There will be 4 dates for these Info Sessions for any aspiring administrator or those wanting to learn more about administration.
The Principal Leadership Institute provides preparation for equity focused candidates who are interested in improving educational outcomes for historically underserved students. In 14 months, candidates earn a Masters of Arts in Educational Leadership as well as the Preliminary Administrative Services Credential. Active, rigorous, and relevant instruction is a hallmark of the program.
The Where Art Lives program can help you and your students use graffiti art 🎨 to deepen their learning and explore what they can do for their community. This may be best for 6th grade classroom teachers of history, English Language Development, AVID, English Language Arts, Leadership, or Arts. Our services are FREE and can include art supplies, 📚 sketchbooks for each students, teaching artist visits, 💲 stipends for teachers, and support with assessment. Let's figure out what will be most helpful for you.
SFUSD Arts Department is recruiting for an Arts Coordinator at every school site in the district. If you are interested, please contact your school site principal.
Developed by SF Resident, Vince Yuen, https://refuserefusesf.org/ was created to tackle the problem with trash on our streets. One of the program's initiatives is to partner with schools dedicated to keeping their neighborhood clean.
Act fast! Unique school material donations are now available for pick-up. Since the SFUSD Warehouse has limited space, Spark* is now connecting schools and teachers directly with the available donations through our In-kind Donation Program (updated weekly).
Are you interested in helping your school reduce the waste we send to landfill? Sign up for the Zero Waste Champion program! Zero Waste Champions are volunteers involved in promoting environmental stewardship and increasing participation in recycling and composting at schools. These volunteers will receive training and ongoing support from Recology, the SFUSD Sustainability Office, and the SF Department of Environment.
