San Francisco is the classroom for hundreds of SFUSD students participating in internships this summer! Thank you to our partners and supporters who make this possible! #WeAreSFUSD
Students at one San Francisco high school are taking a hands-on approach to learn about economics. The teens started and ran an investment club, and are now managing a portfolio worth more than $14,000. https://t.co/fWWy2QQ5Wa
Thank you SFUSD’s Custodial, Landscaping and Buildings & Grounds teams for responding to the recent storm-related issues. They continue to work around the clock to keep our schools fully functional and ready to support students and staff. #WeAreSFUSD@SFUSD_Supe
❤️ Meet SFUSD heroes ❤️ These @RosaParksSF teachers ran into the burning building and rescued elderly residents. The school community came together to support fire victims and each other. We are very glad that all students and staff are safe.
What an amazing surprise to find on my desk! A 2022 calendar of photographs by @SFIndependence students from their birdwatching class!! Thank you so much @MsKlafter 💜🌟
Meet Josefina Matus, mother of 11, who is in @SFUSD's Pathway to Teaching program. The program puts teachers in classrooms with the greatest need. @sfexaminer@LauraDudnick https://t.co/R1KgQHGzpe
New @StanfordEd research finds that benefits for SFUSD students who took an ethnic studies course in ninth grade lasted throughout high school, resulting in higher attendance, higher graduation rates and increased enrollment in college. (via @EdSource) https://t.co/UniFktuiiI
Avoid unsubstantiated statements from witnesses or first responders attributing violence to mental illness. Studies have shown that the vast majority of people with mental illnesses are not violent, and experts say most people who are violent do not have mental illnesses.