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The 80th Anniversary of the National School Lunch Program is a big deal — in 1946, the National School Lunch Program was created. Today, California offers free breakfast and lunch to every student. We celebrated this milestone during National School Lunch Week with lunch specials, new team shirts, and harvest of the month tastings!

Our Refresh sites made delicious sloppy joes with local beef from @creamco_meats this week. This was inspired by recipes we served decades ago that we revamped with added veggies, local beef, and a plant based option! As school food professionals, we know how to take any recipe and make it nutritious, kid-friendly, and fun to eat.

We encourage you to take a moment to learn more about school food this week, nourishing nearly 50,000 students a day takes collaboration and dedication.

What recipes remind you of school food when you were a kid?

#nationalschoollunchweek #nslw #sfusd #sloppyjoes #schoolfood

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This morning at Grattan Elementary School in Cole Valley we practiced our best drop, cover, and hold on to prepare for earthquakes.

San Francisco is actively preparing for the next big earthquake, and that includes making sure our kids know what to do.

Remember, in the event of an earthquake:

➡️ Drop, Cover, and Hold On to prevent injuries.

➡️ Stay clear of windows, fireplaces, hanging items, and unstable furniture.

➡️ If you are driving, stop carefully and move away from power lines, trees, and light posts.

Learn more about how you can stay prepared: Sign up for AlertSF by texting your ZIP code to 888-777, or visit sf.gov/ReadySF for resources on how to stay prepared.

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What matters most to families and community members in District 11?

At the OMI Family Summit, residents shared what they value about their neighborhoods and what they'd like to see change. Their priorities included:

• Safer streets and crossings
• Stronger schools and more afterschool opportunities
• Consistent mental health support for young people
• More affordable housing, childcare, and food
• Accessible healthcare and language services
• Protecting parks, recreation centers, and community programs

These conversations are part of San Francisco's first Citywide Community Needs Assessment, helping inform future planning, programs, and services for children, youth, and families.

Read the full District 11 OMI Family Summit summary (link also in our bio): www.sf.gov/news-district-11-omi-family-summit-summary

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What opportunities would you like to see for children and families in your neighborhood?

At the District 11 Family Summit, community members shared their experiences and ideas for the future. Hear what residents had to say in this video!

The Family Summits are part of San Francisco's first Citywide Community Needs Assessment, helping inform future planning, programs, and services for children, youth, and families.

The conversation continues Saturday, October 17! Join us at Eureka Valley Recreation Center for the District 8 Family Summit.

Learn more and register for the District 8 Family Summit here (link also in our bio): d8familysummit.eventbrite.com

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Yesterday, the Board of Education took an important step toward ending the public school lottery and giving families the certainty they need to put down roots in our city.

Starting in the 2028–29 school year, families will know which neighborhood public elementary school their children are assigned to based on their home address, while retaining choices that reflect the incredible diversity of San Francisco.

I am also pleased that this direction includes a commitment to ensuring our schools have the resources they need, so parents can feel confident that whichever school their children attend, they will find a welcoming environment where they can learn and thrive.

I want to thank the Board of Education and SFUSD leadership, including School Board President Phil Kim and SFUSD Superintendent Maria Su, for helping make San Francisco a city where more families can build their futures.

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The students had a wonderful time on Multicultural Day. Thank you to all of the families who brought food and helped out on this day of celebration #multicultural

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Thank you @stagewrite for joining us on Multicultural day and showing our students the many bright colors of #multicultualism @sfunified

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Have an incoming TK student or know someone looking for a school next year? Come tour VVES! Please share & See flyer for details! 💙✨

¿Tiene un estudiante que ingresará a TK o conoce a alguien que esté buscando escuela para el próximo año? ¡Venga a conocer VVES! ¡Comparta esta información y consulte el folleto para más detalles! 💙✨

您有即將入讀過渡性幼稚園（TK）的孩子，或認識正在為明年尋找學校的家庭嗎？歡迎來參觀 VVES！請幫忙分享，並查看傳單了解詳情！💙✨

Quý phụ huynh có con sắp vào lớp TK hoặc biết ai đang tìm trường cho năm học tới không? Hãy đến tham quan trường VVES! Xin vui lòng chia sẻ và xem tờ rơi để biết thêm chi tiết! 💙✨

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#fleetweek is here. The kids at Cobb were so excited to watch the @usnavyblueangels. We’ll see you all agaim during recess. Come say hi! We’ll be looking for you @sfunified

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What would it take for the Tenderloin to become a neighborhood where everyone feels safe, supported, and welcome?

At the District 5 Tenderloin Family Summit, participants celebrated the neighborhood’s cultural diversity, community organizations, and strong connections while sharing their priorities for the future:

• Safer, cleaner streets and sidewalks
• Stronger school, mental health, and afterschool support
• Easier access to programs and services
• More affordable housing and economic opportunities
• Welcoming spaces for families and neighbors to gather

Read the full District 5 Tenderloin Family Summit summary (link also in our bio): www.sf.gov/news-district-5-tenderloin-family-summit-summary

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We joined @sfunified, @sfmta_muni, @walksf, @sfsaferoutes, District 11 Transportation Authority Board Member @chyannechensf, students, teachers, families, and community partners to celebrate Walk and Roll to School Week at Guadalupe Elementary School. 🚶🚲🛴🛹🛼

The program encourages students to walk, bike, roll, and take transit to school while promoting safer, healthier, and more sustainable ways to get around.

We’re proud to provide more than $8M across four years through regional grants and Prop L #SFTransportationTax to support Safe Routes to School, walking and rolling school buses, and other programs that help students get to school safely.

This past April, the Transportation Authority approved prioritizing $5.8 million in new OBAG Cycle 4 funds, along with $851,000 in additional Prop L sales tax funds, to ensure the stability of the Safe Routes to School Non-Infrastructure program from July 2027 through September 2030.

📷 Photos by SFMTA Photography

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What makes a neighborhood feel like home? At the District 5 Tenderloin Family Summit, community members talked about belonging, representation, the challenges families face, and what they value about their neighborhood.

The District 5 Summit was one of 14 Family Summits taking place across San Francisco as part of the city’s first Citywide Community Needs Assessment. What participants share at these gatherings will help inform future planning, programs, and services for children, youth, and families.

Tomorrow, October 8, the conversation continues in the Mission District! Join us at The Women’s Building from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. for the District 9 Family Summit.

Learn more and register for upcoming Family Summits here (link also in our bio): https://www.sf.gov/this-is-your-city-family-listening-series

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