must explain why you are making this request.
    - Using Google Classroom
    - Virtual Meeting
  - Parents
    Information and Resources for Mission High Parents
    - First Week of School - FAQs
      FAQs for the first week of school
    - Back to School Supplies
      Back to School Supplies
    - Attendance/Report Absence
      Information about attendance or to report an excused absence
    - Bell Schedule
      Mission High School Regular Bell Schedule
    - Picture Day
      Picture Day information
    - Multipurpose Family Income Form ("Lunch Form")
      School Lunch Forms / Multipurpose Family Income Forms
    - Student Counselors & Staff
      Student Counselors & Staff at Mission High School
    - How to View a Class Schedule
      How to View a Class Schedule
    - (FAQ) Frequently Asked Questions
      Please view our Parent FAQ (frequently asked questions guide), to help you with general school questions, staff information, registration inquiries, and more.
    - Family Resources
      Links to resources available to families
      
      Food Meals Program
      Information on access to student nutrition during distance learning
      
      Student Technology Tutoring Support
      
      Technology Resources for Parents
    - Parent Groups
      Mission High School AAPAC, ELAC, SSC
      
      SSC
      This council is a great way for you to provide your input regarding student services and program needs, teacher and classroom support, resource ideas to help assist or families, and more!
      
      ELAC
      Information about the English Learner Advisory Council (ELAC) at Mission High School
      
      AAPAC
      The Mission High School (AAPAC) African-American Parent Advisory Council is an advocacy group made up of parents and guardians.
      
      Counselor Chats
      Mission High parents are invited to attend our new monthly "Counselor Chats," hosted by the MHS Counseling Department.
    - ParentVUE
      ParentVUE is a tool to help families stay up-to-date about their students' progress in school. It will provide access to students' attendance, schedules, grade books, and report cards.
      
      Activate your account
      
      Mission High School: ParentVue Help
      This page will guide you to help if you have trouble or problem accessing ParentVue.
  - Programs
    Information and Resources for accessing Mission High Community Partners and programs
    - Athletics
      Information, schedules, and scores from MHS Athletics
    - Career and Technical Education
      Mission High currently offers 6 Career and Tech Ed pathways.
    - College and Career
      Information, resources, and contact information on the Mission High School College and Career Center.
    - Community Partners
      Community Partners
    - Library
      Information on finding and using resources in and through the Mission High School Library, both on-site and remotely online.
      
      Mission Reads Library Book Club
      Monthly discussions to talk about books we've read as a community.
      
      What's Happening This Week?
      Find out what's happening in the Mission High Library this week
      
      Digital Resources
      You can access these resources in the MHS library, but you can also access them remotely from anywhere at any time. Ask Ms. A for more information about access from off-campus.
    - Peer Resources
      A program developing student leaders to provide services and resources to their peers.
    - Student Programs and Activities
      Check out Mission High School's student programs, clubs, and activities.
    - Wellness Center
      Information about the Mission High School Wellness Center.
      
      Services during Shelter-in-Place
      helpful links and resources for students and families seeking wellness support during shelter-in-place
  - Teacher Resources
    Information and Resources for Mission High Teachers and staff
    - MHS Incident Report 26-27
      Need to report an incident that has occurred? Please fill this out and we will get back to you!
    - Request for Work Orders 26-27
      Reserving school facilities
    - Google Form to Request 18 PD Hours
      Use the linked form to request your PD Hours
    - Reporting Student Cuts 26-27
      This is information for staff on where to find District Info, Calendars & Schedules & Forms, MHS Core Docs & Procedures, Sanctuary School and District Protocols, Behavior / PBIS, Coordinated Care Team, Curriculum & Lesson Planning, Graduation Requirements
    - Links and Forms
      Links and forms for teachers
  - MHS Electives
    Elective options for 25-26 at Mission!
    - Offerings for 25-26 at Mission
      Offerings for 25-26 at Mission
  - MHS Student Government
    Mission High School Student Government
    - About Student Government
      Who we are!
  - MHS 26-27 Homeroom Slides
    Slides are posted here for teachers and students to access during Homeroom.
- MLK Middle School
  Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (MLK) Academic Middle School enrolls students from neighborhoods throughout San Francisco. The diverse and multicultural atmosphere of the school attracts students from all racial/ethnic groups. All students receive equitable a
  - Election Night Exhibit 10/28 5PM
    Election Night Exhibit 10/28 5PM
  - All-Family Meeting 10/15 5:30PM
    All-Family Meeting 10/15 5:30PM
  - MLK MS School Site Council Nomination Form
    MLK SSC
  - MLK 8th Grade Contract Information
    8th Grade Promotion 2026
  - MLK Beacon After School Program
    Info for regular school year
    - MLK Community Market
      MLK Community Market
  - MLK Students HOME
    MLK Students
    - Let's Talk! (Student Feedback Form)
    - THE MLK TIMES
      THE MLK TIMES
    - MLK Student Government Website
      MLK student government is also known as SGOV at MLK. The student government is a student or youth voice for the school. Our student government is dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment where every single student, no matter who they are, what thei
    - Student Support Department
      On behalf of the entire Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Academic Middle School Community, the Committee for Student Support commits to: · Establishing student support services to promote positive student outcomes; · Providing structures to supp
    - MLK Hallway and Tardy Policy
      MLK Hallway and Tardy Policy
    - Online Art Show from MLK MS Student Artwork
      Online Art Show from MLK MS Student Artwork
    - High School Information Application Information
      8th Graders Applying to High School Information
    - COBRA ELIGIBILITY
      COBRA ELIGIBILITY! What does it mean to be #CobraEligible
    - MLK Athletics Information
      MLK Athletics Information
      
      MLK MS New Upper Yard Field Ribbon Cutting
      MLK MS New Upper Yard Field Ribbon Cutting
    - Student Led Conference 03/02- 03/06
      Student Led Conferences
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
    - Electives
      MLK Electives
    - How to use Google Classroom, Calendar
      How to use Google Classroom
    - JCYC Tutoring
      JCYC Tutoring for MLK MS
  - MLK Updates - Info For MLK Families
    Latest information for MLK Family
    - MLK Family Email Updates Archive
      2024-2025 Email Archive
      
      Field Trip Forms Needed by Tomorrow 08/23
      Field Trip Forms Needed by Tomorrow 08/23
    - MLK MS Parent and Family Engagement Policy
      MLK MS Parent and Family Engagement Policy
    - Principal's Welcome Letter 2026
      Principal's Welcome Letter 2026
    - Letter regarding Secure Protocol for 08/25 and 08/26
      Letter regarding Secure Protocol for 08/25 and 08/26
    - New Student Orientation Slides
      New Student and Family Orientation
    - Back to School Night 2026 Principal and Grade Level Presentations
      Back to School Night 2026
    - African American Family and Student Association: Student Success 101 10/06 5:30PM
      African American Family and Student Association: Student Success 101 10/06 5:30PM
    - MLK Principal Morning Family Chat 10/02 9:30AM
      Coffee Chat with Principal!
    - Emergency Drill Message 2026 - 2027
      Emergency Drill Message 2026 - 2027
    - Chinese Affinity Group | 華人家長活動聚餐 06/05 6:00PM
      Chinese Affinity Group for MLK
    - Math Options for 8th Graders 2026-2027
      Math Options for 8th Graders 2026-2027
    - Community Meeting: School Leadership Meeting Recap
      Community Meeting: School Leadership Recap
    - English Learners Advisory Committee Nomination Form
      MLK ELAC Info
    - Asociacion de Padres de Familia Latino Americanos 10/09 6:15PM
      Asociacion de Padres de Familia Latino Americanos
    - ParentVUE / Family Portal
      ParentVUE / Family Portal Support Info for MLK Families
    - All MLK Archive
      Where MLK's Archive exists.
      
