OASIS Employee Announcements

Project Avary is a free nonprofit program supporting youth affected by parental separation due to incarceration, detention, or deportation by providing mentoring, community, and leadership development opportunities. Learn more about its programs.

Join the Y for Youth Community Festival on Saturday, May 2.

This virtual program provides an overview of youth mental health issues, including contributing factors, warning signs related to mental health challenges, and ways to support children and teenagers.

Please read the April high school science newsletter, which includes upcoming information on our next HS Science Dept. Chair Meeting, Quarterly Checklists reminders, Consumable reminders, and some really great opportunities and scholarships for HS students.

Please read the April middle school science newsletter,which includes upcoming information on our next MS Science Teacher Leader Meeting, Quarterly Checklists reminders, Consumable reminders, and some really great opportunities for teachers, MS students, and families in celebrating Earth Month!

Please read the April Elementary School Science Newsletter, which includes upcoming information on our next ES Science Lead Meeting, Past due Amplify Science Refill Order Reminders, and some really great opportunities for teachers, ES students, and families in celebrating Earth Month!

This FREE event is for SF renters, homebuyers and homeowners to come learn about affordable housing resources and programs from over 40 housing agencies, community organizations and the San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development.

Middle and high school students can give a 3–5 minute presentation on an African American leader’s relevance today, and students K–12 can perform poetry for cash prizes at the Peace, Love & Soul Food Juneteenth Block Party in San Francisco on June 19–20.

The SF Shakespeare Festival presents a one-hour, audience-interactive version of Julius Caesar with walk-on roles and a post-performance Q&A at Koret Auditorium in the SF Main Library on April 18.

The San Francisco Youth Commission is recruiting residents ages 12–23 to advise City Hall on youth-focused policies, with applications due April 30, 2026.

The Stonestown YMCA is hosting a month-long Girls Flag Football Clinic! The program aims to create a safe, fun, and inclusive environment where girls can learn the growing sport of Flag Football!

Resources for students and families experiencing housing instability and homelessness.

This announcement serves to provide guidance for Fiscal Services Frontline payment submissions and relevant deadlines.

Given the extension to the SY25-26 academic calendar, the summer black-out period dates have been adjusted. Please review the memo below for the current site availability.

The Real Estate Office would like to share some important updates and information on Facilities Use Permit for summer and next school year.

Save the date for this year's annual AWE Awards on Thursday, April 23rd at 6pm! To nominate someone for an AWE award, please complete the form attached by March 27th!

The submission window for Digital Tools and App Requests for Fall implementation will close on April 1st.

All TK-13 SFUSD schools will be closed March 27-April 3 for Spring Break, but all PK and School Age OST programs are open during Spring Break (except for March 31). SFUSD offices will remain open March 27-April 3.

Synergy Mass Email is getting an upgrade on Wednesday, March 25, 2026.

Grades K-5 must submit Oral Health Posters by March 25, 2026.

Are you ready for an unforgettable experience this summer? Join us!
GirlVentures' programs bring girls and gender-expansive youth on exciting outdoor adventures.

City College of San Francisco’s Engineering Degree Apprenticeship Pathway (EDAP) Summer Bridge Program is now accepting applications for Summer 2026 for graduating seniors.

Join YMCA in its new 2026 dance program, where they will be offering classes for grades 2-5 where the young dancer can dive into their love of Kpop and/or ballet styles.

During this session on Monday, March 23, two Stanford professors who studied the district’s Algebra I pilot options during the 2024-25 school year will share the results of their research.

SFUSD has 27 spots for grades 6–12 teachers/counselors to attend the Digital Teaching and Learning Community of Practice at AVID Summer Institute in Sacramento, June 15–17, 2026. Participants will explore digital citizenship, AI integration, and tech-enhanced WICOR® strategies. AVID Central Office covers registration, reimbursements, and participant compensation.