Public Announcements

This is a free online educational college workshop to help students and families achieve their college goals. This is an introductory course designed for families needing to learn the best first steps in the college admissions and financial funding process.

The annual Support for Families of Children with Disabilities (SFCD) Information and Resource Conference (IRC) is an opportunity for families with children with disabilities and those who support them to gather in community. Learn from experts in the disabilities field and find resources that can support their children on the path to academic and life success.

Read the latest news, information, and resources for all families in SFUSD.

Celebrating LGBTQ Pride Month at SFUSD and saving our Earth every day.

Through the Office of Extended Learning and Support (ExLS), SFUSD offers High School Credit Recovery (HSCR) opportunities for students that need to earn credits towards graduation and/or to become UC-CSU eligible. 

Color mobile testing sites have been closed as of April 4, 2022. SFUSD will continue to provide COVID-19 testing options via Color self-swab testing and Safer Together on-site rapid antigen test sites.

Find the date, time, and location when and where each high school is holding its graduation ceremony.

Since 1990, LGBTQ+ Student Services has provided our SFUSD communities the tools to further our vision of having SFUSD be welcoming and affirming for all of our LGBTQ+ students and families. Please review our pride resource pages to find activity ideas, lessons, and more!

The annual Anti-tobacco/Anti-vaping Art Contest deadline is coming soon, on April 16th!

Go to sfusd.edu/menus to view, translate, or print the menu for your school!

Spread the word or apply now at careers.sfusd.edu.

LAST CHANCE: Register your school to ensure all participants receive goodies! Join thousands across the city to celebrate Bike & Roll to School Week 2022, April 18-22! Whether students are on a bike, scooter, wheelchair, or skateboard, it’s healthy, green, and FUN. Sign up your school or pledge to roll the week of April 18-22 for a gift!

Join this meeting on April 13 to hear about navigating Special Education for Families of Color with Dr. Mary Bacon.

Attention seniors attending CCSF in the fall: CCSF FRISCO Week 2022 starts on Saturday, April 30, 2022 with CCSF Connect Day. 

Earn a $1500 stipend while learning about art! Open to rising 9th-12th graders planning to attend SFUSD schools in the Fall. Apply by April 22.

Join the faculty and staff of the VASA (Oceania) Student Success Program and Critical Pacific Islands & Oceania Studies Program at the City College of San Francisco for the 6th Annual VASA High School Conference.

Families can sign up for a free, 30-minute personalized training session with a skilled volunteer to learn an SFUSD technology tool.

You're invited to come and learn about the NYU Teacher Residency at our next virtual information session on April 13, 2022 - 4 p.m. PT/7 p.m. ET. You will get an in-depth overview of the NYU Teacher Residency with topics ranging from eligibility to affordability.

Families, teachers, administrators, and students, join us for the first of many Neighborhood Beautification Days in partnership with Department of Public Works. Types of volunteer work involve: mulching, weeding, painting, pruning, planing, etc. Student can also receive credits for volunteering!

Students should use their at-home COVID-19 test kit before returning from Spring Break, even if they don’t have symptoms.

Masking will be strongly recommended but not required for Pre-Kindergarten, Transitional Kindergarten, elementary and K-8 schools starting April 2.

Come to the Schoolyard Improvement Stakeholder meeting on April 5 to give District staff feedback on our approach to improving schoolyards.

Call 311 to find free food resources in San Francisco.

Come learn and ask questions about the basics of LGBTQIA+ identities, as well as how Health Education supports inclusive learning environments across all grades in SFUSD.

The 2022 Americans Against Gun Violence National High School Essay Contest, with total awards in the amount of $15,000, is now open to all U.S. high school students.