      MLK Family Email Updates Archive
      MLK Family Email Updates Archive
      
      Letters regarding Administration Changes to MLK Community
      Letter from Principal Tyson Fechter to MLK Community
      
      Letter Regarding Staff Member Ms. Emily McManus
      Letter Regarding Staff Member Ms. Emily McManus
      
      7th Grade Missing TDaP Vaccine
      7th Grade TDaP
      
      School Site Council (SSC) Election 2025 | 2025 年校務決策委員會 (SSC) 選舉 | Elección del Consejo Escolar (SSC) 2025
      MLK MS SSC Election Ballot
      
      MLK Family Email Updates Archive 2022-2023
      MLK Family Email Updates 2022-2023
      
      MLK COVID-19 Information, Notifications, Testing, Independent Study
      COVID-19 Safety
      
      General Notification Memo for MLK Families
      General Notification Memo for MLK Families
      
      General Notification Memo for MLK Families Archive 2022-2023
      General Notification Memo for MLK Families Archive 2022-2023
      
      General Notification Memo for MLK Families Archive 2021-2022
      General Notification Memo for MLK Families Archive
      
      COVID-19 At-Home Testing
      MLK COVID-19 At-Home Testing Information | COVID-19 快速測試 | Pruebas caseras de COVID-19
      
      Independent Study Resources for MLK Students
      Independent Study Resources for MLK Students
      
      Noche Familiar Latina | Latino Family Night 10/05 5PM
      Latino Family Night for MLK MS 2023
      
      Black History & Futures Night 03/02 6:00 PM
      Black History & Futures Art Night 03/02 6:00 PM
      
      MLK Family Email Updates Archive 2021-2022
      MLK Family Email Updates for 2021-2022
    - MLK MS Student Cell Phone and Electronics Policy
      Cell Phone
    - Resources For Families
      Resources For Families
      
      Your Child is Currently Ineligible for Promotion Activities
      Your Child is Currently Ineligible for Promotion Activities
      
      Sanctuary Resources for Families
      The following organizations provide year-round services for families in San Francisco.
      
      Dynamic Mindfulness for Families
    - MLK Staff Contact
      MLK Staff Contact
- Monroe Elementary School
  Monroe is a diverse school located in the Excelsior district that hosts three language programs serving children from many linguistic backgrounds around the city. We offer an English Language Development, a Chinese Bilingual, and a Spanish Immersion progr
  - Reporting Student Absences
    Reporting Student Absences
  - Library
- New Traditions
  New Traditions Creative Arts Elementary School
  - Bell Schedule
  - Library
- Noriega Early Education School
  Our TK program is designed to bridge the preschool learning environment with that of the traditional kindergarten classroom. It is taught by multiple subject credentialed teachers who blend preschool and kindergarten instructional practices in order to m
  - About
- Paul Revere (PreK-8) School
  Paul Revere School serves grades Pre-Kindergarten (SPED Only), Kindergarten through 8th grade, and is located in the heart of the Bernal Heights neighborhood.
  - About
    Paul Revere K-8 School Website
    - Enrollment
      Revere Enrollment Information
    - Schedule
      Schedule, drop off and pick up information
    - Calendar
      School and District Calendar
    - School Policies
      Revere School Policies
      
      Behavior Expectations
      Behavior Expectations
      
      Attendance
      Student Excused and Unexcused Tardies, Absences, and Procedures
      
      Dress Code
      Paul Revere K-8 School Dress Code
      
      Healthy Eating
      Paul Revere Healthy Eating
    - School Menus
      SFUSD School Menus
    - Staff
      Revere Staff Information
    - Contact
      Contact Paul Revere Staff Main Cffice Annex office Staff
  - Learning
    Student learning at Revere
    - Dual Immersion Program
    - Library
      Paul Revere Library
    - PE
      Revere P.E. Physical Education
    - Arts
      Art Program at Paul Revere
    - Music
      Music at Revere
    - Garden
      Teacher Theda - Grades Kindergarten to 5th Grade Needed: Volunteers to water the garden during school breaks (Thanksgiving, Winter and Spring.) Please contact thedamaritzer@cceducationoutside.org, if you are interested.
    - Athletics
      Information from the Paul Revere Athletic Department
    - Wellness
      Wellness page
    - Technology
      Technology for Students, Clever, Synergy, Revere
      
      Helpful Links
      Classroom websites used at Revere Elementary
  - Families
    Resources
    - Family Resources
      Family Resources
    - Family Portal (Synergy)
      Family Resources
    - 8th Grade Resources
      8th Grade High School Applications
    - Kindergarten to College (K2C)
      Kindergarten to College K2C Information
    - Williams Act Notice
      The Williams Act Notice
    - VOLUNTEER
      Volunteer at Paul Revere K-8 School
  - Committees
    School Committees
    - Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
      Revere PTA Parent Teacher Association
    - African American Parent Advisory Group (AAPAG)
      Revere African American Parent Advisory Group AAPAG
    - English Learners Advisory Committee (ELAC)
      Revere English Learner Advisory Committee ELAC
    - School Site Council (SSC)
      Revere School Site Council SSC
  - BACR After School
    BACR Bay Area Community Resources information After School Program
    - After School
      BACR Beacon After School Program Revere
    - Summer School
      BACR Summer School at Paul Revere K-8 School
- Phillip and Sala Burton Academic High School
  Phillip and Sala Burton Academic High School promotes a nurturing, equitable school culture committed to high-level academic achievement for all students. Our student-centered learning communities engage students in rigorous, inquiry-based learning while
  - School Info
    Various announcements relating to Burton High
    - About
    - Attendance Policy
      Lists regular and Distance Learning attendance policies
    - Bell Schedules
      Burton's Bell Schedule 2026-2027
    - Calendar
    - Puma Press
      Weekly Announcements from Principal Thomas
    - Community Expectations
      To illustrate Burton's Community Expectations
    - Faculty & Staff
      A listing of Burton staff, their titles, and e-mail addresses.
    - Mission Statement
    - Schoolwide Learning Outcomes
    - So you want to be a Puma?
      Recruitment information
  - Course Info
    Information about academics at Burton High
    - Academies
      The wall-to-wall academies structure facilities relationship building by enabling students and teachers to work collaboratively through curriculum that is engaging, contextual, and theme-based. The Academies capitalize on national networks of educators an
      
      Academy of Arts Media Entertainment
      All Burton Academy of Arts, Media, and Entertainment students are inquisitive and collaborative learners who apply their skills to serve local and global communities and use technology to solve real-world problems. They are prepared for professional succe
      
      Academy of Engineering
      The Academy of Engineering seeks to develop students in a manner that is highly engaging and uses hands-on, project-based, contextualized curriculum as a vehicle to promote our students' success.
      
