OASIS Employee Announcements

Learn storytelling in a program developed by award-winning Pixar veterans and the creators of Pixar in a Box.

Come to the annual Support for Families Information and Resource Conference on Mar. 18! This is a free conference for families of children with disabilities, the professionals who work with them, and community members. 

Certificated teachers, attend a virtual information session on Mar. 7 at 4:30 p.m. to learn more about teaching secondary health education.

Free performances available for Grades K-3 from New Conservatory Theatre Center. Based on the bestselling book Puppy Mind by Andrew Nance, this short interactive play invites students to join in the fun.

Hear the voices of Sanchez students as they retell their experience of a digital narrative photography project in their classroom. Use the resources provided to help you use these digital tools in your class.

We are currently accepting PK-12 Instructional Reform Facilitator (IRF) applications into the IRF pool for 2023-2024 School Year.

One week full of FUN and daily comprehensive programming focusing on S.T.E.M., Literacy, Culinary Arts, Music, Dance, Physical Education, and Arts & Crafts.

You can register now for SummerGATE, which offers a wide variety of enriching, project-based classes for Grades K-8. Deadline to apply: May 1.

Delta Kappa Gamma, a prestigious International Key Women’s Educators organization, is looking for professional educators to establish a new chapter in the San Francisco Bay Area. Become a charter member of this elite society.

SFUSD Arts Department Newsletter #37 March, 2023

Middle and high school teachers, learn more about the Asian Americans who fought for civil rights that benefited all who call America home on Mar. 22. This in-person event will feature prominent Asian American Studies luminaries who fought to include Ethnic Studies and AAPI studies in our schools. It will also present multimedia resources and highlight ways to incorporate them into classroom learning and provide an opportunity for teachers to share the experiences and challenges of teaching AAPI history in the classrooms.

Everyone is invited to SFUSD & SFPW Arbor Day Fair on Mar. 11, so bring your friends and family for a few hours of fun, hands-on activities and info booths.

Educators and site leaders, we would love to hear your thoughts or feedback on how we can improve SFUSD's interim assessments. The survey will take 5 to 10 minutes to complete.

On behalf of the AFT/UESF Teacher Leaders Program, please complete a short survey about training preferences for job-supported technology for educators.

Do you have a student leader who would like to participate as a Student Tech and/or Student MC on April 15 for the Citywide Youth Arts Festival?

We are seeking student leaders to support the Citywide Youth Arts Festival on April 15 as Student Tech and Student MCs.  

SFUSD certificated and para staff, you have until June to use your 18 Paid PD Hours! These paid hours can be used for external PD, district or site PD, planning, collaboration, or independent reading/learning.

Calling all SFUSD security and nurses! The Citywide Youth Arts Festival is seeking security and nurse support for Apr. 15, 2023 from 9:45 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.

We are seeking student films for the Citywide Youth Arts Festival to be shown on Apr. 15 at the Wattis Theater at the SFMOMA, in collaboration with Bay Area Video Coalition (BAVC Media). Submit films by Mar. 3.

SF Parent Coalition is inviting new SFUSD families to come and meet current SFUSD families on Mar. 22.

Information about registration of students for Summer Academy for Integrated Language Learning (SAILL), a newcomer multilingual learner high school summer program.

The First Voluntary Transfer period of the year will end this Friday, Mar. 3 (was active Monday, Feb. 20 to Friday, Mar. 3, 2023).

Teachers, help share three programs from Youth Speaks with your students.

SFUSD Science Team Naturalist Meymey Lee invites you to attend "Muni Raised Me," a free Muni-centric art show at SOMArts.

The African-American Shakespeare Company (AASC) would like to invite classes in Grades 6-12 to their spring student matinee performances of The Glass Menagerie and Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet.

Comprehensive Coordinated Early Intervening Services (CCEIS) invites families to join a stress management workshop on Wednesday, Mar. 1 at 5:30 p.m. at Leola Havard.

We will be learning stress-management techniques so that we can be our best selves!