Become a Member

Cordially, I invite you to become a member of the SFABSE. June 2023 marks 46 years that this organization has hosted these educational programs for African American/Black students, educators, and families in the San Francisco Unified School District.  They are the Welcome Back, HBCU Fair, Black Student Union Summit, NABSE Conference, African American Read-In, African American Honor Roll, Oratorical & Musical Contest, Dr. MLK Jr. Essay & Poster Contest, Scholarship & Retiree Salute, and Black Graduation/Rites of Passage. www.sfabse.org

A Brief History

The National Alliance of Black School Educators was established in October 1970 by Black Superintendents nationwide. A group of Black educators from San Francisco shared the vision of prioritizing education for all children, especially Black children, and created a coalition for Black educators to exchange ideas and techniques in June 1977. This significant step was the first time all Black educators had united in a team—the effort built upon past attempts to achieve this goal.

SFABSE General Webinar

First Mondays Monthly September - June

Webinar Link; Passcode: Educators

Or Dial US: (669) 444-9171; Webinar ID: 886 3553 4089; Passcode: 439323917

International numbers

Sincerely,

Ms. Etoria D. Cheeks

cheekse@sfusd.edu

San Francisco Unified School District

Teacher on Special Assignment

Dept. of Access & Equity, Federal & State, Curriculum & Instruction

1551 Newcomb Avenue, Room 206

San Francisco, CA  94l24

SFUSD Community Partner, SFABSE

You are cordially invited to the San Francisco Alliance of Black School Educators General Meeting for SFUSD educators, families, and the City and County of San Francisco community.   "Making Education The Number One Priority in the African American Community" PO BOX 27577, San Francisco, CA 94127-9991 www.sfabse.org

Join to help make progress in planning for our upcoming 2022-23 ASY educational programs for our Black/African American scholars in SFUSD, with the Scholarship & Retiree Salute and the Black Graduation/Rites of Passage. 

Our parent organization, the National Alliance of Black School Educators, will host its 51st Annual Conference in New Orleans.