San Francisco Education Alliance

"Ethnic studies gives students a rare space to explore identity and build connections across different groups." Ethnic Studies isn’t just important for identity but it works. SF students deserve the advantages of exceeding in school! sfchronicle.com/sf/article/san…

Showing up is power. Organizing is power. Especially in this time of Trump & right wing attacks on education, together we show that the right cannot control our kids’ schools!

Public schools are built on people not robots. Our kids need connection, guidance, and real relationships with educators who help them grow, think critically, and learn how to be part of a community. salon.com/2026/03/30/why…

The Billionaire’s Classroom: how billionaires turned California into the testing ground for the privatization of public education through buying school board seats, manufacturing crises, and calling it “reform.” Read more at bigeducationape.blogspot.com/2026/03/the-bi…

Support rapid response networks, donate to legal defense funds, & speak out!

In a city filled with immigrant families and students, we must protect our community from the harm ICE has committed.

Students, families, and educators came together to demand real commitments to school safety. Thank you to everyone who rallied, spoke out, and made their voices heard. Our students deserve safe schools. 💙📚

BOOSTING EVENT TOMORROW⬇️ PRESS CONFERENCE & RALLY
📅 Tuesday, March 24, 2026
⏰ 5:00–6:00 PM
📍 SFUSD District Office — 555 Franklin St. Stay after to speak during public comment. Your voice matters.

In Boston, school closures aren’t inevitable, they’re a choice. Leaders call them data-driven but that usually means test scores and budgets matter more than stability, relationships, & community. Read more at schoolyardnews.com/why-school-clo…

For years, schools on the South Side of Columbus have closed. Created w the Columbus Education Justice Coalition, this film explores what’s been lost & what’s possible w/ community schools rooted in shared power & neighborhood investment. youtube.com/watch?v=fegIEj…

SAVE THE DATE 📆 APRIL 28TH @publicschoolstrong is hosting a virtual powerful public comment training on how to deliver a comment with our message of fully funded public schools! RSVP here: mobilize.us/raceforward/ev…

A new study found that chronic absenteeism is still impacting 1 in 5 California students🚨 The solution? Sustainable community schools with wraparound services that support students and families, which have been proven to reduce absences. ppic.org/publication/ch…

SUSTAINABLE community schools mean investing in the whole child, from mental health support to food access to strong partnerships with families and communities. edsource.org/2026/californi…

City officials in Chicago proposed that closing down 50 schools would "save" the city. But 10 years later, the South and West Sides are still left with abandoned buildings and unkept promises. School closures were never the answer. Read more at: graphics.suntimes.com/education/2023…

When Black communities organize, build mutual aid, & start community schools there’s always an effort to shut it down because care creates power. Black history is resistance. We’re still building, still protecting each other, still organizing, every day.

Voucher schemes, micro schools, online schools, homeschools, and unchecked charter expansion are siphoning billions from the public schools that serve nearly 50 million children. Take action this week. Speak out. Sign the letter at actionnetwork.org/letters/it-is-…

Creative solutions have an important place in the housing crisis, but we have to be centering the voices and ideas of students, families, and educators who are the most affected. Read Daniella’s letter here: sfchronicle.com/opinion/letter…

This Letter to the Editor, published last month in the Chronicle, was written by Daniella Contreras, a senior at Mission High School. It highlights the very real safety and equity concerns when it comes to placing housing development in the hands of the school district.

"I’m here to support the entire union, because when one of us needs something, we all need something." -Christopher Hackett, CHO worker at The Academy (one of the schools proposed to close) americancommunitymedia.org/education/sfus…

Congrats to our educators for reaching a tentative agreement! S/o to everyone that were out on the picket line. Our work fighting for education justice for our public schools doesn't stop here!!! All of us at SFED Alliance will keep on advocating for SFUSD families & workers!