Join Us for the SFUSD Board of Education Meeting!

On December 16th, 2025, at 6:30 PM, the SFUSD Board of Education will hold an important meeting to discuss key agenda items, including the Important agenda items include the Fiscal Stabilization Plan and School Staffing Model.

Public comment is vital, especially concerning budget cuts that may lead to school closures. The Parents Public Schools of San Francisco (PPSSF) is at the forefront of discussions on this topic.

Stay informed and participate in shaping our educational future. Learn more about our actions and read about School Closure 2025here.

Your voice matters—let’s ensure our community's concerns are heard!

We invite you to participate in our #BoardWatch event on December 16 at 6:30 PM, hosted by Parents for Public Schools of San Francisco. This meeting will focus on crucial agenda items, including a discussion on the draft staffing model for the 2025-26 school year, a board vote on the fiscal stabilization plan, and updates on the superintendent's short-term metrics.

Your insights and questions are vital as we work together to ensure transparency and progress in our schools. Let your voice be heard—join us in making a difference for our community!

Join Us for the SFUSD Board of Education Ad Hoc Committee on Progress Monitoring

On December 8, 2025, at 6 PM, we invite you to participate in an engaging session focused on progress monitoring in education. This meeting will feature a panel discussion with representatives from Creighton School District and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, exploring effective practices and key themes in progress monitoring.

Your insights and questions are vital as we discuss SFUSD's approach to monitoring and its impact on our community. Together, we can ensure every voice is heard!

The Power of Connection: Putting the Puzzle Pieces Together brings CA-FEN network members together to build consensus on best practices for family engagement. The outcomes from this gathering will shape the 2026–2027 awareness campaign, urging schools to foster stronger partnerships between teachers and families for student success. The campaign messages will be shared across school systems to influence teacher preparation programs, professional development, and the vital work of principals, families, and family/community liaisons.

For 26 years, Parents for Public Schools of San Francisco has been a steadfast voice in promoting the fundamental value of public education, empowering families and students across . We've helped thousands navigate complex school systems, understand their rights, and advocate for family-centered educational policies. Learn more about what we do for our communities and how to get involved with our work!

Parents for Public Schools #Boardwatch on Nov 18! Discuss literacy, math goals, board evaluation, & complaints. All welcome!. #EducationEquity #PublicEducation #CommunityEngagement

Parents of Public Schools of San Francisco California proudly presenting Power of Community-Oriented Public Schools in Closing Opportunity Gaps at the NASW-CA 2025 Annual Conference on November 14-15, 2025 located in Irvine, California!

As stakeholders in the future workforce, we need to ensure equitable access to quality education for all students. Join the conversation at #BOARDWATCH on November 6, 2025, at 6:00 PM. Let's discuss strategies to support public schools, address the impact of charter management companies in marginalized communities, and ensure every student receives the resources they need to succeed. #EducationEquity #PublicEducation #CommunityEngagement

Parents of Public Schools of San Francisco is a proud member of the California Family Engagement Network (CA-FEN). CA-FEN connects family engagement leaders across California to share effective strategies that support family involvement and improve student learning outcomes. Join us in promoting strong family-school partnerships to ensure every child's success.

 "Understanding the Reclassification Process," a virtual event on Monday, Sept 22, 2025, 6-7pm PST. Learn about reclassification, its importance, and changes for students with IEPs.