OASIS Employee Announcements

SFUSD Parent Advisory leaders, current and aspiring SFUSD School Site Council (SSC) parent leaders, English Learner Advisory Committee (ELAC) parent leaders and other Educational Partners are welcome to join this event to:

1) Learn how the community can engage in and support effective governance to improve student outcomes.
2) Share best practices for effective school community partnership.

Monthly automated Truancy letters will be posted to Synergy next Friday [11/15/24]. Families and schools can ensure that attendance data is correct and complete by following this guidance.

SFUSD schools will be closed Nov. 25-29 for Fall Recess, but some PK and School Age OST programs are open on Nov. 25 and Nov. 26.

Are you interested in earning a teaching credential via a university route? Meet our University Partners on Nov 8!

November is National Homeless Youth Awareness Month. Learn what school can do to raise awareness, connect families to resources, and promote McKinney-Vento Act rights.

Elementary, K-8 schools, and middle schools have parent-teacher conferences Nov. 18 - 22.

3rd-5th graders and their teachers are invited to a free Literacy Festival on Wednesday, Nov. 20 at San Francisco City Hall. Students will be engaging with "love of reading" themed workshops and programming with Bay Area and California-based authors and artists, ranging from writing and illustrating books, to songwriting and podcasting. The deadline to sign up is Nov. 8, 2024.

AAALI invites you to celebrate Ruby Bridges' legacy in your school on November 14!

Monthly automated Truancy letters will be posted to Synergy on Friday, November 8, 2024. Families and schools can ensure that attendance data is correct and complete by following this guidance.

PD workshops from The Association of Chinese Teachers around social studies and literacy integration for K-12 teachers. SFUSD teachers who attend will receive 4 extended hours. RSVP here. For more information please visit tactsf.org/ttt.

Human Resources is sharing mandated Annual Notifications for all employees. Please read them!

Inclusive Schools Week 2024 is December 2-6th! Explore the resources linked to start planning a celebration for your school-site.

The California Newcomer Education & Wellbeing (CalNew) project supports SFUSD by offering a series of webinars designed to empower educators and staff in serving newcomer immigrant students.

PK and OST programs at Early Education and Elementary Schools that will open Nov 25-26.

The SF Board of Education will meet on Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2024. View the agenda and learn more.

The next Frontline and Red Rover informational staff meeting will take place on Friday, Nov. 8 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Zoom.

The November Missing Children Monthly Poster from the California Attorney General's Office is ready for review and should be posted at an appropriate area restricted by adults.

SFUSD's Mātua Advisory Council will meet on Zoom on Nov. 6, from 6- 7:30 p.m.

Interested in seeing a fire truck up close? Join the San Francisco Fire Department and San Francisco Safe Routes to School on Sunday, November 3rd at 11am for a bike ride to celebrate firefighters and their families for their efforts around the city! The bike ride will begin at Panhandle Park and will end at the 14 Ave E Meadow- where a fire truck will be available to explore to the public!

Read on for this month’s featured updates, including new lessons and learning opportunities that align to Seesaw’s 5 core Focus Areas!

Whether you’re new to Seesaw or a veteran, a classroom teacher, coach, or a site leader, these five new sessions, sponsored by the Department of Technology, have something for everyone!

Seesaw is hosting a session just for SFUSD educators on Thursday, 11/7, from 4:15-5:15. Find out how students can use Seesaw to easily make multi-media portfolios and share their learning journeys during conferences.

Every month, Seesaw features timely collections in the Seesaw Library and offers webinars on exciting new topics. Read on to learn more.

Free Mentoring Program for ages 6-17 years old. Reach & Rise helps youth ages 6-17 develop tools to cope with issues such as low self-esteem, family and peer conflicts, academic underachievement, and decision-making skills through a positive adult-child relationship.