Elementary science

Mission and Vision for Science Link to this section

The natural-born scientist in every SFUSD student will be tapped and nurtured so that they graduate from high school scientifically and ecologically literate.

This will be realized through rigorous and engaging science education connected to life-worthy and lifelong learning that fosters 21st century dispositions and skills (identifying problems & designing solutions, observation & questioning, analyzing evidence, creativity, communication, and collaboration). ​

Learn more about Science in SFUSD schools and follow us on Twitter.  Check out the main Science page.

The Elementary Science Team Link to this section

Elementary Science Core Curriculum

Renée Marcy, Director of STEM: marcyr@sfusd.edu

Claudia Scharff, Content Specialist: scharffc@sfusd.edu(link sends email)

Anastasia Pickens, Content Specialist: pickensa@sfusdedu(link sends email)

Theresa Hall, Science Resource Center Manager: hallt1@sfusd.edu(link sends email) 

Lucio Valdivia, Science Resource Center, Warehouse Support

Elementary Extended Learning, Garden Science and Outdoor Learning 

Vanessa Carter, Program Administrator: carterv@sfusd.edu(link sends email)

Carolyn Gencarella, Curriculum Consultant: gencarellac@sfusd.edu(link sends email)

Marina Krauss, Environmental Science Center Naturalist: kraussm@sfusd.ede(link sends email)

Meymey Lee, Environmental Science Center Naturalist: leem29@sfusd.edu(link sends email)

Molly Shapiro, Environmental Science Center Naturalist: shapirom@sfusd.edu(link sends email) 

K-5 Science Curriculum Information for Teachers Link to this section

SFUSD teachers: Find complete curriculum resources for science education at the K-5 Elementary Science Page. Also, connect to the K-5 SFUSD Science Portal here(link is external).

This page was last updated on November 4, 2024