San Francisco School Alliance
Learning Reimagined
SPONSORED COMMUNITY PROJECTS
The School Alliance provides a non-profit umbrella for a wide-range of community initiatives that enhance the learning and education of our 56,000 students in San Francisco. We are proud to provide a home for the many remarkable people and extraordinary projects that make a difference every day.
- 21st Century After-School Program at Mission High School
- Athletic Scholars Advancement Program (ASAP)
- Ben Baum Scholarship
- Career Launch
- Child Development Program
- Children, Youth, and Family Policy Council
- Computer Learning Project at John Muir Elementary
- Computer Literacy Program at John Muir Elementary
- Dropout Prevention Program at John O’Connell High School
- Empowering Youth with Disabilities
- Garden Project at Willie Brown Academy
- Headstand
- Arts Program at Moscone Elementary
- San Francisco Beacon Initiative
- San Francisco Green Schoolyard Alliance
- School Sports Fund
- SF Team
- Starr King Elementary Arts Program
- Transitional Youth Task Force
- Wellness Youth Outreach Program
- Young at Art (formerly The San Francisco Youth Arts Festival)
- Youth Employment Coalition
- YouthVote
Career Launch
The Career Launch in the Schools Project provides access to youth employment programming for a large population of underserved youth while helping public high schools meet educational objectives for career awareness and job readiness.
Empowering Youth with Disabilities
A program that links five SFUSD students with disabilities with one mentor with disabilities.
Garden Project at Willie Brown Academy
The garden project at Willie Brown Academy creates an opportunity for students to learn about nature, sustainability, and nutrition.
The mission of Headstand is to transform San Francisco schools by providing yoga-based programming and resources for students.
Arts Program at Moscone Elementary
The program’s goals are to promote creativity, discipline, and self-confidence among children and to encourage them to continue in their academic studies.
San Francisco Beacon Initiative
The San Francisco Beacon Initiative supports the work and practices of eight innovative youth and family centers where young people, their families – all community members – can receive academic tutoring, explore career options, and pursue their dreams.
San Francisco Green Schoolyard Alliance
The San Francisco Green Schoolyard Alliance helps to build sustainable garden systems by offering access to resources and educational support for San Francisco public school communities who are working to create outdoor learning environments on school grounds.
School Sports Fund
The School Sports Fund was created by Don Collins to support the San Francisco Unified School District’s Athletic programs. The School Sports Fund exists to sustain valuable athletic programs that are jeopardized by limited funding.
The San Francisco Together Education Accomplishes More (SF TEAM) is a program that partners schools and community based organizations to provide academic support and literacy-rich expanded learning opportunities to San Francisco youth.
Transitional Age Youth Initiative (TAY)
Develop recommendations on how San Francisco could improve outcomes for San Francisco’s most vulnerable transitional youth—those ages 16 through 24 who are disconnected from education, employment, and social support systems.
Young at Art (formerly The San Francisco Youth Arts Festival)
An annual, week-long event that encourages and recognizes students in the visual, performing, literary, and media arts by providing a showcase exhibition for their work and a celebration of arts education in their schools.
The Youth Employment Coalition is an alliance of community-based agencies convened to address youth employment issues in San Francisco.
YouthVote
A project to familiarize students with the election process through development of voter education curriculum to implement in the social studies department of the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD).
