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MOUs on SFUSD's standard templates, managed through our online platform.FSee bit.ly/Get-Started-SFUSD to create a user account to access MOUs & reports! ExCEL programs can access MOU reports on your EQAP Dashboard.Folder with Executed MOUs (by BOE meeting date)
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Organization / Agency Name and
Link to the MOU in the online platform		Notes / Program SummaryBOE
Approval Date		BOE
approval #		TERM
by fiscal year,
July 1 - June 30		Specialized MOU Template
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10,000 DegreesProvide college access workshops and support for students in partner high schools6/25/24246-25M12024-2027
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18 ReasonsProvide nutrition and cooking classes for students in partner schools7/29/25257-29M32025-2028
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3rd Street Youth Center & ClinicProvide health education workshops & services for students, families and staff through MS & HS wellness centers6/17/25256-17M62025-2028
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826 Valencia (Writing Support)826 Valencia partners with schools in order to improve literacy outcomes by supporting students to develop writing skills.5/12/26265-12M12026-2029
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A Better WayProvide individual & family counseling and care coordination to address mental health and behavioral concerns 1/28/25251-28M12024-2027
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ABADA Capoeira San Francisco (Capoeira After School Program)Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian martial art and cultural practice blending dance, acrobatics, music, and self-expression.4/14/2026N/A2025-2026
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Academic Chess MOU Teaching chess and the benefits that come with learning this ancient game, patience, critical thinking, decisions result in consequences, etc.8/11/26268-11M42026-2029
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Access Institute for Psychological ServicesOngoing direct mental health services to students, families and/or staff.5/26/26265-26M12026-2029
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AcroSportsOur High School Breakdancing Program brings students together through high-energy movement, creativity, and culture while building confidence, fitness, and self-expression through the art of breaking.5/26/26265-26M12026-2028
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African American Shakespeare CompanyProvide workshops, facilitate student performances and access to theater for partner schools10/8/242410-8M42024-2027
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Aim High for High SchoolProvide comprehensive, daily summer program for low-income MS students.6/25/24246-25M12024-2027
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All Star Mandarin CenterK-8 Mandarin Instruction. 1/13/26261-13M62025-2028
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Alonzo King LINES BalletProvide dance and movement instruction for participating schools, and workshops for teachers6/25/24246-25M12024-2027
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ANTS Sports & EnrichmentProvide sports enrichment programs for participating elementary schools.6/17/25256-17M62025-2028
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APA Family Support Services - ERMHSProvide ERMHS counseling services for students with IEPs/504 plans, as referred by SF DPH3/25/25253-25M52024-2027
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APA Family Support Services - mental healthProvide individual and group therapy, and workshops for families in partner schools8/13/24248-13M42024-2027
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Argonne Council of EmpowermentChinese After School Program (CASP) - Provide daily Chinese After School Program (CASP) for grades K-5 at Argonne ES6/11/24246-11M12024-2027
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Argonne Council of EmpowermentWe will facilitate after-school sports activities, music, academic and STEAM classes and will welcome any student who wishes to participate.5/12/26265-12M12026-2029
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ArtSmartProvide voice lessons and facilitate student performances for partner MS & HS6/11/24246-11M22024-2027Livescan by SFUSD
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Bay Area Community Resources (BACR) - Before SchoolProvide daily, before-school programs at multiple partner school sites5/27/25255-27M22025-2028
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Bay Area Discovery MuseumProvide classroom visits, teacher resources and field trips to the museum for partner Early Education schools10/8/242410-8M42024-2027
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Bay Area Mural Program (BAMP)BAMP will facilitate a student-informed mural project at Malcolm X Elementary, guiding students through ideation, design, and painting of a canvas mural installed on campus.4/28/26264-28M12025-2027
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Bay Area ScoresFacilitate weekly afterschool soccer program with poetry writing workshops and service learning activities 8/13/24248-13M42024-2027
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Bay Area Women and Children's CenterProvide and coordinate wraparound services for Tenderloin Community School12/10/242412-10M22024-2027
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Bayview Hunters Point YMCA (Burton Pathways and Partnerships)The Burton Pathways & Partnerships program will oversee the implementation of job readiness training and work based learning experiences in collaboration with SFUSD's career and technical education programming.5/19/26265-19M22026-2029
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Bernal Heights Neighborhood CenterMYEEP Student Volunteers - Provide student classroom volunteers and tutoring for partner Early Education Schools12/10/242412-10M22024-2027
