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.
When thinking about jobs, students with disabilities may worry they won’t find a good fit. The strong message in high school (or even earlier!) is students must get bachelor’s degrees.
This article on EdSource talks about a proposed alternative diploma pathway for students with disabilities who are in life skills classrooms. Read the article at New pathway to a diploma
The article covers several topics, from how teachers are prepared in their teacher credentialing programs, to consistency in how we expect students to approach reading throughout their school day. It’s
Did you know October is National bullying prevention month? It is not uncommon for visually impaired children to be the target of bullying and harassment. To help students and families
Pursuing higher education can be stressful for any college-bound student, but it can be more challenging for those with mental illness. According to a 2020 report by the CDC, people
The new school year brings another year of opportunity to be involved in your child’s school. Here are some ways! Volunteer With just one hour, once a week, you can
https://www.sfusd.edu/sped/how-contact-special-education has the latest information about things like how to request your students IEP records, how to get SEIS records for moving into a new district, and the SFUSD Special
How to Handle School Refusal (In Spanish: Rechazo a la escuela: Cómo ayudar a su hijo a superarlo) When students flat-out refuse to go to school, it can be stressful for
I want to make sure everyone knows that SFUSD offers interpretation for family communication. Help is offered in 3 modes LanguageLine for on-demand, over-the-phone interpretation, which is great for Check-ins/
Contact: Adriana Aro ADR Program Administrator [email protected] (415) 823-4051 OR Complete the request form at https://qrco.de/bdB27X OR Contact: Julia Martin Ombudsperson [email protected]
For Families AND for SFUSD Balances the power (perceived or real) between families and the school Helps to repair relationships; builds team members communication skills Helps to prevent repeats of
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