In partnership with TogetherSF, the SF Ed Fund held our inaugural panel series, “Educational Equity in San Francisco,” in January. Given all of the debate and discourse around the district’s […]
This blog was originally published on Skai.io This summer, Skai™ ran its first formal internship program in San Francisco—the location of its Americas headquarters. Candidates submitted applications for a paid position […]
This press release was originally published on sfmayor.org The City will fund child care providers and educational programs to help minimize the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on San Francisco’s […]
By Nam Nguyen~Inspired by Leon Chou Headlights flicker Clouds of exhaust contaminate the air as the engine begins to crumble Honks fill the atmosphere with confusion and discord Static reverberates […]
In collaboration with SFUSD, the San Francisco Education Fund has recruited tech volunteers to provide 1-1 phone and video support on basic questions about Zoom, Google Meet, Google Classroom, and Seesaw. Sign up here. Volunteers can […]
Dear Friends, July is here, signaling summer vacation and all the excitement it brings for the learners of San Francisco. This summer is different as the COVID 19 pandemic and […]
Press Release For Immediate Release Contact: Troy Arnold tarnold@sfedfund.org July 9, 2020 San Francisco Education Fund Welcomes Stacey Wang as New CEO Former Transcend Partner to Lead Organization’s Critical Work […]
Teachers, staff, and volunteers find themselves in the unique position to get to interact with students daily. This responsibility means we must all show up with an anti-racist lens and […]
Dear San Francisco Education Fund Community, We know these past two weeks have been heart breaking as our country’s racist roots hit a tipping point. We see the pain, anger […]
Below you will find a list of resources ranging from educational tools to city wide information. We will be updating this as new resources come in. Education tools for students: […]
Program Director Camille Stone spent the evening teaching volunteers how to use the Search Institute’s 40 Developmental Assets and a strengths-based lens to approach tutoring and mentoring in SFUSD. She reminded volunteers that being intentional and focusing on a few assets with each student creates a lasting impact.
It was the afternoon of December 21, 2017 and teachers in the San Francisco Unified School District were mere moments away from a well-deserved winter break. Marisa Martinez, kindergarten teacher at Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy, was not closing her door, but opening it. Ms. Martinez was returning from a semester of bereavement leave after losing her daughter, Zamora Moon, to an aggressive and incurable brain cancer known as Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG).
Hanna Doerr, the San Francisco Education Fund’s Interim Executive Director, met with Sterling James last week to chat about how the Education Fund harnesses the power of the community to equip every public school student with the skills to succeed in college, career and civic responsibility.
#HourOfCode swept the nation as a hallmark of Computer Science Education Week (December 4 – 10, 2017), during which 10 of SFUSD’s elementary and middle schools teamed up with the Education Fund to bring volunteers into classrooms.
Former Bay Area YMCA Executive to Steer Next Phase of Growth and Community Service Innovation to Improve Education Equality at San Francisco Public Schools.
When teacher Kimberly Rosario faced a difficult year, dedicated volunteers stepped up to surround her and her students with support.
San Francisco Education Fund volunteer Andrew Nance received the national Points of Light award for his mindfulness work in San Francisco public schools.
Our Literacy Program volunteer Steve helped one student improve seven guided reading levels, according to his teacher!
“I am Nikki’s biggest fan,” a volunteer who works with Ms. Nikki Taura said.