      Academy of Health Sciences
      The Academy of Health Sciences provides an interdisciplinary academic program to invigorate students in their pursuit to successfully complete the coursework required for college/university matriculation.
      
      Academy of Performing Arts
      The Academy of Performing Arts' mission is to enrich students’ lives through the study and performance of music. Through ensemble-based learning, APA students refine real-world skills, such as critical listening, creativity, discipline, leadership, respec
    - AP Classes
      AP classes taught at Burton
    - Burton PE
  - Library
    Information and resources for our school library.
  - Students
    - Band
      Information about Burton High School's band
    - Clubs
      To communicate information about Burton clubs.
    - Food
      Menus for Burton High
    - Graduates
      Information about Burton graduates
    - Sports
      Information and media about Burton sports.
    - School Dance Forms
      Access the dance forms here.
    - Student Rules & Policies
      Information for Burton students about school rules.
    - StudentVue
    - Theft Form
  - P.A.C.E.
    Together, we are implementing the community schools model to ensure that every student graduates college ready. P.A.C.E. gives youth the tools to thrive, while also strengthening the legs that support them: parents, family and community. All P.A.C.E. pr
  - Family & Community
    - PTSA
      Parent/Teacher/Student Association
    - PTSA General Meeting Slides
      Includes slideshows of the PTSA meetings.
    - ParentVue
      Information about accessing and using Parent Vue
    - Student/Family Handbook
  - College/Career
    - Counseling Team
      Info about Counseling Team at Burton
    - College Access Support
      Info about Burton Partners and Advisors
    - Forms
    - Graduation Requirements
      Info about graduation requirements
    - Services
      Services related to College & Career
  - Wellness Center
    important updates from burton wellness center
    - Wellness Staff
      Burton Wellness Staff Members
    - Burton Wellness Referral Forms & Mental Health Resources
      Burton Wellness Referral Form
    - SFUSD & Community Resources
      resources available through SFUSD and in SF
      
      Youth Services
      SF Youth Services
      
      Family Wellness Resources
    - Sexual Harassment and Gender Discrimination (Title IX)
      burton high school resources for students
  - Scholarships
    2023 - 2024 List of Scholarships
- Presidio Middle School
  Presidio Middle School has a multicultural population of diverse socioeconomic backgrounds. We are committed to delivering a standards-based education of highest quality to all students. We believe that all students have a desire to learn and can achieve.
  - Our School
    - About Presidio Middle School
      About Presidio Middle School
    - Welcome New Families!
      Enrollment information for incoming families.
    - Calendars
    - Bell Schedule
      Presidio Bell Schedule
    - Procedures and Policies
      Presidio procedures and policies
    - Presidio Shop
      Presidio Shop
    - Presidio Yearbook
      Presidio Yearbook
    - 8th Grade Information
      8th Grade Information
    - School Tours
      SFUSD Enrollment Fair
    - Community Service
  - Learning
    - Math
    - Science
    - Language Arts
    - Social Studies
    - Physical Education
      Information regarding Physical Education at Presidio Middle School
    - Electives
      Presidio Middle School elective options
    - Special Education
    - Staff Directory
      Staff Directory
  - Library
  - After School
    - Athletics
      Presidio Middle School Sports
    - Student Clubs
      Clubs offered throughout the week, before school, at lunch and after school.
    - School Play
      School Play announcement page
    - Beacon After School Enrichment
      Beacon After School Program
  - Get Connected
    - Presidio Family Newsletter
      Weekly Updates
    - Parent Vue/Student Vue
      Get connected to grades, school info and forms
  - For Families
    This is a page for our Presidio Middle School Families
    - About Presidio PTSA
      About Presidio PTSA
    - Panther Pride Fund
      Fundraising Information
    - Community Partnerships
- Project Search
- Raoul Wallenberg High School
  Located in the heart of San Francisco, Wallenberg offers a rigorous educational program that prepares our diverse students for success in college, careers, and life. We provide students with a supportive, safe and caring small school environment that emph
  - School Info
    Information about Raoul Wallenberg High School
    - Meet the Administration
      The administrative staff of the school
    - School Profile
      What the school has to offer
    - Mission and Vision
      Mission statement, link to school profile, policies, learning outcomes, etc.
      
      B.A.R.K
    - Bulldog Bulletins
      current and previous newsletters
    - ELAC
      English Language Advisory Committee
    - Departments
      Staff at Wallenberg
      
      English Department
      Staff of Wallenberg's English Department
      
      Math Department
      Wallenberg's Math Department
      
      Physical Education
      Wallenberg Physical Education Department
      
      Science Department
      Wallenberg High School Science Department
      
      Special Education
      Wallenberg Special Education Department
      
      Social Studies
      Wallenberg Social Studies Department
      
      Visual and Performing Arts
      Wallenberg's Visual and Performing Arts teachers
      
      Music
      Music
      
      Visual Arts
      Visual Arts
      
      World Languages
      Wallenberg World Language Department
      
      Access SFUSD
      Wallenberg Community Access and Transition Program
    - Pathways
      Wallenberg High School has two awesome pathways for you to choose from.
      
      BioTech
      
      Computer Science
      CS pathway at Wallenberg
      
      Environmental Science, Engineering, and Policy (ESEP)
    - School History
    - School Site Council (SSC)
      Wallenberg's School Site Council
    - School Wide Learning Outcomes
    - Teacher and School Support
      Teacher support through various projects
    - Technology at Wallenberg
      How to do things with the tech equipment at Wallenberg
      
      Phone System
      New VOIP phone system
      
      Projecting
      Projecting abilities at Wallenberg
  - Students
    Information for Students
    - Advance Placement
      AP Classes
    - Athletic Program
      Wallenberg's Athletic Program
      
      Sports
      List of Sports at Wallenberg
      
      eSports
      
      Registration
      Registration directions for Wallenberg Athletics
      
      Staff
      Wallenberg Athletic Program Staff
      
      Follow the Bulldogs
      How to get to the facilities that the Bulldogs play.
      
      High Schools
      
      SF Park and Rec Fields
      
      SF Rec and Park Other Facilities
    - Attendance
      Wallenberg Attendance policy
    - Bell Schedule
      Bell Schedule for 2026-27 School Year
    - Cafeteria Menu
      Links to the Monthly Menu
    - Community Service
      Latest Information about the Community Service requirements for graduation.
    - Counseling
      Wallenberg Counseling Department
      
      Financial Aid
      Info about FAFSA or CADAA
      
      Scholarships
      Wallenberg Counseling Department scholarships
      
      Senior Page
      Important information for Seniors at Wallenberg
      
      Senior Timeline
      Timeline to help you plan your Senior year
      
      Junior Timeline
      What you should be doing in your Junior Year.
    - Clubs
      Student Clubs at Wallenberg High School
      
      Blue and White
      Blue and White
      
      Bulldog Bulletin
      A student published bulletin of what is happening at Wallenberg.
      
