About
Our People
Principal: Tracy Peoples (peoplet sfusd edu) |
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| teachers | administrative and support staff |
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| Art Sato, Kindergarten Marisa Martinez-Lusinchi, Kindergarten Leanne Francis, 1st Grade Jessica Rosenfeld, 1st Grade Ms Reynolds, 2nd Grade Phil Nymark, 2nd Grade Aaron Hall, 3rd Grade Rebecca Holzman, 3rd Grade William Fewell, 4th Grade Elan Stahl, 4th/5th Grade Kelly Clark, 5th Grade |
Alisa Chriss-Price, Secretary Rosa Lima, Cafeteria Carlos Cedeno, Custodian Glenn Castro, Student Advisor Sandra Navarro, Literacy Support Chris Phaeton, RSP Paraprofessional LaTeshia Jenkins, Inclusion Floater Wendy Alexander, LSC Christina Sakthivel, Speech Sarah Kern, Librarian |
Our Mission Statement
Our mission is to empower student learning by teaching awareness, acceptance and non-violence, celebrating our diversity, achieving academic excellence, and fostering strong family-school-community connections. At Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy, you will be encouraged to become an active participant in your child’s educational journey.
Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy is a small alternative school in the Castro and named after its most famous persona: Harvey Milk! We are committed to developing literacy skills in an enriched environment. Science and math are emphasized in a hands-on, inquiry-based curriculum. Our social studies program emphasizes global awareness and student activism. Our school library, visual and performing arts, field trips, outdoor education, computers, and music enhance our strong academic program. Children are assigned to “Families” that meet to foster cross-grade activities. We have before and after school programs and enrichment clubs.
We have an open door policy to parents, and believe all staff and parents should be involved in the decision-making process within the school. We focus on helping children develop self-control and a personal commitment to values with such programs as First PASS and Conflict Managers. We are proud of our ongoing relationships with SF School Volunteers and its Adopt-A-School program – we have several very active community partners.
Our overall objective is to guide the development of a well-rounded human being who has the ability, skills and attitude to become a contributing asset to self, family, community and society.
Our History
The original campus housed Douglass Elementary School until the early 1950′s.
On June 25, 1996, San Francisco Unified School District’s Board of Education voted to rename Douglass School to Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy. Superintendent Waldemar Rojas and Principal Sandra Leigh dedicated the school to Harvey Milk.
Balanced Scorecard
For 2012-2013: Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy’s 2012-2013 Balanced Scorecard (PDF)
SFUSD School Website
Website: http://www.sfusd.edu/en/schools/school-information/harvey-milk.html