Join SFUSD’s Latin@ Community Council (LCC) for Roadmap to College on December 3, 2026, at Mission High School. Families will explore college pathways, A-G requirements, financial literacy, admissions, and college and career resources to support their child’s journey to higher education.
Bring the whole family to the 4th Annual Holiday Literacy, Math, and Science Fair in the Mission Neighborhood on Dec. 5 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at César Chávez Elementary School. Enjoy fun literacy, math, and science games and activities, pick out free books to take home for holiday reading, and join workshops on how to support learning at home, housing and taxes.
The Student, Family, Caregivers, and Community Member Application for the High School Math Adoption Committee is now open. Learn more and apply in English, Spanish, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Samoan, Chinese, or Arabic.
SFUSD’s Curriculum and Instruction department is hosting a virtual University Partners Fair on Friday, November 6, from 5–6 p.m. via Google Meet for anyone interested in earning a teaching credential. Attendees can meet representatives from USF, SFSU, CalStateTEACH, National University, and Notre Dame de Namur University to learn about their credential programs and available scholarships.
The Aspiring Administrators Series is a four-day hybrid learning experience from December 2026 to March 2027 designed to help educators who have an admin credential or are considering seeking one, and who are looking to build leadership skills, connect with district leaders, and join a network of future SFUSD administrators. Applications are due Nov. 20, 2026 at 5 p.m.
Please read the November Elementary School Science Newsletter, which includes important annoucments such as Exploratorium for After Dark event, New modified pacing guides from Amplify Science, science materials, reminder for Science Lead meeting slides and next steps, as well as resources/opportunites for you and your students.
Please read the November middle school science newsletter, which includes important science annoucments such as: Exploratorium for After Dark event, Spring consumables, TUVA Curriculum updates, Science Qtr #3/#4 deadlines, safety deadline and resources/opportunites for you and your students.
Please read the November high school science newsletter, which includes important science annoucments such as: Exploratorium for After Dark event, living organisms, BABEC labs, Science Qtr #3/#4 deadlines, safety deadline and resources/opportunites for you and your students.
Migrant Education Program is seeking passionate and dedicated teachers who can support our online tutoring program. Teachers will be supporting migrant students in grades 6-12. This is a paid opportunity to provide academic support and help students reach grade level in reading and math.
Are you passionate about making a difference in your school and the Latin@ SFUSD community? SFUSD students in grades 9-11 can apply to the Latin@ Community Council Youth Fellowship Program to elevate Latin@ student voices, celebrate their culture, and advocate for equity and opportunity across SFUSD.