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Blue Bear School of MusicProvide music enrichment program for partner elementary schools6/17/25256-17M62025-2028
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Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco (Beacon)As Beacon lead agency, provide supplemental services to support implementation of SFUSD’s Community School model and coordination of services at Carver ES & Malcolm X Academy. (make sure that this matches when they put into the system. What they enter in the system is correct if it is different than what is written here. 6/9/26266-9M12026-2029
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Boys and Girls Club - Mission HSBGCSF staff will meet with 1-2 classes of student weekly to work on executive functioning skills, job readiness and post-secondary planning.12/9/252512-9M22025-2027
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Boys and Girls Clubs of San Francisco - Academic SupportProvide academic and SEL support and coordinate with school staff in partner sites12/10/242412-10M22024-2027
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Brick TechProvide after school STEM enrichment at partner schools11/12/242411-12M42024-2027
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Bridges from School to WorkProvide workforce development for youth, prioritizing students receiving Special Education services8/13/24248-13M72024-2027
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Buchanan YMCA - CISProvide before-school program at Chinese Immersion ES6/17/25256-17M62025-2028
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Buchanan YMCA - New TraditionsProvide before school program at New Traditions ES6/17/25256-17M62025-2028
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Buddhist Tzu Chi FoundationProvider shall deliver mentoring and material support for low-income families to improve student attendance, enhance learning, and promote healthy and positive personal growth.10/14/252510-14M12025-2028
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Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation - Happy CampusHappy Campus program. Provide services to increase attendance, enhance learning and promote wellness for partner schools8/13/24248-13M42024-2027
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By the Bay HealthOrganization will be facilitating 8 week expressive arts and grief support group(s) for students who have experienced11/18/252511-18M32025-2028
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California Academy of SciencesThe Academy will host teacher professional development institutes for SFUSD teachers who are interested in standards-aligned, transdisciplinary, and action-oriented environmental science learning for students in elementary and middle schools.6/9/26266-9M12026-2028
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California Institute of Integral Studies
Internship program to be provided as an educational experience for University students working in a public school setting in partnership with SFUSD’s Student Intervention Team Program. 		9/9/25259-9M22025-2029Interns
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California State University, East BayProvide MSW and Masters of Science in Counseling Program students as SIT interns to provide school-based services.6/25/24246-25M42024-2027Interns
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Cathedral School for BoysProvide student classroom volunteers and tutoring for partner elementary schools10/8/242410-8M42024-2027
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Central American Resource Center (CARECEN) - Oral HealthProvide Spanish-language workshops for families about oral health and resources, for partner schools8/13/24248-13M72024-2027
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Central American Resource Center (CARECEN) - Youth ProgramSecond Chance Youth Program. Provide case management and support groups for students in partner high schools6/11/24246-11M12024-2027
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Children After School Arts (CASA)CASA serves Rooftop students in TK-6th grade daily afterschool and also offers a service learning program for 7th & 8th graders on Wednesdays. CASA provides 6-9 weeks of summer programming which is open to students entering K-8 citywide.11/18/252511-18M32025-2028
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Children's Council of San FranciscoWe are providing a free college and career pathway that helps high school students earn college credit, receive foundational knowledge of child development and build awareness of careers in early education.8/25/2026268-25M12026-2029
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Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco (CCC)Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco will provide in-class arts programming for Jean Parker Elementary 4th–5th graders, led by an artist and CCC staff with school staff, culminating in a student showcase in early 2027.8/11/26268-11M42026-2027
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City & County of San Francisco - Dental ScreeningDental screening services to Kindergarten students or first grade students who did not attend kindergarten in public school9/10/24249-10M22024-2029City and County of SF
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City & County of San Francisco - Department of Public Health - Community Clinics
Community Clinics & Behavioral Health. Provide behavioral and mental health services at schools through community based clinics: Chinatown Child Development Center, Families Rising, Family Mosaic Project, Foster Care Mental Health, HOPE SF Community Wellness, LEGACY, Mission Family Center, OMI Family Center, School Based Mental Health Services, Southeast Child Family Therapy Center, Sunset Mental Health Services8/8/23238-8M12023-2028City of SF DPH
