United Educators of San Francisco (UESF) has established a scholarship in the amount of $1,500 to be awarded to ten students in the spring semester of 2023. Applications are due by Friday, Feb. 24, 2023.
The DLI Aspiring Principals of Color Fellowship is a 16-month program is designed for and by school leaders of color. If you want to become a principal, are located in Los Angeles or the San Francisco Bay Area, are a culturally responsive educator, and committed to social justice, this fellowship is for you! This is a 100% tuition-free fellowship. Fellows are responsible for the cost of fees and books.
SFUSD’s updated Student & Family Handbook is available online in multiple languages at sfusd.edu/handbook! The Student & Family Handbook is a resource for all SFUSD stakeholders, to support students and families to understand the rights they have in the district.
Are you interested in pursuing your teaching credential while working as a full-time salaried teacher? Do you know someone who would make an exceptional educator but doesn't have their teaching credential? Pathway to Teaching is accepting applications for the Multiple Subject + Bilingual Spanish Authorization and Education Specialist, Mild to Moderate Support Needs programs. Our final deadline is Jan. 8!
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) SF team is producing a series of events in January! Drop in to chat with staff at the Open House, attend the Mental Health 101 presentation, or meet other community members while walking along Ocean Beach during the Saturday Stroll.
SMART is now accepting applications for 4th-grade students to enter our program. SMART is a 12-year college access program that starts in 4th grade and goes all the way through college, including academic support, after-school enrichment, summer programming, college preparation, and support in college.
