Student & Family Services

The February truancy notification window opens on Monday, February 14th.

See updated SFDPH protocols for childcare, athletics and TK-12 Schools, including topics such as identifying clusters, isolation & quarantine timelines, and wearing masks.

SFUSD is required by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to conduct Principal and Health Education Leader surveys to assess the status of school health policies and programs at middle and high school levels.

See updated guidance on students who are not fully vaccinated for COVID‑19, with a close contact outside of a TK-12 school setting (e.g. at home or after school).

See updated guidance for employee close contacts who are asymptomatic, vaccinated with a primary series and booster eligible but NOT yet boosted.

Starting January 10, if staff receive positive test results for COVID-19, are symptomatic, or are a close contact, they should immediately call the COVID-19 Support Line at 415-660-9850. 

Starting on January 10th:  If your student tests positive for COVID-19, is symptomatic, or is a close contact, you should immediately call the COVID-19 Support Line at 415-660-9850. 

COVID-19 Positive Case Cluster: A “cluster” is defined as 3 or more COVID-19 cases in a classroom in a 14-day period, where people were likely infected in the classroom. 

Be sure to include your insurance information when using Color Test Kits @ SFUSD!

SFUSD is working with Sandy Hook Promise to launch the “Say Something” Anonymous Tip Reporting App in Spring, 2022