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City and County of San FranciscoProvide expanded health services, Balboa Teen Clinic, Willie Brown Clinic, and the Burton High School Wellness Center.3/25/25253-25M12024-2030City & County of SF
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City College of San Francisco - Nursing StudentsNursing Students are placed in District schools to interact with District students, teachers, the staff.3/24/26263-24M32025-2028City College of SF - Nursing
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City Surf Project Opportunities for experiential learning are provided to our target demographic of SFUSD youth through the practice of surfing.8/11/26268-11M42026-2029
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Clarendon Childcare Center Supervision of children before school. Skill building in language, literacy, math and STEM through activities and interactions. Curriculum is supplemental and not meant to supplant any existing curriculum taught during the school day. Services will be scheduled in coordination with school staff.8/11/26268-11M72026-2029
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CodeAdvantageProvide weekly after school coding, robotics and game design at Peabody ES9/24/24249-24M12024-2027
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Coleman Advocates for Children and YouthProvide materials, content or direct services one time only. Provide materials, content or direct services over multiple sessions.4/28/26264-28M12025-2028
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Coleman Advocates for Children and Youth - Children Making a ChangeWorkshops and lunch clubs for students to build leadership8/25/2026268-25M12026-2029
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Community Education PartnershipsProvide tutoring for MS & HS students who qualify under McKinney-Vento when they enroll1/14/25251-14M22024-2027
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Community Initiatives on Behalf of Add it Up SFAdd It Up SF provides targeted early math tutoring for Grades 1–2 students who need additional support in foundational number sense and arithmetic skills.8/11/26268-11M42026-2027
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Community Initiatives - Mission Science WorkshopMission Science Workshop - Provide classroom presentations, after school activities, and access to community field trips for partner schools6/25/24246-25M12024-2027
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Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) CYC implements the SFUSD/Beacon community schools model, supporting the coordination of services, providing supplemental services for students, facilitating referrals for services, and participating on school site teams. 8/11/26268-11M62026-2029
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Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) - Mental HealthProvide case management and mental health services for students in partner schools5/14/24245-14M72024-2027
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Cornell Lab of OrnithologyProvide workshops, materials and educational kits for SFUSD teachers9/30/25259-30M12025-2028
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Descartes Learning ClubProvide after school STEM program for student in partner ES/MS schools4/22/25254-22M12024-2027
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Dragonfly Designs - After School Enrichment Programs in the ArtsOur dynamic team of professional artists guide students through exciting projects in painting, jewelry making, drawing, tie dye, macrame and more.02/24/26262-24M12025-2028
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Earth Island Institute Inc. (Native Plant Nursery at McAteer Campus Community Farm)Ongoing native plant nursery volunteer workdays and collaborative events with McAteer Campus Community Farm partners.3/10/26263-10M12025-2028
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East West Tennis East West (Leo Kirkpatrick) will provide on-site tennis instruction at Yick Wo and George Peabody for afterschool.8/25/2026268-25M12026-2029
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Edgewood Center for Children and Families - Mental HealthMental Health Services - Provide mental health services for students & families, case management and collaboration for partner schools12/10/242412-10M22024-2027
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Edgewood Center for Children and Families - TBSProvide mental health services, case management and collaboration for partner schools11/12/242411-12M42024-2027
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Edgewood Center for Children and Families-WRAPWRAP - Provide case management and services for students at risk of out of home placement and/or who need support returning to their communities after care1/14/25251-14M22024-2027
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Elevate TutoringElevate recruits, trains, and places volunteer STEM academic coaches in classrooms and afterschool while supporting school staff with volunteer management and development.8/25/2026268-25M12026-2029
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Elite STEM AcademyProvide weekly before and after school STEM program at Lafayette ES6/11/24246-11M12024-2027
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Empower Me AcademyEmpower Me Academy provides a positive and safe outlet for youth to develop the skills necessary to succeed on the basketball court, in education, family, friendships, and careers.8/11/26268-11M42026-2028
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Engineers Alliance for the ArtsProvide STEAM curriculum and facilitate student design competitions for partner HS6/11/24246-11M12024-2027
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Enterprise for YouthProvide job readiness training programs for partner high schools6/25/24246-25M12024-2027
