Thanks to your support over this past week late last night, the Unions of SFUSD reached an agreement with the District that protects the health and safety of our schools and our community while keeping schools open. Thousands of union members, students, families, and community allies made this possible by signing and sharing our petition, […]
The Unions of SFUSD have signed a TA with SFUSD updating the Health & Safety MOU that includes the following. The biggest win is supplemental sick leave! High-quality masks Testing Supplemental Paid Sick Leave COVID Notification The latest agreement between the unions of SFUSD and the district on the Health & Safety MOU can be found HERE. Among […]
Lynda Boyer-Chu has worked with educators, students, and families as an SFUSD nurse for thirty-two years. For the last seventeen years, Lynda has been the Wellness Center Nurse at George Washington High School. On a day-to-day basis, Lynda actively supports the health and well-being of the 2100 students enrolled at Washington. Lynda considers her […]
Fully funded community schools are places where students thrive! But what exactly are community schools? Check out this article featuring TWO SF Community Schools and join us TOMORROW, Saturday, Oct 23, for a community schools forum at Buena Vista Horace Mann at 10 am in the library. Article: https://bit.ly/ctacommschools Oct 23 Registration: bit.ly/OCTOBER23FORUM
Recall Press Release 10_18_21
UESF has the honor of administering the Virginia Scatena fund, which was instituted in the late 1920s by A.P. Giannini to recognize his mother, for whom it is named. If you are in financial need, please apply by November 26, 2021. Submit recent tax returns, and a letter describing hardship or reason for applying. Applications […]
The UESF Health and Welfare Fund offers members a one-time monetary allotment of up to $1,000 to aid during challenging moments. Only UESF members can apply. You must include a recent tax return and any medical documentation. Also, a description of all income and expenses and a letter describing your hardship or reason for applying. […]
Caitlin Hernandez has been working as a Special Education Resource Specialist for the past five years here in San Francisco. After four years at Rooftop K-8, she started this school year working with the students at Malcolm X Academy. Caitlin is the only totally blind educator working in the District. Something she and her students […]
Because we love our communities and care for our students, United Educators of San Francisco is working with community members and district leaders to fully funded community schools. San Francisco Board of Education Commissioner Matt Alexander has initiated baseline budget work that is a part of this critical work. We are excited to collaborate with […]
We see movement around our demands! Now is the time to keep the pressure going and generate urgency at a city and district level between now and our 5 pm rally on Tuesday, August 31st. Please use this guide to share your experience about what safe air and safe sites mean for you, your colleagues, […]
UESF has adopted Thursday evenings until Tuesday, September 14th, Election Day, to do No on the Recall Phone Banks with other union members. We will be calling union members in San Francisco to urge them to vote “No” on the Recall. The phone banks will be done from home using your computer and mobile to […]
Back to School Health & Safety We know educators are hard at work this week getting ready for that all important first day of school because we love our communities and care for our students! Educators are also expressing concerns about the surge in the delta variant of COVID-19. There’s a lot UBRs and UBC Site […]
UESF President’s Message, July 9, 2021
The Retired Division welcomes you to join our committee where we socialize, we continue to fight for quality public education, and we prioritize and address issues important to retirees.
UESF is the collective voice of San Francisco Unified School District teachers and paraprofessionals.
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