2009

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Labor Day, NO SCHOOL (No AEP)

[ September 7, 2009; ]

Back to School Letter

Back to School Letter

We are very excited with the beginning of another school year. Teachers, administrative staff, and facilities staff have been working throughout the summer to prepare for the opening of school. I want to give a special shout out to the facilities department for working countless hours to ensure that the building is now amazingly clean and green.

Need a Babysitter?

Maggie Beams, friend of fifth grade teacher, Beth Hatem, is a 28 year old pilates instructor and nursing student looking for babysitting jobs. Depending on the day, she’s available mornings, afternoons and evenings (both weekdays and weekends). She’s had ample experience with kids of all ages and was even a nanny for a family in [...]

After-School Care Needed

After-school care needed for a 3rd and a 5th grader- about 15 hours a week—duties include help with kids activities so car is a must, cooking, dog walking, light cleaning-hours include Thursday evenings and every other Saturday night. Email-Jennifer at drjhymes@sbcglobal.net.

Club 18 – Middle School Programs at the JCCSF

The JCCSF offers a variety of after-school, weekend, and special-interest programs for Bay Area teens. Empowering all teens, regardless of culture, to grow intellectually, socially, creatively, emotionally and physically, the JCCSF provides middle school students a safe, nurturing and supervised environment. We’re what parents want and where middle schoolers want to be.

Admission Season

Admission Season

We have just welcomed an amazing group of new students and families to our community, which makes it incredibly hard to believe that it is, once again, time to begin admission season.

Future Chairpersons Get Ahead of the Curve

Future Chairpersons Get Ahead of the Curve

Like a flat iron to a head of curls, the Parents Association hopes a new shadow program eliminates kinks in the learning curve often encountered by chairpersons during the first weeks on the job.

PA President Christy Tripp said she and Diana Wolf, last year’s president, came up with the idea to create the shadow role for some of the School’s bigger events. Shadows have been assigned to the following committees: Library Party/Book Sale, Family Photo Night, as well as Special Friends and Grandparents’ Day.

Letter from Director of Development

Letter from Director of Development

First of all, I would like to thank everyone, particularly the board of trustees, the Parents Association, the faculty and the Day School staff, for welcoming me so warmly to the SFDS community. As a lifelong resident of the New York metropolitan area who is now commuting to and from work every day over the Golden Gate Bridge, looking at water and sailboats rather than oil refineries, I have to pinch myself periodically to remember that this isn’t a dream!

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