OASIS Employee Announcements

Mandatory training this spring for all T-10 Security Staff who did not complete the PD sessions during 2020-21 school year.

Youth Art Exchange is happy to invite you to our (415) Public Gallery, an art show that places the public as both exhibitors and audience members. The curation of the art show will be crowdsourced from those living/working/loving in San Francisco. No, we really mean EVERYONE, whether they consider themselves an artist or not, we want everybody’s creativity in our gallery. All ages/backgrounds welcome.

Come to "Our City, Our Canvas", a Family Day event celebrating student creativity hosted by Minnesota Street Project in collaboration with the San Francisco Arts Education Project and the SFUSD Arts Department. Live musical, dance, and choral performances will take place throughout the afternoon in conjunction with SFArtsED's Dialogues exhibit showcasing the visual artwork of students and their artist mentors.

Join us for the next event in the monthly series, SFUSD Climate Justice & YOU: Climate Justice in Your Classroom (March 17th, 4:30-5:30pm).

The Opportunities For All (OFA) intern and fellow application is available. You must be a San Francisco resident and/or student to qualify.

Virtual Classroom Warrior Series Presented by Kaiser Permanente and the Warriors on March 15 and April 26. Thrive Within will provide actionable tools to help educators stay calm amid the chaos and better cope with stress. Show up as your most effective, authentic teacher and best version of yourself. Learn how to reflect with purpose, recharge with intention and revitalize with graceful power.

Results shared for 8th grade students of Secondary Immersion, World Language, and those with home language proficiency in Chinese, Spanish, and Japanese.

The Special Olympics Northern California Schools Department is excited to announce the second annual Unified Sports Challenge! Take on schools from across Northern California any time in April to see who's the ultimate champion!

Read about pending changes related to masking and contact tracing.

Check out the latest issue of the monthly SFUSD employee newsletter.

Our Model United Nations program will focus on civic engagement and international issues, explore other cultures, and will help grow their critical thinking skills. The youth will be in a delegation that will meet weekly with a Y staff who will be a Program Adviser.

As another school year quickly approaches its end, City College is here to ease the transition for graduating seniors. Students and their families are invited to join us for a virtual Career Education Showcase on Tuesday, April 19, 2022 from 4:00-5:30 pm.

A.C.T.'s Young Conservatory is an internationally recognized professional theater training program for young people from ages 8-19.

Organic yogurt and organic fruit on the menu! Celebrate at your school or with your kids. School breakfast helps us be fueled and ready for the day!

Learn about new LanguageLine resources to support communication with families in need of interpretation.

The Pride Poster Competition is presented by the Queer Trans Advisory Council, with categories for grades K-5, grades 6-8 and grades 9-12.

This month's PD for paraeducators is "Digging into Restorative Practices" and will be held on March 9 from 2:30 to 3:45 p.m.

Support kids’ learning and nourishment! Job openings with Student Nutrition Services. Please spread the word.

Go to sfusd.edu/menus to view, translate, or print the menu for your school!

Find out what was updated or added in the Feb. 24, 2022 Drupal release.

SFUSD is offering a six-week intensive Accelerated Summer Geometry course for SFUSD 9th graders who are completing CCSS Algebra 1 and would like to take CCSS Algebra 2 during their regular academic year as 10th graders.

The Monthly Missing Children Poster from the California Attorney General's office is available to view.

Attend this year’s de Youngsters Day Out on March 5 from 9:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. This free, in-person, all-day event includes hands-on art making activities and conversations with community partners and local artists.

Do you know someone doing an excellent job helping students receiving special education services grow? Students, teachers, para-educators, content specialists, counselors, administrators or anyone going above and beyond to get our students learning. Nominate these advocates for an AWE Award (Advocates Worthy of Excellence Award).

At Camp EDMO, Pre-K through 8th graders experience the spirit of summer camp while engaging in hands-on activities that unleash their inner maker, scientist, artist, and coder.