Teachtown is a modified curriculum, covering all required content areas and aligned to the California state alternative achievement standards. SFUSD recently purchased this curriculum for ALL of our Moderate to Severe SDC classrooms.
SFUSD welcomes your involvement SFUSD welcomes and encourages students’ parents, guardians, and caregivers to be directly involved in their children’s education. Family partnership and empowerment are so highly valued, that
Here are the new staffing assignments and organization for our SFUSD Special Education staff for the new school year. This information was provided in a recent Board Of Education Presentation
This information is from https://www.sfusd.edu/special-education-specialized-class-locations#30817 Separate Classes with specialized services are offered at some SFUSD schools to provide specialized academic instruction in a smaller classroom setting. Students in Separate Classes
This one-page flyer (available in multiple languages) makes it easy for families to access SFUSD technology resources including ParentVue, tech tips, and supporting students to navigate digital spaces.
Just as most children, no matter how many times they’ve been in a car, still need to be taught to drive, most readers benefit from being explicitly taught how sounds
If you think your child may have a learning disability, it is important to communicate this with your school. Make sure to put your concern in writing, such as an
Learn more about how to use the backpack materials with your child. In-language family orientation videos: English Chinese Spanish More information at www.sfusd.edu/summerbackpacks, including info on where and when to pick
SF Loves Learning invites you to explore new segments in our deck celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. You can also explore our new deck with countless videos on The Needs of Plants and
What Caring Adults Need to Know Returning to our pre-pandemic routines can be clunky or unfamiliar. California’s Surgeon General, Dr. Nadine Burke Harris, gave us a playbook at the beginning
This is a list of resources shared at our recent CAC meeting on Math Interventions for students with special learning needs in SFUSD. Our presentation was from the SFUSD Math
Translation and Interpretation Services for SFUSD Families If you are a parent/guardian of a SFUSD student and would like to request translation (written) and/or interpretation (oral) services from us, please complete the
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