OASIS Employee Announcements

Tools to support English Learner (EL) Progress monitoring and identifying students who need additional support

Share your voice and support Black students by participating in the CCEIS (Comprehensive Coordinated Early Intervening Services) Educational Partners series of workshops. Participants will share their opinions on how to best interrupt Black students from being disproportionately identified as needing Special Education Services.

NEW VASA High School: A Certificate Pathway for SFUSD Juniors and Seniors! BEGINS Spring 2023! The NEW VASA High School Certificate Pathway is a collaboration between the SFUSD Fa’a Sāmoa Initiative, SFUSD NHPI Programming, SFUSD College and Career Readiness, CCSF VĀSĀ (Oceania) Student Success Program, Critical Pacific Islands & Oceania Studies, and the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies.

Tune into California Association of Asian and Pacific Leaders in Education's (CAAPLE) new podcast, Asian American Pacific Islanders (AAPI): More than a Monolith.

Join us for a youth stewardship and leadership program for rising 9th to 12th graders who live in or attend a school in the northeast neighborhoods of San Francisco. As a Greenager, you will be trained to improve our city’s green spaces while leading opportunities to address important community issues.

Think Round Fine Arts (TRFA) cordially invites students and teachers to attend The Paradise Project, Part 4, an exhibition of paintings by Heidi Hardin and numerous other SF fine artists. The exhibition shows through Dec. 30.

Need help registering for City College of SF Spring 2023 class? Visit us during out in-person registration support.

Come together with the community for our launch of the African American Parent Advisory Council (AAPAC) Implementation Guide!

Check out the latest issue of the monthly SFUSD employee newsletter.

Check out the latest issue of the SFUSD High School Student Newsletter and share with your students!

Are you interested in pursuing your teaching credential while working as a full-time salaried teacher? Do you know someone who would make an exceptional educator in the classroom but doesn't have their teaching credential? Get to know SFUSD's Pathway to Teaching - SFUSD's intern practice-based credential program!

Learning to read is an important life skill. How do parents know they are doing the right things when teaching their children to read? How do parents know what are the red flags and what the school should be using to teach children to read? Our expert panelists will share important concepts, strategies, and interventions that cultivate early learners love of literacy.

Job Seekers, please use this link to register for the event. Or visit careers.sfusd.edu to view job descriptions and apply to ongoing and new positions.

Find out more about the training and resources that are available for EMPowerSF, including office hours, requests for specific training, and more.

Send parents home from conferences with the best district tech resources with this translated flyer.

There will be a planned network outage at Marshall High School and the 42 sites attached to Marshall’s core network on Friday, Nov. 11, 2022 (Veterans Day) from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Did you know that all SFUSD educators and students have access to Adobe Express, an intuitive yet powerful creation tool that works on any device? Adobe will be offering training for all SFUSD educators and staff in partnership with SFUSD’s Department of Technology (DoT). Learn more!

After postponing one year due to Covid, SFUSD and Safe Routes to School is restarting the biannual Travel Tally the weeks of Nov 7 and Nov 14. An email was sent to all principals with detailed instructions for all K, 5th, 6th, and 9th grade teachers to administer the quick 5-10 min Travel Tally. 

Now you can find the best SFUSD family technology resources in one place, with this translated flier.

Find out what was updated or added in the Nov. 9, 2022 Drupal release.

City College of San Francisco is offering noncredit courses in the areas of learning English. Earn a diploma, get citizenship prep, and get job skill training.

Alcatraz City Cruises' 2023 community outreach program will offer one free Bay Discover Cruise ticket to all K-5 students within the San Francisco Bay Area.

Superintendent Wayne is declaring a state of emergency to implement extraordinary corrective actions to fix issues with EMPowerSF.

Make your voice heard! Teens are invited to develop and perform their stories, dance, film, and music in weekly online and in-person classes. This program is free for all teens (14-18 years old) internationally. San Francisco residents are eligible for a $250 stipend upon completion of the program.

Join us for the City Kids Fall Festival on Saturday Nov. 12! We'll have free games, candy, kids activities, doorbuster prizes, backpacks, limited Design Lab tickets, raffle prizes include Supreme gear, scooters, skateboards and so much more.