Public Announcements

In this one week-workshop style summer camp in August, teens will write stories, novel excerpts, nonfiction, and poetry in a fun, inclusive environment. Use code SAVE50 to get early bird discount of 50 percent off before July 1.

San Francisco Youth Theatre has summer programs for students entering 1st-12th grades! Act, sing, move, paint, create, make friends, and have fun this summer!

Use code "TA50%" for a 50% discount. Empower ME Academy is a local non-profit that offers basketball and leadership development camps for rising Kindergarten to rising 9th grade children.

Register now for summer theatre camps at New Conservatory Theatre Center in the heart of San Francisco!

Learn more about the issuance and timeline of Summer EBT.

African American Honor Roll students of 2024 will be front and center in the march at San Francisco's Juneteenth Parade on Saturday, June 8. All families who support SFABSE's aim to increase graduation rates for African American students are welcome to participate in this celebration.

Come out to the 2nd Annual San Francisco Juneteenth Parade on Market Street on Saturday, June 8, 2024 on 11 a.m. The Juneteenth San Francisco Parade & Celebration will recognize the importance of the outstanding, engaged non-profits, businesses, organizations, volunteers, and individuals that fuel the community spirit.

Check out the latest edition of SFUSD's monthly newsletter for families.

San Francisco Youth Theatre is a FREE Spanish bilingual theatre class in Garfield Park.

High School Graduation for All events will be hosted outdoors from June 3 through June 5 at Kezar Stadium and the Jerry Garcia Amphitheater in McLaren Park. Direct links to view the livestream of the ceremonies now available.

Join the Asian American Parent Advisory Committee's kickoff event on Saturday, June 1, 2024, 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. at Ulloa Elementary School (2650 42nd Avenue).

Join the San Francisco Alliance for Black School Educators (SFABSE), SFUSD, and a number of citywide organizations at an African American high school cultural ceremony for graduating seniors on Monday, June 3. All students who support SFABSE's aim to increase graduation rates for African American students are eligible to participate in this celebration.

Do you know where to find your school’s menu? Please take a moment to look over the May & June menus and share with your staff. All menus can be found at sfusd.edu/menus.

All families are welcome to attend! Explore literacy resources and help improve your child's reading over the summer. Free book, light lunch provided!

The safety of students and staff is our highest priority. Read the letter from SF District Attorney Brooke Jenkins, SF Sheriff Paul Miyamoto, and SFUSD Superintendent Dr. Matt Wayne for resources on gun safety.

Join us on Jun.1 for a free event for families at the 19th Avenue Playground with food, entertainment, and activities! All are welcome and we have particularly designed this festival to be inclusive of families of children with disabilities.

The Performing Arts Workshops' student leadership group, the Youth Advisory Committee (YAC), will be hosting a youth arts show and watch party for the first NBA Finals game on June 6 from 5-8:00 p.m. for youth and families in San Francisco's District 11 neighborhood!

The Family Announcements Bulletin (FAB) weekly e-newsletter will continue publication during the summer.

CHALK is hiring 14-24 year old youth for 3 programs. Applications due June 3 at 6 p.m.

Sign up for a free competitive baseball or softball program for the summer. Meet new friends and play ball!

All SFUSD schools and early education sites will be closed on Friday, May 24 and Monday, May 27 in observance of Memorial Day. SFUSD offices will remain open on May 24 and will be closed on May 27 for the holiday.

As part of the Resource Alignment Initiative, we invite you to join us for an information session in May about school closures, mergers, and co-locations and the potential impact it could have on Elementary School Language Programs.

Check out the latest edition of SFUSD's monthly newsletter for families.

Join us for a virtual town hall as we explore SFUSD's literacy revolution.

Have fun and experiment with the San Francisco Public Library's STEM Challenge, a series of in-person programs packaged for the budding scientist and engineer to practice the scientific method using common household items.