Simple Schedule— days until the last day of school
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Schools in San Francisco Unified
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Academy (The)- Sf @McateerAlamo ElementaryAlvarado ElementaryAptos MiddleArgonne ElementaryAsawa (Ruth) Sf Sch Of The Arts A Public School
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Balboa HighBrown Jr. (Willie L) MiddleBryant ElementaryBuena Vista/ Horace Mann K-8Burton (Phillip And Sala) Academic High
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Carmichael (Bessie)/FecCarver (George Washington) ElementaryChavez (Cesar) ElementaryChin (John Yehall) ElementaryChinese Immersion School At DeavilaClarendon Alternative ElementaryCleveland ElementaryCobb (William L.) ElementaryCooper (Sarah B.) Children Center
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Denman (James) MiddleDowntown HighDrew (Charles) College Preparatory Academy
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El Dorado ElementaryEverett Middle
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Feinstein (Dianne) ElementaryFlynn (Leonard R.) ElementaryFrancisco Middle
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Galileo HighGarfield ElementaryGiannini (A.P.) MiddleGlen Park ElementaryGrattan ElementaryGuadalupe Elementary
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Harte (Bret) ElementaryHavard (Leola M.) Early EducationHillcrest ElementaryHoover (Herbert) MiddleHuerta (Dolores) Elementary
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Independence High
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Jefferson ElementaryJordan (June) School For Equity
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Key (Francis Scott) ElementaryKing (Thomas Starr) ElementaryKing Jr. (Martin Luther) Academic Middle
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Lafayette ElementaryLakeshore Alternative ElementaryLas Americas Children CenterLau (Gordon J.) ElementaryLawton AlternativeLee (Edwin And Anita) NewcomerLick (James) MiddleLilienthal (Claire) ElementaryLincoln (Abraham) HighLongfellow ElementaryLowell High
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Mahler (Theresa S.) Children CenterMalcolm X AcademyMarina MiddleMarshall (Thurgood) HighMarshall ElementaryMccoppin (Frank) ElementaryMckinley ElementaryMclaren (John) Children CentersMilk (Harvey) Civil Rights ElementaryMiraloma ElementaryMission Education CenterMission HighMonroe ElementaryMoscone (George R.) ElementaryMuir (John) Elementary
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New Traditions ElementaryNoriega Children Center
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O'Connell (John) HighOrtega (Jose) Elementary
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Parker (Jean) ElementaryParks (Rosa) ElementaryPeabody (George) ElementaryPresidio Early Ed.Presidio Middle
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Redding ElementaryRevere (Paul) ElementaryRooftop ElementaryRoosevelt Middle
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S.F. International HighSan Francisco Community AlternativeSan Francisco Public MontessoriSan Miguel Children CenterSanchez ElementarySerra (Junipero) ElementarySheridan ElementarySherman ElementarySloat (Commodore) ElementarySpring Valley ElementaryStevenson (Robert Louis) ElementaryStockton (Commodore) Children CenterSunnyside ElementarySunset ElementarySutro Elementary
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Taylor (Edward R.) ElementaryTenderloin CommunityTule Elk Park Children Center
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Ulloa Elementary
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Visitacion Valley ElementaryVisitacion Valley Middle
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Wallenberg (Raoul) Traditional HighWashington (George) HighWebster (Daniel) ElementaryWeill (Raphael) Children CenterWells (Ida B.) HighWest Portal Elementary
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Yick Wo ElementaryYu (Alice Fong) Elementary
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens on the last day of school in San Francisco Unified?
The last day of school in San Francisco Unified is scheduled for June 2, 2027, which marks the end of Spring Instruction. Families are encouraged to confirm the exact schedule with their school, as many districts often run a shortened or lighter schedule on this day.
What is the weather typically like on the last day of school in San Francisco?
Typically, the weather on the last day of school in San Francisco ranges from the mid-50s to mid-60s Fahrenheit, with conditions like overcast skies or partly cloudy. For outdoor end-of-year events, it's advisable to dress in layers and stay hydrated, especially if students will be walking to buses in warmer weather.
How many schools are in San Francisco Unified?
As the school year comes to a close, it's worth noting that San Francisco Unified is home to about 110 schools and serves around 49,000 students from Kindergarten through 12th grade. This diverse range reflects the vibrant educational community in our district.
What grades are taught in San Francisco Unified?
San Francisco Unified offers education from Kindergarten through 12th grade, including elementary, middle, and high schools. This comprehensive structure ensures that students receive a well-rounded education throughout their formative years.
Is San Francisco Unified a public school district?
San Francisco Unified is a public school district in California, funded through local and state resources. This public status allows us to serve the educational needs of our community effectively.
Sources: NCES-PSC. Historical weather from Open-Meteo. End dates compiled from published school calendars.
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