      National Honor Society (NHS)
      National Honor Society
    - Student Council
      Wallenberg Student Council
      
      Class of 2027
      All things Class of 2027
      
      Class of 2026
      All things Class of 2026
    - StudentVue
    - Summer Assignments
      rwhs
    - The Growl
      Student produced content
    - Wellness Center
      Wallenberg Wellness Center
    - Yearbook
      Place to buy Wallenberg Yearbook
  - Library
    Resources for Staff and Students
    - Calendar
      library info
  - Families
    Information that is important to families
    - Registration
      Wallenberg Registration Process
    - PTSA Info
      Wallenberg PTSA info
    - ParentVue
      Wallengberg ParentVue
    - Submit your MFIF
      MFIF info
    - School Committees
    - School Tours
      Wallenberg School Tours
- Raphael Weill Early Education School
  Raphael Weill Early Education School
- Redding Elementary School
  Redding Elementary School serves a culturally, linguistically, and ethnically diverse group of students who come from all over San Francisco. To the Redding School community, social justice and equity mean providing the highest quality education possible
  - About
  - Staff
    Staff
  - Families
    Families
    - School Site Council
      Redding School Site Council
    - Parent -Teacher Committee
      Parent-Teacher Committee
  - Scholars
  - Library
  - Bell Schedule
    Bell Schedule
- Robert Louis Stevenson Elementary School
  Borrowing from the thoughts of Robert Louis Stevenson, we believe that we are a success when we leave the world better than we found it, if we look for the best in others and give the best we have. Our mission to guide the development of a well-rounded hu
  - About Us
    - Bell Schedule
      Bell Schedule
  - Families
  - Student
    - Library
- Rooftop PreK-8 School (5-8 Mayeda Campus)
  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 t
  - Rooftop School PK-8 (Main School Website)
- Rooftop TK-8 School
  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 t
  - School Overview
    - Our Mission and Vision
      Rooftop's Mission and Vision
    - History
      History
    - School Hours
      School Hours
    - Curriculum
      SFUSD Curriculum Resources, Libraries and Media has as its highest priority to work together to ensure that every student has access to the core curriculum through appropriate instructional materials. Below is the current list of curriculum per subject
    - Special Education
      Special Education Services & Resources
    - Calendars
      Calendar
    - Rooftop School Song
      Information about the school song of Rooftop PK-8 school.
  - Programs
    Programs
    - Enrichment Programs
    - Rooftop Library
      Rooftop Library
    - Afterschool
      Afterschool Options
      
      Twin Peaks
      Enrichment options at the Rooftop Twin Peaks campus.
      
      Mayeda
      Summary of after school ativities
      
      Off-site Afterschool Options
      Off-site Afterschool Options
      
      CASA
  - Our Team
    - Administration
      Rooftop Administration
    - Twin Peaks Teachers
      Rooftop Teachers
    - Twin Peaks Support Staff
      Rooftop Staff
    - Mayeda Teachers
      Mayeda Campus
    - Mayeda Support Staff
      Support Staff on Mayeda Campus
  - New Families
    Welcome page for new families
    - FAQ for New Families
      Frequently asked questions for new families to Rooftop.
    - Getting To & From School
      Getting To & From School
    - Tours
      Tours
  - Community
    Rooftop community page
    - Community Events
      Community Events
    - PTA
      PTA Information
    - Parent Communities
      Parent Groups & Communities at Rooftop
    - School Site Council
      Rooftop School Site Council
    - Volunteer Opportunities
  - Resources
    - Bus Schedule
      Bus Schedules
    - SFUSD Handbooks
      SFUSD Family Handbook
    - School Menus and Forms
    - Williams Complaint Notices
- Roosevelt Middle School
  Set in a historic building in the Richmond neighborhood, Roosevelt Middle School maintains high expectations and standards for all learners. The staff and community work collaboratively to ensure that students are provided with rigorous and meaningful lea
  - #RMStheRoose
    RMS newsletters published every Monday
  - Daily Schedule
    2026-2027 Roosevelt Middle School bell schedule
  - Departments
    Roosevelt Middle School Departments
    - Counseling
      Resources around Academic Counseling
  - Families
    Roosevelt Middle School families
    - Beacon
      Beacon at Roosevelt Middle School
    - ParentVUE
    - RMS Athletics
      sports at RMS
    - Roosevelt PTSA
    - Support the Roosevelt Annual Fund
      Families
    - Class of 2025
      Promotion Information
  - Our School
    - RMS cell phone policy
      RMS cell phone policy
    - Principal's Welcome
      Roosevelt Middle School principal's welcome
    - Attendance
      Attendance
    - Our Staff
      RMS staff
    - RMS Calendar
    - RMS 2026-2027 Yearbook
      RMS 2026-2027 Yearbook
    - Student Led Conferences
      Student Led Conferences
    - School Event Photos
      school event photos
    - RMS Science Fair - Spring 2022
      RMS Science Fair
  - Reporting Student Absences
    Reporting Student Absences at Roosevelt MS
  - Students
    Roosevelt Middle School students
    - Lunch Clubs
      Lunch clubs at Roosevelt
    - Student Newspaper
      Collection of student newspapers
    - Student Tech Support
      Student tech support
    - High School Information - 8th grade
      High school information
    - JCYC ETS
      JCYC ETS at Roosevelt Middle School
  - Library
    Roosevelt Middle School Library
- Rosa Parks Elementary School
  Rosa Parks Elementary integrates three distinctive program strands - STEAM Program, Autism Focused Special Education (SpEd), and the Japanese Bilingual Bicultural Program (JBBP) - into a vibrant and unified academic community with shared values of success
  - Our School
    - Information for New Kindergarten Families
      Find information and connect with other Rosa Parks families
    - Daily Schedule
      Bell Schedule
    - Morning Drop Off
      Morning drop-off procedures
    - School Uniform
    - School Tours
      Prospective families are invited to attend a guided tour of Rosa Parks Elementary School.
    - STEAM Program
      Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math Program
    - Japanese Bilingual Bicultural Program (JBBP)
      Description of the Japanese Bilingual Bicultural Program
    - Outdoor Education
      Description of school's garden program.
    - School Site Council (SSC)
      School Site Council (SSC)
    - Raphael Weill Early Education School
      For more information, visit Rafael Weill Early Education School 1501 O'Farrell Street, San Francisco, CA 94115 Neighborhood: Western Addition Phone: 415-749-3548 Fax: 415-749-3493 Site Administrator/Principal: Darren Kawaii
    - Library
  - Staff
    Meet the staff of Rosa Park Elementary School.
  - Family
    - PTA
      About the Rosa Parks PTA program
    - PTCC
      Information about the JBBP PTCC
    - SFUSD Committees
    - Williams Act Notice
      Learn about the Williams Act notice, Menstrual Equity for All Act and the rights family have.
  - Resources
    - School Menu and Forms
    - After School Programs
      Some options for students' after-school care.
    - Absences and Tardies
    - Student Links
    - Spring and Summer Camp
      .
  - Get Involved
    - Volunteer
      .
    - Donate Materials
      .
    - Stop, Drop, and Go
      Information about Stop, Drop and Go
    - Simple Fundraising Partners
      Simple Fundraising Partners
    - DonorsChoose
  - News & Events
    - School Newsletters
    - Rosa Parks Calendar
      Rosa Parks Calendar
    - SFUSD Calendar
      test
    - Rosa Parks ES in the News
      Read about Rosa Parks Elementary School in the news.
- Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts
  The Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts is a public, audition-based, alternative high school in the San Francisco Unified School District committed to equity and excellence in the arts and academics for all of our community members.
  - About
    The Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts is a public, audition-based, alternative high school in the San Francisco Unified School District committed to equity and excellence in the arts and academics for all of our community members.
    - Leadership
      Ruth Asawa SOTA Leadership Team
    - Daily Bell Schedule
      Daily Bell Schedule
    - Calendar
      school calendar
    - College Center
      College Center
    - Wellness Center
      Wellness Center
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
    - School Profile
      2026-27 School Profile
    - Staff Information
      Staff Information
  - Academics/Guidance
    Academics/Guidance
    - Counseling
      9 - 12 grade counselors
    - School Profile
      school profile
    - English
      English Department
    - Math
      Math Department
    - Science
      Science Department
    - Social Science
      Social Science Department
    - World Language
      World Language Department
    - Physical Education
      Physical Education
    - College and Career Course
      college and career
    - Health
      health
    - Electives - Advanced Placement
      Advanced Placement Electives
    - Special Education Services
      Special Education
  - Athletics
    athletics
  - Arts
    Art Departments
    - Architecture + Design
      Architecture + Design
    - Conservatory Dance
      conservatory dance
    - Conservatory Instrumental Music - Classical + Jazz
      conservatory music
    - Commerical Music - Electronic Music + Guitar
      electronic music and guitar
    - Costume + Fashion Design
      costume
    - Creative Writing
      creative writing and spoken arts
    - Media + Film
      Media + Film
    - Musical Theater
      MT
    - Spoken Art
      spoken arts
    - Technical Theater
      Theater Tech
    - Theater
      Theater
    - Visual Art
      drawing & painting
    - Vocal Music + Classical Piano
      Vocal + Piano Department
    - World Dance
      World Dance
    - World Music
      World Music
  - Admission
    Admission details
    - Prospective Students
      prospective student information
    - APPLY
      Applicants must live in San Francisco to apply.
    - AUDITION ASSIGNMENT
      How to Complete an Audition Assignment and Improve your Audition
    - AUDITION
      Audition
    - School Tours, High School Night, and Wednesday Workshops
      School tours and presentation information
    - Dates and Forms
      dates and deadlines
    - Admission FAQs
      Admission FAQ
  - Students/Families
    Information for students and families
    - Students
      student and family information
      
