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Need help choosing a school? Read our new blog, "Making School Choices" — a quick, practical guide to comparing programs, culture, logistics, and supports so you can pick the best SFUSD fit for your child. Applications are due 01/30/2026 — read now and get step-by-step tips, a printable checklist, and answers to common questions.
Read MoreSFUSD is proposing deep cuts — 201 staff positions, major program changes, and $50M+ in targeted savings. These moves could affect classroom size, mental‑health supports, and equity for vulnerable students. Read our clear, page‑by‑page breakdown and 3 concrete actions parents can take to protect students.
Read MoreAs the new school year begins, students find an unexpected twist on the first day. Despite the usual excitement of returning to the classroom, an unexpected closure has turned the day into a humorous countdown to summer vacation. With school buses standing still and a playful lightning bolt across the announcement, this year's start promises to be memorable.
In a special piece written by Noah Sloss, PPS-SF Board Secretary, he reflects on the challenges and opportunities this unique start presents for our students. Dive into the blog to discover how this unique first day sets the tone for the year ahead!
Read MoreExplore how community members and parents can advocate for public education and support efforts to preserve vital funding and policies. Learn about engaging with representatives, participating in community forums, and joining campaigns to ensure a brighter future for our schools and students.
Read MoreDiscover how your voice directly shapes California public schools! Dive into our latest blog post to demystify the LCAP (Local Control and Accountability Plan) and understand the vital role of the Parent Advisory Committee (PAC). Learn how these powerful frameworks work, why your engagement is crucial, and how you can empower yourself to influence decisions that impact your child's education and the entire SFUSD community.
Read MoreWhat if the truth behind San Francisco's school closures is more troubling than budget deficits?
Discover how a tech billionaire's sprawling mansion, built ironically on a former SFUSD elementary school site, symbolizes a larger, ideological war waged by conservative interests against public education.
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