OASIS Employee Announcements

March is Nutrition Month! Help students learn about the importance of nourishing yourself!

Find your menus at sfusd.edu

Join the Breakfast celebration this year! Find a way to engage your school around school breakfast.

Meet Lorraine Bowser, dining lead at Downtown High School. Black History Month is about perseverance, strength, and community. And definitely cultivating community through good food!

We are celebrating water! If you are an elementary school teacher and would like to have your student’s art on MUNI buses, then join the Happy Hydration Art Contest! This art contest is open to all TK-5th grade students. Submission Deadline Date: April 15, 2025.

Kindergarten to College's 2025 Art & Video Contests with the theme, “A Future Worth Saving For” is here!

The Department of Technology (DoT) will be making some necessary updates to the Windows student login environment during Spring Break. Most schools will not notice any changes, and Google login functionality will remain unaffected. However, should your site possess older Windows 10 computers used by students, please review the information detailed below.

Next week is Civic Week and we wanted to share some Civics resources for field trips in our own Civic Center.

Welcome to the 38th Annual Solo Mujeres Art Exhibition from March 8 to April 13th

“GIRLFLY has taught me to show anger, messiness, and sadness through dance. And that it doesn’t always have to be happy.”

As we are fast approaching the summer, we would like to share some important information and updates about the 2025 summer and 2025-26 school year permits.

Advance your child’s athletic journey with SF All-Stars Camp!

High school students living, attending school in, or with a strong connection to District 3 (Chinatown, Nob Hill, North Beach, or Russian Hill, and more!) are encouraged to apply for the District 3 Youth Council! Applications are rolling, but it is advised to apply before March 12 at 11:59 p.m.

New Conservatory Theatre Center is thrilled to offer Bee Amazing! – a fast-paced, interactive play designed just for SFUSD students in grades K-3.

2nd Annual Lalaga Le Ato Summit! Elementary & middle school sites must sign up their rising 6th and 9th grade NHPI students to participate.

Applications for the San Francisco Department of Elections Spring 2025 High School Elections Ambassador program are now available.

Boat Building Program for 8th - 10th graders where participants will learn about traditional wooden boat building technique.

Chinatown Hackathon - Largest High Schooler Only Programming Competition in San Francisco.

Grease - School Version! will be showing March 14-15 in the Presidio Auditorium.

Beginning in 2025–2026, students in kindergarten, grade one, and grade two must be screened (using a state approved assessment) for risk of reading difficulties per Education Code Section 53008. All K-2 Educators and school leaders are encouraged to attend an upcoming K-2 Reading Screener Review Session on Wednesday, March 12 from 3:30-5pm. Register via bit.ly/AAOPDRegistration 

Come and celebrate the life and career of Corky Kern- an outstanding special education teacher.

Read this announcement to find information about which providers to contact regarding your health, vision, dental, and retirement benefits.

The San Francisco Arts Education Project launches the 30th anniversary of its arts summer camp, SFArtsED Summer. Three sessions (each two weeks) arranged by age and interest. For ages 6-14.

W-2 forms have been processed and mailed on January 29, 2025. Please allow up to 10 working days to receive them via USPS. An electronic copy of your W-2 will also be available on EmPower on February 1, 2025.

At SFUSD we are dedicated to making digital literacy part of literacy in general. With vast amounts of information available online, it's crucial for students to develop the ability to critically evaluate sources, identify misinformation, and discern credible content.