      Extracurricular Athletics
      extracurricular athletics
    - Parent/Guardian
      Information for parents/guardians
    - Community Groups
      Community Groups
  - Give
    Fall for the Arts Annual Fund video
  - Events/Box Office
    Events/Box Office
- San Francisco Community School
  San Francisco Community School is a small, K-8 school in the Excelsior neighborhood. Since its inception in 1972, the school has been committed to reflecting the socioeconomic and ethnic diversity of San Francisco.
  - About
    - School Hours
      School Hours
  - SFC News
    Highlights from our PAC fundraiser
  - Families
    - ParentVue Information
    - School Newsletters
      Links to school newsletters
  - Library
    Information and resources for our school library.
- San Francisco International High School
  SF International is a small school that offers a unique program designed for recent immigrant students who have attended school in the United States for four years or less. SF International teachers are specially trained to offer extra support to help eve
  - About
    SFIHS's Vision, Academic Successes, Supporting Structures, Staff, Partners, Gallery
    - Our Vision
      SFIHS's School Vision
    - Our Academic Successes
      SFIHS's Academic Successes
    - Our Supportive Structure
      Different supports and resources at SFIHS.
    - Our Staff
      SFIHS's School Staff
    - Our Partners
      SFIHS partners with different organizations so that our students can have additional supports and opportunities for learning.
    - Our Job Opportunities
      Job openings at SFIHS
  - Bell Schedule
    bell schedule
    - SFIHS School Calendar
      SFIHS School Calendar Google
  - Counseling
    Counseling Website
  - Library
    Information and resources for our school library.
  - Wellness Center
    The San Francisco Wellness Initiative is a groundbreaking program dedicated to improving the health, well-being and academic success of the city’s 16,000 public high school students at 19 campuses. In safe, confidential settings, experts in adolescent h
    - S.F. International Wellness Team
      Meet the Wellness Team at S.F. International High School and learn how you can get connected with a staff member.
      
      Drop In and Office Hours
      Drop into the Virtual S.F. International Wellness Center to say hello to Wellness Staff and learn more about resources through Wellness and in SF.
    - Referral Forms & Mental Health Resources
      Learn how to be referred or referred to the Wellness Center and find out how to get connected to mental health resources.
    - SFUSD & Community Resources
      
      Youth Services During COVID-19
      
      Opportunities for Students
      
      Staff Wellness Resources
    - Sexual Harrassment and Gender Discrimination (Title IX) Resources and Information
  - Contact Us
    Contact us page
- San Francisco Public Montessori
  SF Public Montessori is a first-of-its-kind program in the San Francisco Unified School District, bridging PreK and elementary. Montessori schools have been helping children learn and grow around the world for more than 100 years.
  - SFPM Families
    Learn more about the SFPM Family Portal, School menu, PTSA, Fundraising and Family resources.
  - Bell Schedule
    Bell Schedule
  - Library
    Information and resources for our school library.
  - After School Program
    Learn about our After School Program!
  - Calendar
    Follow our calendar for upcoming events and tours
- San Miguel Early Education School
  - Schedule
    View the general schedule at San Miguel Early Education school for prekindergarten (ages 3 to 4.5 years) and Out-of-School-Time (OST) (Grades K-5).
- Sanchez Elementary School
  Sanchez Elementary School is a strong school community committed to high quality instruction for all students. We believe deeply in the importance of developing and using strong partnerships to support engagement and learning goals for students. Our commi
  - About
    - Welcome to Sanchez
      Video and school overview for Sanchez Elementary
    - Tours and Enrollment
      Information about tours and enrollment for Sanchez Elementary.
    - Before and After School Programs
      Information about before and after school programs at Sanchez Elementary.
    - Bell Schedule
      Bell Schedule
  - Students
    - Library
    - Wellness Center
    - Student Support
      How Sanchez supports it's students.
  - Families
    Resources for current and prospective Sanchez families.
    - Technology Troubleshooting for Families
    - Williams Notices & Forms
      Williams Act notices and forms translated into multiple languages.
  - Get Involved
    Ways to get involved at Sanchez Elementary.
- Sheridan Elementary School
  Sheridan Elementary School is located in the Oceanview Merced Ingleside District. We serve students in preschool as well as Kindergarten through 5th grade. At Sheridan, we meet the needs of each individual child and aim to provide an inclusive and psychol
  - About Sheridan
    Learn about Sheridan and all of the wonderful things we are doing.
  - Bell Schedule
    Bell Schedule
  - Library
  - Sheridan Families
    Resources for our Sheridan Families
  - Sheridan Staff
- Sherman Elementary School
  Sherman has an extraordinary teaching staff of 20 classroom teachers, supported by Reading Recovery, Technology, Resource Specialist, Science, Instrumental Music, Librarian, PE, Sand Tray, Choral Music, Speech Teachers, Nutrition, Learning Consultant, Gar
  - Welcome to Our School
    - New Family Information
      New Family Information
    - School Tours
      School Tours
    - Contact Us
      Email, phone and address information
  - Programs
    Educational and Enrichment Programs - Sherman ES
    - Enrichment
      Enrichment Programs - Sherman ES
    - General Curriculum
      Available to all students, everyday.
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
    - Afterschool
      After School - Sherman ES
  - Calendar & Events
    Calendar & Events - Sherman ES
    - Bell Schedule
    - Calendar
  - Support Sherman
    Support Sherman - Sherman ES There are many ways you can help support Sherman Elementary. Make a gift to Sherman PTA's Annual Fund, shop with our partners like Amazon Smile, or simply volunteer some of your time. Scroll down to see all of our options.
    - PTA
      Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
    - Gifts and Donations
      There are many ways you can help support Sherman Elementary.
- Spring Valley Science Elementary School
  At Spring Valley Science, we provide a challenging, future-oriented education emphasizing critical thinking, communication, and problem solving skills.
  - About
    - Staff
      Meet the Staff at Spring Valley Science School!
    - History
      
