Public Announcements

Join The Boys and Girls Clubs of San Francisco for programs all summer long!

Experience the magic of Camp Mendocino, a program of the Boys and Girls Clubs of San Francisco.

Apply for Mission Bit's Summer Coding Bootcamp for 9th – 12th graders by Apr. 28.

Student Nutrition Services will not be serving meals during Spring Break, 4/8 through 4/12. Please share with your school community the available food resources around the city during the break. Please remember, especially during the holidays, that nutrition and food access are wellness!

Do you know where to find your school’s menu? Please take a moment to look over the April menu and share with your staff. All menus can be found at sfusd.edu/menus.

Oral Health Posters for the 48th Annual Oral Health Poster Contest, "Health Habits for for Healthy San Francisco Smiles", for Grades K-5 must be submitted by next Monday, April 15, 2024. Prizes will be awarded to the winning students, teachers, and principals.

Join us for a free family festival in the Bayview this Sunday, Apr. 14 with inclusive activities and entertainment for all families but particularly families of children with disabilities and complex medical needs. Register today.

826 Valencia Mission Bay is holding a free 7-week multimedia workshop centered on food and culture as seen through the lens of the youth.

826 Valencia Mission Bay is holding a free 6-week art journal workshop, where students will create and repurpose a book into their own art journal.

On Saturday, May 4, 2024, CAA will bring together students, parents/guardians, educators, and other local community members for a 1-day convening to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Lau v. Nichols, reflect on current gaps for multilingual learners and families, and share opportunities for continued advocacy. RSVP by Apr. 15.

Registration is available for the San Francisco Math Circle's Summer 2024 Math Camp!

All TK-13 SFUSD schools will be closed Apr. 8-12 for Spring Break, but all PK and School Age OST programs are open Apr. 8-12. SFUSD offices will remain open Apr. 8-12.

SFUSD is seeking input from community, families, staff, and students on draft criteria for school mergers, co-locations, and closures for the 2025-2026 school year.

PK and OST programs at Early Education and Elementary Schools that will open from Apr. 8-12.

Check out the latest edition of SFUSD's monthly newsletter for families.

On Wednesday, Apr. 10, the Enrollment Center office at 555 Franklin Street will close early at 12:00 p.m. After 12:00 p.m. on that day, families who need enrollment assistance can reach the Enrollment Center by phone at 415-241-6085 until 4:30 p.m.

SFUSD is proposing a change to the Lowell Admissions Policy that will have SFUSD students and non-SFUSD students taking the same test as part of the admissions process for Lowell High School.

Join authors, Natasha Tripplett, Aida Salazar, Lisa Moore Ramee and more this Saturday, Apr. 6 at the SFPL BIPOC Kid LitFest Featuring the 28th Annual Effie Lee Morris Author Talk. This daylong celebration of diverse authors designed for budding readers, emphasizing the joy of diverse narratives and promising an afternoon of inspiration, representation, and the transformative magic of literature.

Join us for a special dance workshop for the whole family at the beautiful Alonzo King LINES Dance Center studios! Register today! Next workshop: Sunday, Apr. 14

All SFUSD schools will be closed on Monday, Apr. 1 in observance of César Chávez Day. SFUSD offices will remain open on Apr. 1.

SFUSD has revised policies and procedures concerning: Non-Discrimination Statement, Non-Discrimination/Harassment Policy, Hate-Motivated Behavior, Bullying and Harassment, and Student Sexual Harassment. A PDF of this memo is linked in this announcement.

The San Francisco Board of Education voted to adopt new Language Arts core curricula for Grades PK-8 at its special workshop meeting on Tuesday, March 26. The new curricula will debut in the 2024-25 school year.

Join us this Friday, Mar. 29 for Lalaga Le Ato (Weaving the Basket), an event which brings together 5th & 8th graders in the Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Community as they prepare for their academic transition to 6th & 9th grade in the fall.

This free event includes a resource fair with housing experts on Saturday, May 18 and 3 days of online workshops for homeowners, renters, and homebuyers May 14 to 16.

826 Valencia is hosting the Young Authors’ Workshop (YAW), a three-week writing camp this summer open to rising 9th-12th graders. Apply as soon as possible or by Apr. 1 at the latest.