OASIS Employee Announcements

CBEI and the California Department of Education offer financial assistance, mentorship, and resources to support educators pursuing National Board Certification, whether you're just exploring the process or already on your way.

SFUSD invites our school communities to join our upcoming virtual budget town hall this Thursday, Nov. 13, to share input on district budgetary priorities.

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Bring the whole family to the 3rd Annual Winter Literacy, Math & Science Fair on Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025, from 11AM to 2PM at César Chávez Elementary School.
Enjoy fun literacy, math, and science games and activities, pick out free books to take home for holiday reading, and join parent workshops on how to support learning at home.

Per California Education Code Section 53008 all students in grades K–2 are screened each year for risk of reading difficulties. In SFUSD, Grade 1 & 2 students are screened for reading difficulties using Amira. Amira Screening for newly enrolled grade 1 & 2 students must be completed by November 21, in order to comply with the state requirement that students are screened within the first 45 days of school. Read to find resources to support administration and conversations about the Amira Reading screener with families.

The SF Board of Education will meet on Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025. Public open session begins at 6:30 p.m. View the agenda and learn more.

Current California credentialed teachers can apply for a scholarship of up to $2,500 or free classes to earn a Bilingual Authorization in an Asian language through the CSU Asian Language Bilingual Teacher Education Program Consortium. Participants must demonstrate language proficiency, complete required coursework and seminars, and commit to teaching in an Asian dual language program.

The Enrollment Center has published a new public resource which shows assignment outcomes for each specific school, grade, program combination.

Event for 9th Grade Students & Families! You’re invited to an evening dedicated to student success! Discover what students need to thrive and learn about the many opportunities and resources designed to help them achieve their goals.

The San Francisco Health Services Agency (SFHSA) is giving a one-time prepaid grocery card to San Francisco CalFresh households to help them buy food during this uncertain time. SFUSD staff are encouraged to share information and resources from the CalFresh Emergency Grocery Card Program with families and community partners.

Nutrition and food access are more important than ever. Student Nutrition Services and our partner organizations are here to help. View this announcement for additional food resources in San Francisco!

Non-commissioned Financial Advisors at SchoolsFirst FCU, will be offering complimentary 45-minute one-on-one retirement planning appointments (in person) for all full-time and part-time SFUSD employees from Nov. 19 to Nov. 21.

Grow your leadership and connect with peers through SFUSD’s Aspiring Administrators Series—a 4-day learning experience for future school leaders. Build skills, network with district leaders, and prepare for admin roles. Apply by November 14, 2025 to join this inspiring cohort!

Congratulations on completing the Fall interim Star assessment administration for all students Kindergarten to High School per the 2025-26 SFUSD Assessment Plan!  Now that we have concluded the Fall 2025 Star Assessment administration, read to find resources for analyzing and sharing Star results with families.

Join the Diverse Education Leaders Pipeline Initiative (DELPI) Info Session on November 12 to learn how the DELPI grant can fund your leadership credential program at SF State or UC Berkeley (PLI). Register today!

In 2007, Congress recognized November as National Homeless Youth Awareness Month (NHYAM) to build awareness of youth homelessness. Find resources on what staff and schools can do during November!

We are happy to be partnered with the New Teachers Center to provide monthly 3 hour in-person professional development sessions for new Central Office leaders, around leadership skills and mindsets from the San Francisco Equity Leadership Framework (SELF).

Come join us Nov. 17, 2025 at our second LCC general meeting hosted at Mission High School. Dr. Su will be presenting on budget updates and we will have community resources: PODER, LA RAZA, MUJERES UNIDAS, GOOD SAMARITAN and MORE!
We will have food and childcare and FREE PARKING!! Don't Miss Out!

Any questions please contact: Brenda Sandoval Moreno 415-710-1640

High School Credit Recovery-Evening/Saturday classes are available for students who need additional credits to earn a high school diploma. Teacher Salary, in accordance with the UESF contract, is $60.77/per hour – approximately 80 extended hours will be paid out over the course of each semester.

Bring the whole family to the 3rd Annual Winter Literacy, Math & Science Fair on Sat, December 6, 2025, from 11AM to 2PM at César Chávez Elementary School.
Enjoy fun literacy, math, and science games and activities, pick out free books to take home for holiday reading, and join parent workshops on how to support learning at home.

Looking for drama opportunities for your students but not sure where to start?! New Conservatory Theatre Center has you covered!

High school students: Apply to SFO AIM, a virtual-based program that introduces current high school students to the aviation industry through virtual learning and early career exposure.

Empower ME Academy (EMA) invites SFUSD students to join our fun, high-energy basketball clinics this Thanksgiving and Winter Break!

One day institute to provide workshops on Language and Literacy and Math instructional practices for PK-8 teachers, coaches and administrators.

It’s the final week of SFUSD-administered Open Enrollment! Please review the important updates and deadlines in this announcement to ensure your 2026 benefits are accurate.