      Alumni
      Spring Valley Science School Alumni Page
    - Bell Schedule
      Bell Schedule
    - Calendar
      Stay up to date with everything happening at Spring Valley Science School.
  - Learning
  - Student Brilliance
    Student art
  - Families
    - SVSS PTA
      PTA
    - SVSS ELAC
    - SVSS SSC
    - Williams Act Notice
  - Afterschool Programs
- Starr King Elementary School
  - Starr King Community Events Calendar
    This is our community events calendar for the 2026-2027 school year.
  - Resources
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
    - Williams Classroom Notices
  - School Councils
    - African American Parent Advisory Council (AAPAC)
    - English Language Advisory Committee (ELAC)
    - School Site Council
      Information about Starr King School Site Council (SSC) meetings
  - School Hours
  - Title IX
  - Wellness Center
- Sunnyside Elementary School
  Sunnyside Elementary School is a small neighborhood school with a diverse student body and a focused, hardworking staff. Our goal is to provide a comprehensive education that will develop students who are well prepared to succeed in the complex society of
  - Library
  - School Hours
    School Hours - Please check with your classroom teacher to learn more about your student's daily schedule. The main office (via email) is open from 8:00 am to 3:45 pm. Please email us at sch842@sfusd.edu
- Sunset Elementary School
  Sunset School is a diverse community of engaged and joyful learners. We are committed to providing the highest academic standards in a safe and nurturing environment that affords all students the opportunity to succeed in the 21st century.
  - About Sunset
    Learn more about our mission, connect with our social media, and sign up for school tours.
    - History and Awards
      About SFSUD's Sunset Elementary's history and awards
    - Staff, Classes and Facilities
    - Williams Act Notice
    - School Hours
      The daily schedule at Sunset Elementary
    - School Tours
      Details about tours for Sunset Elementary
  - Routines
    Get more information about in-person learning.
    - Health and Safety Information
      Health and safety information
    - Drop-off and Arrival
      Review our drop off procedures
    - Classrooms
      Classrooms at Sunset
    - Eating Meals
      Meal procedures
    - Recess
      Recess procedures
    - Dismissal and Pick Up
      Pick up procedures
  - Programs
    At Sunset, we encourage joyful learning and a well-rounded education.
    - Special Day Classes
      Sunset has two Special Day Classes for students with moderate to severe autism
    - Physical Education
    - Visual and Performing Arts at Sunset
      A varied arts program provides a breadth of genres for students to explore and enjoy.
    - Social Emotional Learning
      Strong, supportive and sustained relationships with peers and adults are the foundation of all learning at Sunset.
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
    - STEAM
      The STEAM program integrates Artistic practices and Technology into the teaching of Science, Engineering, and Mathematics
    - Extended Learning
      Sunset offers fee-based Morning (7:30 - 9:30am) and After School (3:45 - 6:30 pm) childcare programs.
  - Students
    Resources for Sunset's Students
  - Families
    Information for our parent community
    - Quick Resources
      Quick list of resources for families at Sunset
    - Parking Lot Safety
      Follow these procedures to ensure everyone's safety in Sunset's parking lot.
  - Support Sunset
    Learn about volunteer and giving opportunities that support our school
- Sutro Elementary School
  Sutro Elementary provides a strong academic program within a family-oriented atmosphere for our diverse student population. We commit ourselves to ensuring that all students, regardless of their ethnicity, socio-economic status, gender, or ability level,
  - About
    - School Tours
      school tours (2026-20267)
    - Bell Schedule
      Schedule for grades K-5
    - Staff
      Sutro Staff
    - Letter from the Principal
      Ms. Bonfiglio Letter
    - School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA)
      School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA)
  - Families
    - ParentVUE (Family Portal)
    - Sutro PTA
      Link to our PTA website
    - Breakfast, Lunch, & Supper
      Information about school meals
    - School Site Council (SSC)
      School Site Council
      
      School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA)
    - English Learner Advisory Commitee (ELAC)
      ELAC
    - SFUSD Student and Family Handbook
      SFUSD Student and Family Handbook
    - Family Benefits Guide
  - Library
    - Ebooks and more
    - SFPL
  - After School Programs
    Ost and YMCA
    - YMCA Morning Care TK-5th
      Before school care
    - OST
      OST
    - YMCA TK-5th
      Classes and Schedules
  - Calendar
- Tenderloin Community Elementary School
  Tenderloin Community School (TCS) is a unique PreK-5th Grade public elementary school with community resources located right on the school complex. The school is made up of a District Child Development Center for 3 and 4 year olds, the K-5 elementary scho
  - About
    Learn more about TCS. Read about our school's history and meet the current TCS staff.
    - Staff
      Meet our wonderful school staff.
    - History
      Learn about the history of how Tenderloin Community School was built.
    - Mission & Vision
    - SFUSD Calendar
      View the SFUSD school year calendar.
    - School Handbook
  - Arrival and Drop Off
    Here are the arrival and drop off locations and times for TCS.
  - Bell Schedule
  - Families
    Information for family accounts, monthly events for TCS families, and key contacts.
    - Wellness Resources
    - After School Programs
  - Students
    Resources for students both in-school and at home, such as library information and educational technology links.
    - Library
    - Vietnamese FLES Program
  - Williams Act Notice
- The Academy - San Francisco @ McAteer
  The Academy offers a rigorous and relevant curriculum to meet the needs of our diverse student body. All students complete their a-g requirements during their 4 years and graduate college-eligible. Thanks to a partnership with CCSF, many of our graduates
- Theresa S. Mahler Early Education School
  - About
  - Learning
  - Students
  - Families
- Thurgood Marshall Academic High School
  Founded in 1994 and located southeast of San Francisco, Thurgood Marshall Academic High School is a four-year college preparatory high school with a diverse student body. Our highly dedicated facultyand believe that every Marshall student should be equip
  - About TMAHS
    Overview of programs and policies at Thurgood Marshall Academic High School (TMAHS).
    - Bell Schedule
      Regular bell schedule of Thurgood Marshall Academic High School (TMAHS).
    - Attendance and Absences
      Attendance policy for TMAHS 2024-2025.
    - Staff Directory
      List of staff, roles, and emails for 2025-2026 at Thurgood Marshall Academic High School (TMAHS).
    - Title IX & Williams Act
      Overview of Title IX and Williams Act. Links to forms to report violations.
  - Academics
    Overview of academic programs and departments at Thurgood Marshall Academic High School (TMAHS).
    - The Arts
      About the Arts & Culture department at Thurgood Marshall Academic High School (TMAHS)
    - College & Career
      About the College & Career supports at Thurgood Marshall Academic High School.
      
