OASIS Employee Announcements

The Summer Resource Fair is a free event featuring representatives from 100 summer programs, camps, and services for youth in grades K-8.

You can get $250 if you qualify for the federal or state Earned Income Tax Credit and are a parent living in San Francisco. Get an application or apply online at FreeTaxHelpSF.org.

The January 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.

The Springer Clubhouse in Sunnydale is now open! The new state-of-the art facility offers high-quality after school programming. Our programs include homework help, tutoring, specialized teen programming, creative arts, sports, fitness and play.

The CA Coastal Commission offers two different contests for students. One is for K-12th grade and the other is for 6-12th grade.

Language and Literacy PD to support Into Reading and Arriba la Lectura Implementation.

There are many ways that families can continue to engage their children in learning when school is not in session. Read this week's column for some fun ideas.

At SFUSD, we are dedicated to upholding and protecting the rights of all staff. We remain steadfast in our commitment to ensuring that SFUSD is a safe and supportive environment for all students, caregivers, and employees.

Thank you to all of the school sites that participated in Inclusive Schools Week 2024! There were so many wonderful celebrations that highlighted the strengths of our diverse school communities, and placed inclusion at the center, as we aim to do year-round.

Breaks can be tough for LGBTQ+ students; here’s some great tips to help support them.

Resources for students and families experiencing housing instability and homelessness.

ROUND 2: Grades 1-8 Immunization Exclusion letters should be sent out to families by 12/20/24!

CUE SF announces the first annual Emily McManus Memorial Scholarship, which will reimburse up to $1,000 to a San Francisco Bay Area-based educator, either for attending the Spring CUE 2025 conference or for implementing an innovative student project!

The holiday season is the perfect time to spark joy and creativity in your classroom! Adobe Express for Education is bringing the magic with 12 Days of Creativity — a collection of quick, fun Guided Activities that introduce generative AI in exciting ways. These 10-minute challenges are perfect for students of all skill levels to develop real-world skills while having fun.

Synergy will be offline on Monday, December 23, 2024 from 6:00 p.m. to Tuesday, December 24 at 2:00 a.m. for a regularly scheduled monthly maintenance.

The Department of Children, Youth and Their Families is making the Student Success Fund - Rapid Response Fund Grants available to all SFUSD school sites.

Both OASIS and the weekly Family Announcements Bulletin (FAB) will be on Winter Break starting Dec. 20, 2024. OASIS and FAB will resume publication on Jan. 9, 2025.

Join the African American Parent Advisory Council for Habari Gani: A Kwanzaa Celebration on Thursday, December 19, 2024, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at Ruth Asawa School of the Arts.

SFUSD schools will be closed Monday, Dec. 23 through Friday, Jan. 3 for Winter Break. SFUSD offices will be closed to the public from Dec. 25 through Jan. 1. Essential operations will continue.

Learn about SFUSD’s general education transportation services.

The first day we return from Winter Break, due to food safety regulations and dining staff limitations most sites will receive shelf-stable meals.

The Angel Island Immigration Foundation offers guided tours for classes and is inviting teachers from SFUSD to come and experience a tour of the Immigration Station along with a presentation of the many different ways that teachers can experience the island with students including both virtual and in-person field trips.

This spring, the San Francisco Math Circle is offering weekly in-person classes for 2nd-5th grade students at San Francisco State University starting the week of Feb. 24.

At the start of this school year, we announced that the Citywide Youth Arts Festival would be postponed until next year due to budget constraints. We're thrilled to share that, thanks to some amazing community partnerships, The SFUSD Youth Arts Festival will be happening this school year—just in a much smaller, reimagined form.

Fall grades must be entered by 12/20/24 to avoid a cumbersome entry process.