San Francisco Unified School District

San Francisco Unified School District in San Francisco, CA offers a comprehensive range of educational services and resources for students, families, and staff. With a focus on inclusivity and support, the district provides special education programs, athletic opportunities, and a variety of academic pathways to help all students succeed. From special education assessments to JROTC, mathematics, and visual arts programs, San Francisco Unified School District is dedicated to fostering a diverse and engaging learning environment. With a commitment to non-discrimination and accessibility, the district prioritizes equity and student well-being in all aspects of its educational offerings.Generated from the website

San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) is the seventh largest school district in California, serving approximately 49,000 students annually. As both a city and a county, SFUSD oversees both the school district and the San Francisco County Office of Education, making it a unique single district county. With a focus on education and administration, SFUSD plays a crucial role in providing quality schooling and support services to the diverse student population of San Francisco. Through its comprehensive approach, SFUSD aims to foster academic excellence and student success within the vibrant community it serves. Generated from their website's infomation

In September 1979, San Francisco Waldorf School Association inaugurated the school, which welcomed the children at 325 Arguello Boulevard in the historic Campfire Girls Building under the pedagogical direction of R. Monique Grund. San Francisco Waldorf School's kindergarten began with a founding group of eighteen parents and grew quickly.In August 1980, San Francisco Waldorf School moved to its present grade school location at 2938 Washington Street. One kindergarten, two teachers, and eighteen very dedicated families grew into our present parenting classes, nursery program, three kindergartens, grades one through twelve--and over four hundred children. In 1987, after two years of sponsorship by Sacramento Waldorf School, San Francisco Waldorf School became a full member school of the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America ( AWSNA ).On February 5, 1989, SFWS inaugurated the use of the new classroom building, multi-purpose hall, and eurythmy hall, all constructed to meet our growing school's needs. SFWS has graduated twenty classes from the grade school. The students have gone on to an array of select local public and private high schools, and from there to well-known colleges and universities. With the opening of San Francisco Waldorf High School in the fall of 1997, most of our grade school students have chosen to attend, and have been joined by students from other regional Waldorf, independent and public schools.San Francisco Waldorf High School began in the fall of 1997 in temporary quarters at the Fort Mason Center. In July of 2000, it moved to Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral in the Mission District, and graduated its first class in June 2001. After ten years of renting SFWS purchased 470 West Portal Avenue for the high school, and its doors were opened in September 2007. The facilities include nine classrooms, three state-of-the-art science labs, two dedicated art studios, and a library media center. SFWHS is the first "green" high school in San Francisco and a Gold LEED certification is pending.The imagination of a full program from pre-Kindergarten through the twelfth grade, and fostering an adult education program has been a part of the school's vision from its founding. SFWS continues to take steps towards that vision as it develops facilities and programs for all stages of childhood development.