Department of Technology

For the new school year 2022-2023, families will be able to complete the Emergency Card form on ParentVUE starting on July 1, 2022.

The Department of Technology (DoT) will be conducting a Windows software update on Friday, July 8th from 5 pm until Saturday, July 9th at 3am of its Synergy server environment. There is no expected outage.

School site users’ views will default to the 2022-23 school year focus on June 30 at 5pm. If information from 2021-22 is needed, please change your focus by clicking on the upper right hand corner of Synergy.

For the new school year 2022-2023, families will be able to complete the Emergency Card form on ParentVUE starting on July 1, 2022.

Any certificated, classified, paraeducator, and substitute staff ending employment with SFUSD or going on leave for more than one semester are expected to return their assigned district devices.

On July 15th, the DoT will be restricting students’ ability to use Chrome extensions, to prevent students from adding extensions that allow them to bypass the district’s content filtering and extensions that have no clear academic purpose.

On July 15th, the DoT will be restricting students’ ability to use Chrome extensions, to prevent students from adding extensions that allow them to bypass the district’s content filtering and extensions that have no clear academic purpose. This change only affects students’ access to extensions.

Any certificated, classified, paraeducator, and substitute staff ending employment with SFUSD or going on leave for more than one semester are expected to return their assigned district devices.

Do you want to share your expertise using technology at your school? We are excited to announce our 7th annual Digital District Day: Engage, Create, Inspire!

Do you want to learn a new tech tool for the new school year? We are excited to announce our 7th annual Digital District Day: Engage, Create, Inspire! You’ll be able to choose from sessions to learn about Google apps, Seesaw and the brand new Seesaw Messages feature, Adobe, KQED, Common Sense Media and more!