      College & Career Courses
      TMAHS offers two courses specifically designed to help students plan and prepare for post-secondary life.
    - English
      About the English department at Thurgood Marshall Academic High School (TMAHS).
    - Mathematics
      About the Mathematics Department at Thurgood Marshall Academic High School (TMAHS).
    - Physical Education
      About the Physical Education Department at Thurgood Marshall Academic High School.
    - Science
      About the Science Department at Thurgood Marshall Academic High School (TMAHS).
    - Social Studies
      About the History and Social Studies Department at Thurgood Marshall Academic High School (TMAHS).
  - Extra-Curriculars
    Clubs, Groups, Day Program
    - Marshall Athletics
      Information about athletics at Thurgood Marshall
    - Clubs
      Overview of clubs offered at TMAHS
      
      Black Student Union
      
      Filipinx Club
      
      GSA
      
      Latinos Unidos
      
      Poly Club
  - For Families
    Information and resources for families, parents, and guardians at Thurgood Marshall Academic High School (TMAHS).
    - School Site Council
      Information and agendas of TMAHS school site council.
      
      Family Resources
  - For Students
    Information and resources for students at Thurgood Marshall Academic High School (TMAHS).
    - Academic Counseling
      Counseling Department information page
    - Library
      Information and resources to assist your reading & research experience through the TMAHS Library.
    - Wellness
      Counselors and student wellness resources
      
      Hotlines
      Mental Health Assistance phone numbers
      
      Wellness Referral Form
      If you are a staff, family, or community member and would like to refer a student, complete this Student Referral Form
    - Lunch Menu
      Menu for school lunch at Thurgood Marshall Academic High School.
- Tule Elk Park Early Education School
  At Tule Elk Park EES, we are dedicated to supporting, and expanding the potentials, strengths, and capabilities of all members of the Tule Elk Park’s community: staff, children and families.
  - Getting Started
    Guidance on enrollment and what to do when you've been placed at Tule Elk Park.
    - Applying To Tule Elk Park
      Guidance on how to enroll at Tule Elk Park.
    - Once You've Been Placed
      Guidance on next steps once you've received an acceptance letter to Tule Elk Park.
  - About
    - STAFF
      Information about our staff.
    - PARKING
      Information about parking restrictions at Tule Elk Park
    - NUTRITION
      Information about school meals and snacks
    - PK DAILY SCHEDULE
      Schedule for Pre-K
    - TK DAILY SCHEDULE
      Daily Class Schedule
  - Families
    - FAMILY CALENDAR
      Events happening at Tule Elk Park
- Ulloa Elementary School
  Ulloa Elementary School is the home of the Sharks. In nature, sharks are known to gather and work together when they have a common purpose. Ulloa Sharks come together for the shared purpose of working creating a school community where every single communi
  - ABOUT
    General Information About Ulloa Elementary
    - Meet the Ulloa Admin Team
      Meet the Ulloa Admin Team
      
      Ms. Jew, Principal
      Ms. Jew, Principal
      
      Ms. Sonny, Assistant Principal
      Ms. Sonny, Assistant Principal
    - School Goals
      Ulloa Elementary School Goals: Increase Student Voice, Deepen Sense of Belonging and Curriculum Alignment
    - Equity Vision
      Equity Vision
      
      Ulloa Working Definitions
      Definitions for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Equality
    - Staff
      Staff
      
      Office Staff
      Office Staff
      
      Classroom Teachers
      Classroom Teachers
      
      SPED Team
      SPED Team
      
      Enrichment Teachers
      Enrichment Teachers
      
      Support Staff
      Support Staff
  - SCHOOL POLICIES
    School Policies
    - Attendance
      Attendance
      
      Valid Excused Absences
      Valid Excused Absences
      
      Tardies
      Information on Tardies
    - School Arrival and Drop off
      Information Regarding School Arrival and Drop off
    - Student Discipline
      Student Discipline
      
      Restorative Practices
      Restorative Practices Poster
      
      Rude vs. Mean vs. Bullying
      Determining if an action is rude, mean or bullying.
    - Ulloa Shark Behavior Expectations
      School Wide Behavior Expectations
  - LEARNING
    Weekly School updates
    - Bell Schedules
      Bell Schedules
      
      Kindergarten Bell Schedule
      Kindergarten Bell Schedule
      
      1st and 2nd Grade Bell Schedule
      1st and 2nd Grade Bell Schedule
      
      3rd Grade Bell Schedule
      3rd Grade Bell Schedule
      
      4th and 5th Grade Bell Schedule
      4th and 5th Grade Bell Schedule
    - Academics
      Academics
    - Social Emotional Learning
      Social Emotional Learning
      
      Second Step
      Second Step
      
      Restorative Practices
      Restorative Practices
    - Cantonese Biliteracy
      Cantonese Biliteracy
    - Special Education
      Special Education
      
      Steps in the Special Education Process
      Steps in the Special Education Process
  - STUDENTS
    Students
    - Student Supports
      Student Supports
      
      SSTs
      SSTs
      
      504s
      504s
      
      IEPs
      IEPs
    - Leadership Opportunities
      Leadership Opportunities
    - Clubs
      Clubs
      
      Black Student Union (BSU)
      Black Student Union (BSU)
      
      Diversity Club
      Diversity Club
      
      Rainbow Club
      Rainbow Club
    - Library
      Information and resources for our school library.
    - Technology Resources
      Technology Resources
  - FAMILIES
    Families
    - Shark Bytes
      Family Facing Weekly Newsletter
      
      August
      The Sharkbytes is a Weekly Family Newsletter
    - Family Portal
      Family Portal
    - Ulloa PTA
      Ulloa Elementary PTA
    - Family Resources
      Family Resources
  - BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL
    Before and After School
    - After School Learning Program (ASLP)
      After School Learning Program (ASLP)
    - Ulloa Children's Center
      Ulloa Children's Center
      
      Ulloa Children's Center Summer Program
      Ulloa Children's Center Summer Program
- Visitacion Valley Elementary School
  Visitacion Valley Elementary School is a Title I School with culturally diverse students and staff who work together to create and sustain a culture of service and support. We are dedicated to partnering with our families and community to provide our stud
  - About
    Learn more about Visitacion Valley Elementary School!
    - Vision & Mission
      Our Vision and Mission
    - Principals
      Principals of Visitacion Valley Elementary School.
    - Teachers
      Meet the Teachers at VVES!
    - Staff
      Meet the Staff at VVES
    - Community Based Support Staff
      Meet the community based support staff.
    - School Policies
      VVES School Policies and Procedures
    - Bell Schedule
      Bell Schedule
    - Afterschool Programs
      Learn about the different after school options for students at VVES!
  - Learning
    - Academic Curriculum
    - Cantonese Biliteracy Pathway
      Learn about our Cantonese Biliteracy Pathway!
    - Enrichment
    - Social-Emotional Learning
    - Distance Learning Resources
  - SUMMER PROGRAMS
    A webpage detailing the different types of summer programs being offered to families
  - Families
    Family Portal, PTA, School Calendar, Family Resources
    - Family Portal
    - Get Involved!
      Get Involved!
    - Kinder 2 College
    - SUMMER PROGRAMS
      
