SFUSD is taking steps to transition from our current payroll, finance, and human resources systems – including EMPowerSF – to a new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system.
Monthly automated Truancy letters were posted to Synergy on Friday, Mar. 15. Families and schools can ensure that attendance data is correct and complete by following this guidance.
Nominations due: Friday, March 1st
Each year the SFUSD CAC for Special Education recognizes and celebrates the individuals and groups who support, inspire and teach students with exceptional needs in the San Francisco Unified School District. We are grateful to all individuals who are allies to our students. Their efforts and kindness make a difference.
Do you know where to find your school’s menu? Please take a moment to look over the March menu and share with your staff. All menus can be found at sfusd.edu/menus.
To celebrate and honor Black History Month, Student Nutrition Services (SNS) took the time to sit down with a few dining staff members to hear about their experience working in their schools, what Black History Month means to them, and how everyone in the community can be celebrating and learning.
The Stice Lab at Stanford University is currently looking for parents who have experienced disordered eating and their daughters, who have not experienced disordered eating, between the ages of 12-16 to participate in a study investigating healthy adolescent development and eating behaviors.
Come join us for this fun, free event this Saturday, Mar. 30! At our full day of chess, kids will be to be able to play, have fun, compete, make friends, and keep the scholastic community together in the Bay Area.
The Stice Lab at Stanford University is currently looking for parents who have experienced disordered eating and their daughters, who have not experienced disordered eating, between the ages of 12-16 to participate in a study investigating healthy adolescent development and eating behaviors.
Come join us for this fun, free event on Mar. 30! At our full day of chess, kids will be to be able to play, have fun, compete, make friends, and keep the scholastic community together in the Bay Area.
