SFUSD needs families who require a SFUSD Chromebook or Hotspot to answer a two-question survey in ParentVue starting October 20.

All Internet access into and from SFUSD’s network, including district-provided student hotspots, will be temporarily offline for 3 hours between 11 pm on Friday, October 22nd and 2 am on Saturday, October 23rd.

Join a virtual workshop this Fall to help develop new school zones for elementary schools.

Families can sign up for a free, 30-minute training session to learn to use almost any district technology tool.

Remind families to activate their accounts, how to reset their password, and how to update their emergency card and contact info on ParentVUE.

SFUSD is eligible to receive federal funding through the Emergency Connectivity Fund (ECF) for student Chromebooks and wireless connectivity. In order to receive funding and to determine unmet need, SFUSD needs families/guardians to answer a two-question survey in ParentVue. This survey will certify that their student(s) has or needs an SFUSD Chromebook or Hotspot in order to complete assignments from home.

All Internet access into and from SFUSD’s network, including district-provided student hotspots, will be temporarily offline for 3 hours between 11 pm on Friday, October 22nd and 2 am on Saturday, October 23rd.

On Thursday, October 21st at 10:00am, the VPN log-in experience will change.

Join a virtual workshop this Fall to help develop new school zones for elementary schools

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