Student/Family Opportunity

Above & Beyond Leadership & Education is hosting a free online educational college workshop on May 21 from 10:00-11:30 a.m. to help students and families achieve their college goals.

Join NAMI SF for a full month of inspiring, informative community programs.

SF youth ages 14-17, put your advanced skills in design or filmmaking in practice and learn directly from industry professionals with professional tools!

Next-Gen's mission is to provide a safe space for teens and Transitional Age Youths (TAYs) ages 13-24 to express themselves and broaden their horizons. This summer we are offering a variety of activities to our teens/TAY in our community.

This 2 week summer program will prepare students with a focused opportunity to sharpen their reading, writing, and speaking skills with the goal of having them more academically prepared to be reclassified and ready for high school.

Get vaccinated before the end of the school year! $100 for any dose received (5-17 year olds) while supplies last. No appointment required. Locations: Paul Revere, Bessie Carmichael, George Washington Carver, Redding, Bret Harte, and Starr King Elementary Schools.

A research-based and multicultural curriculum with high-quality literacy and character-building activities, this summer opportunity for African American/Black students is implemented at an official 2022 Summer Freedom School Site. Student enrollment is limited (see Contact Form). Seeking to fill positions (see job descriptions).

Learn more about technology tools at SF Public Library’s Tech Week and attend sessions from SFUSD’s Department of Technology!

Join us, and bring your SFUSD friends and their families! Perfect for those middle-school students curious about the SOTA World Music Program, friends of our amazing World Music students, and an amazing opportunity to broaden our youth’s exposure to world cultures right here in San Francisco!

SFUSD Arts Department in collaboration with SFArts Ed is proud to present the visual art work from SFUSD High School student artist @ the Minnesota Street Project Art Gallery. Participating schools: Civic Center Secondary School, John O’Connell High School, June Jordan School for Equity,  Phillip and Sala Burton Academic High School, San Francisco International High School and Thurgood Marshall Academic High School