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So if we have 20 students in first three weeks, 5 families leave, and then 5 new families join next session, we would give those new 5 families stipend?

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Are there any opportunities for “open to Summer Together only program days” at SF field trip sites (ex. zoo, cal academy, exploratorium), OR should we plan only for hiking, outdoor OR better yet are they able to visit multiple sites and bring their fun to us?

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When will we know what libraries will still be available for Hubs?

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When will we know what libraries will still be available for Hubs?

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What is the status of family incentives?

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What is the status of family incentives?

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Does DCYF have a contract with Book Nook?  Is there a cost to agencies?  

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Does DCYF have a contract with Book Nook?  Is there a cost to agencies?  

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Are there any volunteers or restaurant partners who could help with lunches?  The kids would rather go hungry than eat what we serve.

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How will the educational awards be distributed? Any updates?

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How will the educational awards be distributed? Any updates?

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When does the one time bonus come? How much?

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When does the one time bonus come? How much?

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Can we get a single Google Doc with all the SUMMER Q&A from the diff meetings

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If there is minimal interest from teachers in supporting academics at our home sites, how will the teacher placements through DCYF work?

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Can non-priority SFUSD families really anticipate getting a Summer Together free slot in some program?

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Can non-priority SFUSD families really anticipate getting a Summer Together free slot in some program?

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I'm operating a private program partnering with Summer Together and parents are asking if they can anticipate getting a free slot or if they should pay for a slot now.

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Can we move our hub to middle school if we are asked to support starting the 26th of April

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Can we move our hub to middle school if we are asked to support starting the 26th of April

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Based on the new order - is it saying we can add new youth every 3 weeks if we have kids who drop off?

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Based on the new order - is it saying we can add new youth every 3 weeks if we have kids who drop off?

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Any update on being able to use school sites?

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Any update on being able to use school sites?

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Different websites, interest forms and unclear language?

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Different websites, interest forms and unclear language?

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Free summer learning programs for San Francisco public school students

Enrollment begins in April. Check back here or sign up below for updates about enrollment or volunteer opportunities.

*Your contact information will only be used to provide alerts and updates about enrollment in Summer Together.

Many options, zero cost to San Francisco families.

Sign up online, in-person, and over the phone.

City departments, companies, community organizations, and donors coming together.

About Summer Together

Summer Together provides San Francisco Unified School District students a selection of free in-person and virtual summer learning programs for nine weeks starting in June, including:

Academic, in-person learning

Summer camp at sites throughout the city

Virtual arts and academic classes

Free books for every student

Summer Together is brought to you by a coalition of TogetherSF, the City of San Francisco, San Francisco Unified School District, community organizations, nonprofits and businesses. The program is fully funded by a public-private partnership between the City of San Francisco and generous philanthropic support.

Read more about Summer Together in Mayor London Breed's program announcement and in the SF Chronicle.

Sign up for updates about Summer Together

Get notified when enrollment opens or learn about ways to volunteer to support the program.

*Your contact information will only be used to provide alerts and updates about enrollment in Summer Together.

Are you a teacher? Complete this form if you'd like to learn about teaching opportunities with Summer Together!

Questions? Get in touch at summer@togethersf.org

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Summer Together - Free summer programs for SF public school students

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Enrollment begins in April. Check back here or sign up below for updates about enrollment or volunteer opportunities. *Your contact information will only be used to provide alerts and updates about enrollment in Summer Together. Many options, zero cost to San Francisco families. Sign up online, in-person, and over the phone.

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How can all the information become unified?

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How can all the information become unified?

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Staff is exhausted as guidelines and everything changes constantly.

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How will DCYF oversee the 85% SFUSD requirement? What happens if we end up a little under this with kids from charter schools but that are still in other priority populations?

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How will DCYF oversee the 85% SFUSD requirement? What happens if we end up a little under this with kids from charter schools but that are still in other priority populations?

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How do teachers actually find this google form?

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How do teachers actually find this google form?

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Hello teachers! For the Summer Together opportunity, we as a city are working towards providing 20,000 students free in person summer programs so that our students can spend time with other kids after a year apart and find joy, learning, and friendship before going back to school in the fall. To make this happen, we need you, our teachers!

