We are a San Francisco K-5 public school located in the Castro
We wish you all a wonderful summer!
First day of school is August 20
Wednesday June 6 is the last day of school. School ends at 12:40pm and YMCA after-care will end at 5pm.
Have a wonderful summer!
It’s almost time to get your Summer Read on! Check out the SFUSD Summer Reading List— it’s pre-sorted by grade. In addition, take a look at San Francisco Public Libraries’ Summer Stride program. Kids who read all summer long can earn prizes and have fun along the way.
May 24, 6:00pm, Cafeteria
Come together with the entire school community for our end-of-year assembly celebrating our students and our schools’ commitment to civil rights. Get ready to be moved (or at least entertained) by our students’ wonderful class performances!
Yearbook Order Deadline Extended: May 25! The cost is $22, with an option to contribute more for others. Order forms are available at school or you can order online at the link below.
https://ybpay.lifetouch.com/Order/SelectJob
Yearbook code: 13517018
Cash/checks must be placed in the Lifetouch envelopes and returned to the PFC mailbox in the office. Make checks payable to Harvey Milk PFC.
Monday May 7 – Friday May 11
Week of May 7 is National Teacher Appreciation Week. We changed the name to include the whole amazing staff at HMCRA.
If you like to contribute, there’s still a few spots left to sign up to donate breakfast, lunch and treats to treat our wonderful HMCRA staff all next week. This is our chance to show our gratitude to everyone who does so much for our children every day of the school year!
Wednesday, May 9, 5:30-6:30pm
Next Wednesday, grades 3 through 5 will be displaying and present their science work in classrooms and hallways on the second floor. K through 2 participate with class displays. Come check it out!
Harvey Milk’s culinary arts program is a finalist for a District 8 Participatory Budgeting grant of up to $25,000. The ballot is now live and will be open until midnight on May 1. We are one of three education projects on the ballot. You can vote for up to 10 projects across a range of categories (art, education, open space, public safety).
Participatory Budgeting is a democratic process that gives community members the opportunity to set budgeting priorities and make decisions on what community projects should be funded. District 8 residents will be able to help decide how best to spend $250,000 in total for neighborhood enhancements, beautification, safety, and other improvements.
Any resident of District 8 (Castro, Noe Valley, Diamond Heights, Glen Park, Corona Heights, Eureka Valley, Dolores Heights, Mission Dolores, Duboce Triangle, Buena Vista Park, and part of Twin Peaks) who is at least 16 years old can vote, regardless of citizenship. You must provide your first and last name, address, and birthdate in order to vote. Find out if you live in District 8 here.
Funds would go towards new equipment installation in the kitchen classroom (e.g. an oven and dishwasher, which would allow us to reach more students and families) and expanding our academic-day enrichment program to more grades for the 18-19 school year.
For more information about our culinary arts partnership, please visit The Breakfast Project, which currently offers a morning program three days a week for K-5 students with the YMCA, a weekly enrichment class for third-graders at Harvey Milk, and a monthly after-school cooking club.
Looking for summer fun in the city? Join our own Ms. Teshia and Coach Antoine foran action packed Day Camp. Summer in the City Day Camp offers a variety of Activities to engage children of all ages and interests, and provides a safe, fun and active environment in which children can develop new skills, self-esteem and friendships—all while exploring everything San Francisco has to offer.
Ms. Teshia writes “We pride ourselves on offering an action-packed, varied and exciting camp. Campers enjoy daily field trips to discover our beloved City of San Francisco.”
Field Trips vary from week to week and are designed to be age-appropriate. Activities during each session include things like Arts & Crafts, Group Games, Basketball, Movies, and Swimming.
Apply Online Today! https://goo.gl/forms/JgeEA6ReKsq7Yq6w1
Saturday, April 21, 11am – 4pm
EVERYONE IS INVITED – FREE ENTRANCE – LOTS OF FUN!
Bounce houses, food, music, jugglers, carnival games, prizes, photo booth, a Cake Walk, dunk tank, raffle, cotton candy, face painting and more!
Check out this years raffle prices here. The class that sells the most raffle tickets win a pizza party. Ms Antonae has more raffle tickets in the office.
Help to make this event fun and successful: We still need helping hands!
Sign up:
Planning event volunteer:
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e094ca8ab22a5fe3-carnival1
Day of event volunteering:
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e094ca8ab22a5fe3-carnival
Donate Food: (Donated food should be delivered the Friday before Carnival to Room 208 (Teacher’s Lounge or early Saturday to the cafeteria):
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e094ca8ab22a5fe3-carnival1