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Dear SFUSD High School Students:
We're finally at the end of the school year, and you made it! Congratulations on a job well done! The newsletter will be on hiatus and resume in August, just in time for the start of the 2023-24 school year. In the meantime, we hope you have a wonderful summer!
In Community,
Karen at SFUSD Student News
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FIND WHAT YOU NEED
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Congratulations to Our 2023 Graduates!
Congratulations to all our SFUSD seniors who have graduated this week! We wish you all the best on your future endeavors. Be sure to share your graduation photos, videos, and stories with us using #SFUSDgrad and #WeAreSFUSD. |
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One outstanding senior, Olisar Aguilar of Thurgood Marshall Academic High School, was recently featured in the San Francisco Chronicle and will soon be featured on Univision. |
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Career Technical Education Capstone Projects |
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Career Technical Education students around SFUSD concluded a successful year by presenting their capstone projects. Mission Local covered the showcase at John O'Connell High School, where students from the Entrepreneurship Pathway, Culinary Arts Pathway, and other pathways presented their year-end learnings. |
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Free Meals for Youth Ages 18 and Under |
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Student Nutrition Services will be offering one breakfast and one lunch to youth at no cost at schools with summer programming throughout June and July. Select school sites are also open to youth in the community for meals. This means that any youth (18 years and under) can access a meal at these select open sites, regardless of enrollment in the summer program. All meals must be eaten at the school site (no grab n’ go meals or taking meals off site allowed).
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Opportunities for Youth: Ages 14-24
The San Francisco Department of Youth Children, and Their Families (DCYF), partners, and other agencies in San Francisco provide a wide array of opportunities for youth ages 14-24 to develop new skills, delve into their interests, receive funding for projects, and connect with their communities. This page is frequently updated, so check back often!
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Summer Stride 2023
Read, explore and learn this summer with San Francisco Public Library’s Summer Stride program! Spend 20 hours using your Scholar Card to read books and comics, stream music and movies and much more. Plus—you can get a free book to keep with every visit to the Library.
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An Award-Winning Author Comes to Town
Don’t miss Dr. Jewell Parker Rhodes, author of bestselling, acclaimed books (
Ghost Boys, Paradise on Fire, Black Brother, Black Brother) for kids and adults. Dr. Rhodes will speak on the power of words as healing at the Main Library on Wednesday, June 7, 5 p.m. Plus—students are invited to a very special author reception with Dr. Rhodes, 4 p.m. on the Lower Level of the Library!
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Holidays
We acknowledge the students and families who celebrate Samoan Independence Day, Philippines Independence Day, Eid al-Adha, and Juneteenth. Please note that SFUSD offices will be closed on Monday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth.
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Reminder: In-Person, Virtual, and Phone Support for the Class of 2023!
We know that the summer before your freshman year in college, a lot can happen and questions come up! The SFUSD College and Career Readiness Office will have in-person, virtual, and phone support for Class of 2023 seniors with last-minute support follow ups taking place June 5 - 23.
- June 6 Cash for College Workshop at Ida B.Wells (in-person drop in, open to ALL Class of 2023 students and families): Come to ask your financial aid questions and get support with the financial aid application and/or help with CCSF or other college enrollment needs.
- June 12 - 23 Summer Melt at McAteer Campus (in-person drop in, open to ALL Class of 2023 students and families,
closed June 19): Come to The Academy SF (bottom floor) between 9 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. for 1:1 support with financial aid, college applications, help with registering for CCSF classes, campus housing questions, or general postsecondary support!
- Virtual/Phone Support: All Class of 2023 graduates will receive a personalized phone call between June 5 - 23 to support you with any next steps you might need help with! During this phone call, you can also request Zoom support if you have more detailed questions.
Reminder: 2023 Graduates: Claim Your Money from Kindergarten to College (K2C)
Congratulations! The City and County of San Francisco opens a college savings account with $50 for SFUSD students. If you are a senior graduating in 2023, Kindergarten to College (K2C) wants you to claim your money for college. You may have saved personal contributions and additional incentives awarded by K2C as well. Learn more.
Senior Final Transcript Requests to Colleges/Universities
Seniors planning to go to a four-year college/university must request a final transcript to be sent directly to the college/university. Final Senior Transcript requests will be processed through Parchment by the district's Transcript & Records Office. Students can request final transcripts in Parchment. Please read the student handout with more information.
October 2023 PSAT / NMSQT: SSD Accommodations
For the 2023-2024 school year the PSAT / NMSQT will be offered for any interested SFUSD students in 10th and 11th grade in the 2023-24 school year in mid-October 2023. The PSAT will be offered in one location at Lowell High School. High Schools will support students with registering in the fall when we are back in school.
UC/CSU and many other universities are no longer accepting SAT for consideration for admission and the PSAT is completely optional. If you have questions about whether the PSAT is right for you, please see your High School counselor. If the PSAT / NMSQT is offered on Wednesday, students that choose to participate will be given an excused absence.
2022-23 Scholarship Opportunties
Check out this list of scholarships you can apply for. There are still opportunities with June deadlines! You can also view links to additional scholarship databases and resources.
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