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Felton Institute - Suicide PreventionSan Francisco Suicide Prevention - Provide workshops for youth, families and school staff on issues of suicide and how to access resources5/27/25255-27M22025-2028
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Filipino American Development Foundation - FEC Galing Bata ProgramWe will be providing push in academic support for students in the World Language Program and Filipino Elective Classes10/14/252510-14M22025-2028
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Filipino American Development Foundation - FMHIFilipino Mental Health Initiative. Provide workshops and support wellness for students and families in partner schools5/14/24245-14M72024-2027
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Filipino American Development Foundation - KabataanKabataan Youth Program - Provide youth leadership and mentoring program at Balboa HS10/8/242410-8M42024-2027
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Filipino American Development Foundation - Pin@y PEPPinoy Pinay (Pin@y) Educational Partnerships - Provide ethnic studies curriculum and supports for partner schools 10/8/242410-8M42024-2027
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First GraduateProvide college-going support and workshops for students in partner middle schools.5/14/24245-14M72024-2027
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First Place for YouthProvide Independent Living Skills program for foster youth in high schools11/12/242411-12M42024-2027
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Foodwise CommunityFoodwise Teens is a paid youth development program where students learn about food justice, develop important life and job skills, and build community together, through hands-on experiences in the garden, in the kitchen, and at the farmers market.5/19/26265-19M22026-2029
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Fresh Lifelines for YouthProvide lessons on legal rights and links to services for youth on probation for students in partner HS5/14/24245-14M72024-2027
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Friends of Alamo School FoundationProvide music classes, after school programs, and funding for enrichment activities at Alamo ES6/25/24246-25M12024-2027
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Friends of Ruth Asawa (California Poets in Schools)Will lead virtual writing workshops through live zoom and in-person sessions hosted and facilitated by classroom teachers.8/26/25258-26M12025-2027
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Friends of the Children - Bay AreaFriends of the Children - Provide ongoing mentoring including academic and social emotion learning support for students in partner schools9/24/24249-24M12024-2027
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Genesys WorksProvide training, mentoring and paid internships for HS students10/8/242410-8M42024-2027
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Girls on the Run Bay AreaOur after-school program runs for 8-10 weeks. We provide all needed supplies for the season and it is no cost to the school and also source trained, qualified coaches to deliver the life skills curriculum.8/11/26268-11M42026-2029
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Girls UniteFacilitate activities that welcome and support all students to play sports, for partner schools4/8/25254-8M22024-2027
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GirlVentures - FY2025-FY2028GirlVentures will provide day hike experiences focused on outdoor skills, appreciation, and developing socio-emotional wellness.3/10/26263-10M12025-2028
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Golden Gate National Parks ConservancyThe Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy will provide multiple-touch place-based educational field trips to middle school, high school, and transitional age youth from different SFUSD schools.02/24/26262-24M12025-2028
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Golden Gate Pickleball Foundation (Pickleball Instruction and Youth Development Program)Provide structured pickleball instruction and supervised play to support student physical activity, skill development, and social engagement.5/19/26265-19M22026-2027
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Good Samaritan - PCI GroupsComprehensive family support through intake and retention, age-specific Parent-Child Interactive groups, parent and peer support workshops and family advocacy.02/24/26262-24M12025-2028
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Good Samaritan Family Resource Center - Exito EscolarProvide academic and social emotional learning supports for Spanish-speaking students and their families in partner schools9/24/24249-24M12024-2027
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Google LLCProvide after school coding classes for SF International HS.8/12/25258-12M42025-2028
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Grand Canyon UniversityPlace nursing interns in schools to provide health care services12/10/242412-10M52024-2027Nursing Students
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Grattan After School Program (GASP)Daily afterschool program for students from Grattan Elementary. Program includes academic support, enrichment, and recreation. 12/9/252512-9M22025-2028
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Greater Farallones Association (Oceans After School)Our Oceans After School program will provide a series of nine hands-on classes to 3rd-5th grade students focused on marine animals and habitats to build awareness about their local marine sanctuary.6/9/26266-9M12026-2029
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Hack the HoodHack the Hood provides underestimated youth and young adults with tech skill-building programs and career navigation support that is grounded in justice and supports economic mobility.5/12/26265-12M12025-2028