OASIS Employee Announcements

The Cow Palace is hosting a creative competition to celebrate the birthday of Dr. King with a focus on “speaking out” and encouraging youth to share their voice respectfully and effectively.

I know we face a hard truth: to get our district back on track, we have to buckle down on our financial challenges. And that means making decisions that won't be easy, but are necessary to set up the district for long-term success.

Based on user feedback, we have made it easier for you to translate SFUSD websites. On desktop computers, you can now translate SFUSD websites, including school websites, by selecting your preferred language on the top left corner of the website.

It’s never too late to learn about Student Nutrition Services (SNS)! If you’re unfamiliar with SNS, we have plenty to share with you.

Share the Harvest of the month with your school community.

SFUSD and City collaboration will continue following the sunset of the Mayor’s School Stabilization Team.

Potential Maintenance Window to Resolve Google Classroom & Synergy Gradebook Sync this Weekend (12/14 or 12/15).

Upcoming Network Threat Analytics Upgrade on 12/20/24 From 6:00AM - 6:30AM

The 27th Annual Unity Parade and Rally will take place on Saturday, Dec. 14. The committee is proud to celebrate another year of peace and joy during the holiday season with a toy drive and free food for all.

SFUSD has a suite of mathematics and ELA digital learning tools to support students in the classroom.

Support your families with applying for next year!

The California Newcomer Education & Wellbeing (CalNew) project supports SFUSD by offering a series of webinars designed to empower educators and staff in serving newcomer immigrant students. There is one the afternoon of Dec. 12.

The enrollment process for San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) Preschool and Toddler programs became more accessible and family friendly as of Monday, December 2nd 2024, as we rolled out our online application!

During the first week of December, we take time to celebrate something at the heart of what public schools are about. We have inclusive schools, which means we include everyone — and that means everyone — in our classrooms and our schoolyards.

Encourage Students to Give School Food & Meal Pins Another Chance. There's a new meal pin flyer to help!

Still looking for ways to celebrate inclusion at your school site this week? Explore celebration ideas, learn about our upcoming district-wide event on 12/5, and more below!

Celebrate SFUSD Inclusive Schools Week 2024 by joining a Superfest Screening hosted with the new Disability Cultural Center on December 5th from 6:00-7:30pm! Please register for this virtual event below.

Synergy upgrades and accessibility outside of the US.

Originally posted on Nov. 22, 2024: We recognize the national election results have led to many emotions among our students, families, and staff. Understanding the impact that this may have on our school communities, the San Francisco Unified School District reiterates our commitment to protecting the rights of our students, families, and staff, and especially those most affected by any upcoming changes in the federal administration.

Join us in celebrating literacy for the second year! All families are welcome.
Explore literacy resources and help improve your child’s reading. For PK-5 graders!

Check out the Arts Department 2nd Semester Quarterly Newsletter.

T(w)een Winter Read starts Dec. 1, 2024 and finishes Jan. 10, 2025. For ages 10-18.

For over 40 years, New Conservatory Theatre Center has provided San Francisco students with high-quality drama programming, and we want to bring our stellar workshops to your school. For grades K-8.

Calling all Kindergarten, 5th, 6th, and 9th-grade teachers! Don't miss your final opportunity to participate in the 2024 San Francisco Safe Routes to School Travel Tally. This is your chance to directly impact your school's safety and sustainability. The Travel Tally officially ends on December 20th.

The December 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.