Get Ready for Kindergarten: Enrollment Information Sessions (Sept. 18 & Oct. 29)
Enrollment season for San Francisco's 2025-2026 school year starts this fall. To support UCSF families, Family Services is offering two free enrollment workshops, one on private schools and one on public schools. Both events are virtual. Pre-registration is required (details below). Questions? Contact myfamily@ucsf.edu.
Enrolling Your Child in Public School
Tune into this webinar where San Francisco Unified School District’s Alicia Jones will discuss programs and options offered by SFUSD. Learn about the student assignment policy, key dates, Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Kindergarten, special education, language pathways, and much more.Tuesday, October 29
noon - 1:00 pm
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This event will be recorded.
Family Services welcomes all UCSF employees and learners, including people with disabilities, to our events. To request a reasonable accommodation based on disability, please e-mail myfamily@ucsf.edu as soon as possible.
Alicia Jones is a counselor at the SFUSD Enrollment Center (EC), which is the Welcome Center for families on the road to education in SFUSD. EC’s counselors can help families with the entire enrollment process whether their child is new to the school district or already attending an SFUSD school.
Enrolling Your Child in Private School
This talk took place on September 18, 2024. View the event's recording and slides (available through January 31, 2025).Join private school specialist, Amy Fazio, for a virtual talk on the process and timing for private school visits, applications, and admissions. Learn about school philosophies, affordability/financial assistance, and factors to consider during school tours. This talk is presented in partnership with UCSF Arts and Events.
Amy Fazio has been the speaker for Family Services’ annual private school enrollment webinar since 2021. For 12+ years, she worked at Bright Horizons child care centers, where as a Kindergarten Prep Lead Teacher, a Preschool Program Instructional Coach, and a Business Manager, she guided families through the Kindergarten application process. Amy is now part of UCSF Campus Life Services – she joined the Arts and Events team in late 2023. Family Services is thrilled that although Amy is not currently in the child development field, she has graciously agreed to share her knowledge once again with the UCSF community. As a San Francisco native, Amy brings a unique perspective on the city’s schools. She looks forward to answering your questions and providing insight on the private school application process.