OASIS Employee Announcements

Kids and teens (Ages 5-18) learn Holographic AR coding, STEM, AI, robotics engineering, design, digital art, 2D/3D animation, game design, 3D modeling, outer space exploration, nature exploration, and more with a lot of fun.

Sign up to present at the annual SFUSD Paraeducator Institute August 10-11!

All SFUSD paras can register now to attend the August 10-11 virtual institute for pay!

Students with SFUSD Chromebooks or hotspots should keep their devices until they graduate or otherwise leave SFUSD. Students who are changing from one SFUSD school to another do not return their devices. Only students who are graduating or otherwise leaving SFUSD should return their Chromebooks and hotspots to their school sites.

The Bay Area Urban Debate League will be hosting the Julia Burke Debate Institute, a free 5 day in person summer camp for middle school and high school students.

Digital Learning Facilitators from schools across the district came together to share digital learning integration portfolios aligned with the Deeper Learning Core Instructional Priorities. Learn more about their inspiring work!

Seniors and students leaving the district: Use the Google Transfer tool to transfer your files before you lose access in November.

Staffing shortages have impacted SNS, please keep this in mind when planning for next school year!

Help us celebrate our commitment to all SFUSD students and families by being a part of SFUSD's SF Pride Parade contingent, Sunday, June 25!

Apply for our 6-week summer program for young women of color entering grades 10, 11, 12 in the 2023-24 school year. Program participants receive an incentive up to $400, $500, or $600 after successful completion of the program, depending on alumni status and attendance. Deadline to apply: Sunday, Jun. 4.

Website content owners: the "recommended search terms" feature adds links to the bottom of your webpage to make it easier for website users to discover other related items.

Achievement Assessments Office is continually hiring SFUSD district substitutes (mostly retired) to administer the English Language Proficiency Assessments for California (ELPAC) each fall for 2-3 months and each spring for 3-4 months, depending on need.

New students are eligible for reclassification with 2022-2023 ELPAC Summative Scores. We are initiating a Pre-Round 1 of reclassification so that eligible students can potentially begin the 23-24 SY already reclassified. We appreciate the teachers who are able to consult with the parent/guardian and make the recommendation for reclassification with short turnaround time.

Families of Black students in SFUSD are invited to join the District African American Parent Advisory Council (AAPAC) for family fun on a Friday!

Join the California Youth Climate Policy (CYCP) Leadership Program and become a Youth Climate Policy Leader. Students receive mentoring from adult coaches and support in developing a personal leadership plan and are eligible to receive a $500 stipend upon program completion. The application deadline is May 29. 

The following assignments are available for permanent non-probationary custodians wishing to transfer to a different school or schedule within the San Francisco Unified School District.

Reach out to families to suppot them to accept or decline your school after May 26.

If your school tours start in August or Sepetember, please let Lauren Koehler in the Educational Placement Center know ASAP so we can get you set up early!

The May Community Advisory Committee for Special Education (CAC) meeting will be a review of Special Education Service Plans and Budget for the 2023-24 school year.

On May 23, the reporting period for TK-5 SBRC’s for Trimester 3 will close. Principals must inform DoT by noon on May 24 that report cards are complete, in order for report cards to be posted to ParentVUE for all students by June 2. 

The May Missing Children Monthly Poster from the California Attorney General's office is ready for review and should be posted at an appropriate area restricted to adults.

Find out what was updated or added in the May 11 Drupal release.

Check out the latest issue of the monthly SFUSD High School Student Newsletter.

Learn which apps will continue to be centrally funded for next year.

Need to earn community service hours? Students can earn their community service hours while attending Beautification Day with SFUSD for graduation requirements. Join our next Beautification Day at the John Muir Elementary School on May 13, 2023.