Public Announcements

All SFUSD offices, summer programming, and other year-round services will be closed on Thursday, July 4, 2024 in observance of Independence Day.

Learn more about the summer meal program sites that will be closed on July 3, 4, and 5. Please check sfusd.edu/foodresources for alternative food resources.

The Family Announcements Bulletin (FAB) weekly e-newsletter will not be published on July 4. It will resume publication on Thursday, July 11.

Learn more about the schedule changes impacting the Enrollment Center offices at 555 Franklin Street and 1520 Oakdale Avenue from June 28 - July 12.

If you do not receive your SunBucks funds over the summer, and you believe you're eligible, you may not have been identified as eligible until after March 29, 2024, and will receive these funds in September through November 2024. Call CDSS Customer Service center at 1-877-328-9677 with questions.

School meals are vital to student nutrition and students' access to food during the school year. This need is elevated during the summer especially with classes not in session. Student Nutrition Services is still serving meals! Find site locations and other food resources.

The summer meals program is a Federal meal program that school districts can operate. It is part of the USDA’s National School Lunch Program. Check sfusd.edu/schoolfood for a list of school sites, dates, and meal times.

San Francisco Unified School District invites students, families, and staff to join our fourth annual SF Pride contingent on Sunday, June 30!

The Enrollment Center is excited to announce some changes to the application process for the 2025-26, aimed at making the enrollment process simpler, more transparent and more equitable. 

SFUSD MFIF for 2024-25 SY will be available online July 1, 2024! Eligible families qualify for school and community benefits. Every form helps earn school funding!

Combat summer slide, learning loss that occurs over the summer. Participate in the Library's summer learning program, Summer Stride and keep your child and family engaged. Free programs, activities and books are yours for the taking! Learn your way to a Free Limited Edition tote bag or pencil pouch by completing 20 hours of learning.

You can now print out hard copies of SFUSD's web pages in an easily readable and organized format!

The SF Department of Children, Youth and Their Families (DCYF) has information about summer camps and programs for children and youth in K-8.

The SF Department of Children, Youth and Their Families (DCYF) has information about summer jobs, internships, and programs on their Opportunities for Youth page.

Starting in the 2024-25 school year, parents/guardians can use the ParentVUE App, to enter a FULL day absence via the ParentVUE portal on their mobile app or desktop site.

View our weekly updates with the key developments from the previous week and upcoming events.

Summer resources for students and families experiencing housing instability and homelessness.

Looking for volunteer experience this summer? If you will be in Grades 8–12 next school year, can contribute at least 10 hours of service and would like to gain experience for school and job applications, come join the Summer Youth Volunteer program at the San Francisco Public Library.

Eligible SFUSD non-citizen parents, guardians, and caregivers have the right to participate in the upcoming School Board Election.

At the Board of Education meeting on June 25, the Board will discuss criteria for school closures, mergers, and co-locations, as a part of the process for developing a new school portfolio for 2025-26. The Board is not voting on school closures on June 25.

Synergy will be offline starting Wednesday, June 26 at 6 p.m. to Thursday, June 27 at 3 a.m. for routine maintenance.

All SFUSD schools and offices will be closed on Wednesday, June 19 to observe Juneteenth.

On June 7, access to StudentVUE and ParentVUE switched to the Summer Extension for all students.

Graduating seniors: Claim money in your K2C account today. You have at least $50, plus any personal contributions and incentives, to continue your education after high school.

This summer plug into KQED and explore new opportunities in media making for teachers, and then plug in your students in the Fall. Check out the resources and let your colleagues and students know.