located in the heart of the Chinatown-North Beach community.

We have a rich tradition of delivering a strong academic curriculum to our diverse student population. We involve our students in meaningful school experiences that promote the joy of learning while addressing students' individual needs.

Click to see message by Kennith Lee, Principal

Francisco Accountability Survey 2012

Dear Parents and Guardians,

At the beginning of the year, parents, teachers and staff at FMS created goals for all community members to meet this year. In an effort to see whether or not we've met those goals, it would be very helpful if you would take our survey. It only takes a few minutes to help us create a better learning community for all.

Thank you.

Click here to access the online survey.

Thank you to the 48 Francisco students and 6 adults (FMS teachers, FMS staff, and Beacon Center staff) who participated in our first Community Clean Up Day.  Thank you Francisco PTO, volunteers, E-Waste Direct, and everyone who brought items to our Electronics Recycling Fundraiser. We raised $490.59 from the 4,348 pounds of collected items.

Parent Workshop

Transitioning Your Child into High School

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

6:00 PM - 7:30 PM

Little Theater

Dinner & translation service (Chinese & Spanish) are provided.

Click to view the flyer in English/Chinese/Spanish for
workshop agenda and RSVP form.

Questions?

Contact Jose Lam (Family Liaison)
291-7900 ext. 3102, or email to lamj@sfusd.edu

Slow Down. New 15 MPH Speed Zone.

The City of San Francisco instituted a 15 MPH speed limit on all streets within 500 feet of our school and is in effect when children are present. The reduced speed will make our streets safer especially for walking and biking to and from school for everyone. The new speed limit is allowed under the California Vehicle Code and will be enforced by the San Francisco Police Department.

Lights On! Afterschool is a nation-wide event that every after school program takes part in on October 20th. The symbolism is to not turn off the lights on after school programs, meaning let's keep our after school programs funded and running. Our students made a quilt per each homeroom group, then put all the quilts together to make a GIANT quilt, followed by this group picture.

Have you been to YOWHOO.org . . .
learn about the Francisco Youth Outreach Workers--
what they do, play games, enter contests and win prizes.

Click to check it out!!!