San Francisco Unified School District enhances wellness services for returning students
August 10, 2021 | San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
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The San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) is gearing up for an exciting return to in-person instruction this fall, emphasizing mental health and wellness for students. With the support of a private donation, SFUSD will enhance health services for middle school students across three schools, marking a significant step in fostering a supportive educational environment.
As the new school year approaches, SFUSD is urging staff to prioritize creating a sense of belonging and a positive school climate. The district has developed three weeks of lesson plans centered on principles that promote safety, inclusion, and achievement, ensuring students feel welcomed and valued as they transition back to classrooms.
In a proactive move, SFUSD will conduct welcome back calls to families, allowing them to share their experiences and concerns. This initiative builds on the district's previous outreach efforts during the pandemic, aiming to strengthen connections between schools and families.
Additionally, the district recently hosted its sixth annual Digital District Day, attracting over 1,900 participants. The event focused on equity and opportunity in education, featuring sessions on personalized learning and technology integration, essential for adapting to a post-COVID learning landscape.
As families prepare for the upcoming school year, SFUSD encourages them to update their emergency contact information through the ParentVUE platform, ensuring that all health and safety details are current.
With these initiatives, SFUSD is not only readying for a full return to in-person learning but also reinforcing its commitment to student wellness and community engagement, setting a positive tone for the 2021-2022 school year.
As the new school year approaches, SFUSD is urging staff to prioritize creating a sense of belonging and a positive school climate. The district has developed three weeks of lesson plans centered on principles that promote safety, inclusion, and achievement, ensuring students feel welcomed and valued as they transition back to classrooms.
In a proactive move, SFUSD will conduct welcome back calls to families, allowing them to share their experiences and concerns. This initiative builds on the district's previous outreach efforts during the pandemic, aiming to strengthen connections between schools and families.
Additionally, the district recently hosted its sixth annual Digital District Day, attracting over 1,900 participants. The event focused on equity and opportunity in education, featuring sessions on personalized learning and technology integration, essential for adapting to a post-COVID learning landscape.
As families prepare for the upcoming school year, SFUSD encourages them to update their emergency contact information through the ParentVUE platform, ensuring that all health and safety details are current.
With these initiatives, SFUSD is not only readying for a full return to in-person learning but also reinforcing its commitment to student wellness and community engagement, setting a positive tone for the 2021-2022 school year.
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