      VVES Summer Reading Challenge
    - Resources for Families
      Subpage that lays out information for school's families.
  - Students
    - Grades 3-5 Resources
    - Grades K-2 Resources
  - Wellness
    - Community
    - Socio-Emotional
  - Library
    Access the library catalog and databases.
- Visitacion Valley Middle School
  The Visitacion Valley Middle School mission is to provide a quality education that empowers students to make a difference in the world. We are committed to Love, Literacy, and Liberation. We work hard to create a positive school climate where students are
  - About Us
    This tells you more about Visitacion Valley Middle School
    - Bell Schedule
      2026-27 Bell Schedule for Visitacion Valley Middle School
    - History
    - Instagram
      A link to Visitacion Valley Middle School's Instagram page
    - Letter from the Principal
      Letter from the Principal for the 2023-2024 School Year
    - Mission and Vision
      Mission and Vision statement for Visitacion Valley Middle School
    - Staff Websites
      Contact and general information on Visitacion Valley Middle School staff
      
      Mr. De Ocampo
      Webpage of 6th Grade and 7th Grade Math Teacher, Mr. De Ocampo, Visitacion Valley Middle School
  - Academics
    Learn more about student learning at Visitacion Valley Middle School.
    - Electives
      Electives at Visitacion Valley Middle School
    - Library
    - Newcomer
      Newcomer program at Visitacion Valley Middle School
  - Students
    - Health & Wellness Center
    - Library
      Mission Statement VVMS Library’s mission is to provide both space and resources for the development of future ready citizens, and who are lifelong readers, innovative thinkers, competent researchers, and can empathize with others.
    - StudentVUE
      What is StudentVUE and how to use it for Visitacion Valley Middle School students
    - Technology Tips for VVMS Students
  - Families
    Information for Visitiacion Valley Middle School families on resources and how they can get involved at our school
    - Reporting School Absences
      Instructions for submitting absences to the school for your student.
    - Real Options for City Kids (R.O.C.K.)
      Real Options for City Kids is "the largest provider of active and enriching programs for children and youth in San Francisco's Visitacion Valley."
    - ParentVUE
    - Chinese Family Support
    - Spanish Family Support
    - Health and Wellness Center
    - Technology for Learning
    - Weekly Newsletter Archives
      The archive for the weekly newsletters for Visitacion Valley Middle School
- West Portal Elementary School
  West Portal School is a Kindergarten through 5th grade school of over 570 students. We support learning and achievement for our students with four core beliefs: 1) All students can learn and succeed, 2) Success breeds success, 3) Schools control the
  - Library
    Information and resources for our school library.
  - School Hours
    School Hours
- Willie L. Brown Jr. Middle School
  At Willie L. Brown Jr. Middle School, students learn to use project-based STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) practices to develop the foundational skills and beliefs needed to successfully major in STEM degrees and pursue STEM career
  - 26-27 Yearbook
    26-27 Yearbook
  - About
    Information about WBMS
    - Mission & Vision
      Mission and vision of the school
    - WBMS Team
      Administrators, Teachers and Staff
      
      Admin & Front Office
      Need Support? Contact Admin and front office staff
      
      Teachers
      Meet the Teachers!
      
      English Department
      Meet our english teachers
      
      Math Department
      Meet our math teachers
      
      Physical Education
      Meet our PE teachers
      
      Science Department
      Meet our science teachers
      
      Social Studies
      Meet our social studies teachers
      
      Special Education
      Meet the SpEd team
      
      Visual and Performing Arts
      Meet our VAPA teachers
      
      Health & Wellness
      Contact Us!
      
      Counselors
      Meet the WBMS counselors.
      
      Support Staff
      Who are support staff?
      
      CBOs
    - WBMS Bell Schedule
      Bell schedule for classes. Scroll down to see each day's bell schedule.
    - Principal Note
      A word from the principal.
    - Technology at WBMS
      Technology at Willie Brown Middle School
    - WBMS Policies
      Policies (link to other pages)
  - STEM Academics
    Academics and STEM
    - Course Offerings
      Check out all the great classes at WBMS!
    - Library + Makerspace
      Come see all the awesome things our students are learning and creating in our collaborative spaces!
    - Student Vue + Clever
      Student Vue and Clever
  - Extra Curricular
    Sports, SPARK, Clubs
    - District Sports
      Learn more about playing on a WBMS sport! Below are also all the forms you'll need to complete before playing a sport.
    - Clubs
      We have recently begun several student organizations here at Willie Brown Middle School! These student organizations will promote student leadership, a positive school culture, academic achievement, strengthen the connection between students and staff, an
    - Beacon Activities
      Beacon activities (link to Beacon page)
  - Family
    Family and community section
    - Attendance
      Attendance
    - Forms + Contact Info
      Forms and contact info
    - WBMS Policies
      Cellphones, attendance, etc.
    - Student Handbook
      Student handbook
    - WBMS Parent Boards
      PTSO, SSC, ELAC
    - Family Portal
      Link to apps and more info
  - Beacon / After School
    Beacon / After School Main Section
    - Beacon Hours / Activities
      Beacon activities
    - Beacon Sign-Up
      Sign-Up
    - Beacon Staff
      From school to summer, our programs empower youth with skills, confidence, and community support to thrive.
  - Wellness
    Info on health and wellness programs
    - Wellness Services
      Health and wellness services
    - Wellness Staff
      Meet the wellness team.
    - Paperwork + Forms
      Paperwork and forms
    - Community Based Organizations
      WBMS CBO's
- Woodside Learning Center
  Woodside Learning Center
  - About Us
    About Woodside Learning Center
    - Bell Schedule
      Class bell schedule
  - Students
    Students page
  - Family Resources
    - Events
    - Free MUNI
    - Surveys
  - Staff
- Yick Wo Alternative Elementary School
  The mission of Yick Wo Elementary School is to foster lifelong learning by providing enriching academic, social, emotional, artistic and physical development experiences to every student.
  - Bell Schedule
    Bell Schedule
  - Library
    Information and resources for Yick Wo's school library.
    - Staff Technology Guide
      Resources for Yick Wo staff who would like to learn to use district-approved technology tools
      
      Adobe Express
      Yick Wo staff and students can learn how to use Adobe Express for teaching and learning.
      
      Chromebooks
      Yick Wo staff and students can learn how to use Chromebooks for teaching and learning.
      
      Clever
      Yick Wo staff and students can learn how to use Clever for teaching and learning.
      
      Destiny
      Yick Wo staff and students can learn how to use Destiny to find books for teaching and learning.
      
      Google Classroom
      Yick Wo staff and students can learn how to use Google Classroom for teaching and learning.
      
      Google Docs
      Yick Wo staff and students can learn how to use Google Docs for teaching and learning.
      
      Google Forms
      Yick Wo staff and students can learn how to use Google Forms for teaching and learning.
      
      Google Slides
      Yick Wo staff and students can learn how to use Google Slides for teaching and learning.
      
      Seesaw
      Yick Wo staff and students can learn how to use Seesaw for teaching and learning.
      
      Typing Club
      Yick Wo staff and students can learn how to use Typing Club for teaching and learning.
  - Yick Wo Resources
- Youth Chance High School
  Get connected. Get a job. Get paid. Graduate.
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