This is an opportunity to reimagine how teaching and learning happens in a way that includes play, engagement, and fun as well as create the conditions to learn content as kids step up to their next year. We hope this also provides an inspiring space to have fun after a year of intense virtual learning so you can co-create in person, in partnership with the CBO staff for those who want to work in CBO's, a learning experience that is inspiring for the students and for you.

There are two types of opportunities where we need teachers 1) in school settings and 2) in community based organizations to provide a project-based, integrated learning experience. Both opportunities would involve partnering with a community based organization, just different types of sites. On the daily, this might look like K-5 teachers partnering with CBOs to support literacy and math integration and one-on-one support for youths. For 6th-8th teachers would partner to support math, social studies, language arts and science integration into activities and one-on-one support for youths.

The summer program will run from June 14th-August 14th up to 9 weeks in total. If you are interested, the timeline and expectations are:

Submit this interest form by May 7th, 2021
ºTeachers will be matched with programs ongoingly, depending on receipt of submissions
ºMatching to CBOs will be confirmed by May 28th, 2021
ºTeachers may attend optional professional development in mid-May and end of May that would include topics
like the below. Dates to follow.

ºHow to reintroduce students to school after a virtual year
ºSetting healthy boundaries
ºSupporting connection in the first five days
ºCaring for yourself and your students

Most summer sessions will start are starting June 14th, 2021, with some starting earlier

The pay rate will be $50-$60 per hour for credentialed teachers with an expectation of 4-6 hours a day, 5 days a week, for 6 weeks (note: a couple of sites may be running 9 week programs).

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Hello teachers! For the Summer Together opportunity, we as a city are working towards providing 20,000 students free in person summer programs so that our students can spend time with other kids after a year apart and find joy, learning, and friendship before going back to school in the fall.

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Can we get the SFUSD school schedules? Especially for hubs where students go to so many different schools. 

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Can we get the SFUSD school schedules? Especially for hubs where students go to so many different schools. 

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updated guidance

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Can we go ahead and send out interest forms for enrollment? Wasn't it supposed to open last week?

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Can we go ahead and send out interest forms for enrollment? Wasn't it supposed to open last week?

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Is there any plan to allow or accommodate field trips?

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Is there any plan to allow or accommodate field trips?

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Can all stakeholders have access to the expectations and requirements that are being shared to each respective stakeholder so we know what is being communicated and expected from each partner?

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Can DCYF provide us with youth to replace those who are returning back to school?

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Can DCYF provide us with youth to replace those who are returning back to school?

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Based on health order, 2 groups are allowed into the gym, but at what activity level? Running around, low activity levels?

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Based on health order, 2 groups are allowed into the gym, but at what activity level? Running around, low activity levels?

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How is DCYF going to distribute the $1,000 to families? CBOs should not be responsible for managing this in terms of purchasing gift cards or cutting checks. We can distribute but that should be our only role.

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How is DCYF going to distribute the $1,000 to families? CBOs should not be responsible for managing this in terms of purchasing gift cards or cutting checks. We can distribute but that should be our only role.

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What is the update on the stipends for participation?

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What is the update on the stipends for participation?

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Is the 5 hour summer/literacy component for K-12, K-8, or K-5?

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Is the 5 hour summer/literacy component for K-12, K-8, or K-5?

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Will they allow folks who are working to travel go between sites?

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Will they allow folks who are working to travel go between sites?

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Will DCYF have a centralized list for families to see which organizations are running programs so that they can reach out to programs directly?

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Will DCYF have a centralized list for families to see which organizations are running programs so that they can reach out to programs directly?

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where are we with SFUSD teacher platform?

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where are we with SFUSD teacher platform?

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Will teachers be distributed to programs or volunteers?

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Will teachers be distributed to programs or volunteers?

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is there an update on central registration platform or per site?

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For SFUSD Step up program, it is currently being planned as a 2-4 day program. Will this be allowable as the plan is shorter than the 3 week minimum? The school is leading the planning on this.

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A majority of our family surveys are coming back with 48% wanting virtual, 25% hybrid and only 23 percent wanting in-person. Would DCYF be flexible to funding virtual or hybrid programs with the new funding?

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A majority of our family surveys are coming back with 48% wanting virtual, 25% hybrid and only 23 percent wanting in-person. Would DCYF be flexible to funding virtual or hybrid programs with the new funding?