Student Supports & Programs - Staff Resources

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This page includes information on how to support students who are English learners or who receive Special Education or Section 504 services. It also includes resources for refugees and immigrants, LGBTQ students, foster youth, students experiencing homelessness, and children with incarcerated parents.

See Student Services for employee resources about student-focused services, including student health & injuries, after school, counseling, nutrition, transportation, records & transcripts, mentoring, and high school credit recovery.

Student Supports & Programs

English Learners/ Multilingual Pathways

Find resources to support newcomer students or other students who are learning English. Also includes World Language programs.

Special Education

Find resources to support students who receive Special Education services, including those with IEP's.

Section 504

Section 504 enables a student with a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities to receive accommodations and/or related services to ensure equal access to education.

Translation & Interpretation (TIU) Services Requests

Request translation (written) or interpretation (oral) services for general education, Special Education, 504 plan or SST.

LGBTQ Student Services

Information and resources for staff to support lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer and questioning students and families in our schools.

Foster Youth Services

Find PD, services and other resources to support the unique educational needs of foster youth.

Students Experiencing Homelessness

Find resources for students experiencing homelessness. Includes tips to assist transition students.

Children of Incarcerated Parents

See childrens' bill of rights, curriculum and other resources to support children with incarcerated parents.

Refugee & Immigrant Supports

Find resources to support students who are immigrants or refugees. Includes ICE and law enforcement guidance.

City wide tutorial program

The Citywide Tutorial Program provides a safe, rigorous after school program to bridge the achievement gap for African American and Latino students enrolled in the SFUSD, grades K-12.

This page was last updated on May 16, 2023