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San Francisco Unified School District

Education

San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) is the seventh largest school district in California, educating around 50,000 students every year. San Francisco is both a city and a county; therefore, SFUSD administers both the school district and the San Francisco County Office of Education (COE). This makes SFUSD a "single district county."

Is San Francisco Unified School District hiring?

Yes. As of November 5, 2026, San Francisco Unified School District has 218 open roles on Metaintro.

Open roles

Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.

RoleLocationSetupPayPosted

Hiring pattern

How fast San Francisco Unified School District is adding roles, and how they're set up.

New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month

229
3
OctoberNovember
November: 3 new roles.

How roles are set upShare of open roles

91%
9%
On-siteNot stated

Customers

All 15 companies San Francisco Unified School District names as customers.

Customers15

  • Dr. George Washington Carver Elementary School
  • Herbert Hoover Middle School
  • Dolores Huerta Elementary School
  • Roosevelt Middle School
  • Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School
  • Elementary Health Education, Student and Family Services Division
  • Miraloma Elementary School
  • Malcolm X Academy
  • Glen Park Elementary
  • Special Education Paraprofessional at Malcolm X Academy
  • Phillip and Sala Burton High School
  • Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Academic Middle School
  • Instructional Aide at Tule Elk Park Early Education School
  • Student Nutrition Services
  • Senior and Student-Athlete at George Washington High School

What their customers say

Quotes from people at San Francisco Unified School District's customers.

“What I love is seeing students take their skills to other places that I could not foresee, and learning from them.”

Marc Bayangos

“Having a community that stands up for you and really has your back has been the best part of being part of the village.”

Sydney Dow · 4th Grade Teacher · Dr. George Washington Carver Elementary School

“I’ve had chance meetings with multiple former Hoover students, who as adults have told me how much they appreciated their middle school art classes and how it gave them an outlet to be creative and a way to express themselves.”

Margaret Pai · Art Teacher · Herbert Hoover Middle School

“By setting an example of hard work, dedication, and a positive attitude, I hope to encourage my students to become the best versions of themselves and to pursue their passions with confidence and enthusiasm.”

Benjamin Amezcua · 3rd Grade Spanish Dual Immersion Teacher · Dolores Huerta Elementary School

“I love seeing the kids progress, get better at their skills, and find things to enjoy that will keep them physically active throughout their lifetimes.”

Brian Chang · PE Teacher · Roosevelt Middle School
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“It’s important to me to be a Black male teacher in a school with lots of Black and Brown kids, so there’s a certain way I carry myself.”

Leonard Gant · 7th Grade Math Teacher · Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School

“I appreciate the small community here at Thurgood Marshall and getting to know everyone really well. We are like a family and we all love each other.”

Daniela Funes

“I grew up in the Mission and with the James Lick community, and there’s a big sense of pride that I’m able to give back to the community that helped raise me.”

Liam Meisel

“I help students teach each other about taking care of themselves and their wellness.”

Karen Tiu · Teacher on Special Assignment · Elementary Health Education, Student and Family Services Division

“Learning both Spanish and English helped me understand who I am as a Hispanic person born in the US, and it helped me grow more as a student.”

Daniel Alvarez Deleon

“We’re trying to get kids out of their comfort zone and have some fun while staying safe.”

“It’s always a trip down memory lane coming back to the schools, going into classrooms, and meeting with the teachers and staff.”

Megumi Matsuno

“I really love seeing the ‘a-ha’ moments with the kids as they’re connecting things they’re learning or have seen before when I share knowledge about different plants and animals.”

Marina Krauss

“I think saving the environment is important to our future and something I want to be involved in.”

Moyses Aguirre

“I love teaching PE because the kids just run here. This is the best part of their day. You get to be the ambassador of fun and what’s so beautiful about teaching PE is it’s social-emotional, it’s physical, it’s cognitive. There’s so much that you can do to really access and develop those parts of a student's whole experience.”

Amy Matarazzo · Physical Education Teacher · Miraloma Elementary School

“My favorite thing about being a SFUSD teacher is the diversity. I get to meet with so many people and collaborate with so many people across the district. These students and families really remind me of myself when I was younger and that's what makes Malcolm X special.”

Codion Isom · Kindergarten Teacher · Malcolm X Academy

“I’ve wanted to teach since I was in high school. It’s something I’ve always loved doing. Getting to be part of the growth of these students is amazing. I love working with the kids and community at Glen Park.”

Nicole Majors · Glen Park Elementary special education teacher

“I get emails and save all the cards that students have written to me. Building relationships builds community and makes society better and stronger.”

Kimberly Long · Special Education teacher · Glen Park Elementary

“I get to know the families and they love me and tell me I’m their auntie. I love working with the kids, they’re my life. They are our future. I could retire but I’m not going to retire. As long as babies are being born, I want to work with them.”

Theresa Bryant · Special Education Paraprofessional at Malcolm X Academy

“My favorite part about my job is seeing the wins. I think we have a population that is underserved. So just someone checking in on you and saying I see you, I care about you, I want you to win, all those things have really long standing outcomes that I think we don’t see in the moment but are huge wins. So when we celebrate that with the kids that’s the biggest win to me.”

Wade King-Gallman · Wellness Coordinator · Phillip and Sala Burton High School

“I just love being with kids, being inspired by them. I love their curiosity and I love collaborating with other teachers and staff to help our kids learn and have fun while doing it.”

Angelica Bohall-Ortega · El Dorado Elementary Kindergarten teacher

“I love connecting with families and students and supporting them in learning how to navigate the world and each other.”

Naroth Than · James Denman Middle School Head Counselor

“I like Burton because I feel like it's a really tight-knit community where everyone supports each other.”

Juan Sanchez

“I love the numerous opportunities SFUSD strives to provide and how distinct they can all be. I believe they really allow for well-rounded students and future workers.”

Calianne Sok

“I love my work because it allows me to impart the joys to science, art, literacy, and math to my students. They end up learning that every subject is intricately connected in the real world. Students feel a real sense of pride and ownership in making those deep connections.”

Kaitlyn Kraybill-Voth · Everett Middle School science teacher

“I love the people of SFUSD: the students, families, and all of us - the staff members that serve those students and families. It really does feel like we are all one big family.”

Tyson Fechter · Principal · Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Academic Middle School

“I’ve been with the District for 46 wonderful, beautiful, blessed years. I love the Warriors and I love the kids.”

Brenda Ferguson · Instructional Aide at Tule Elk Park Early Education School

“I’m really excited for this year where we have a new menu for the kids. If they were here last year, this year they’ll see something totally new.”

Albert Tse · Culinary Manager · Student Nutrition Services

“My XC season has been amazing. Every practice and race has shown me how much I’ve improved and grown. I’m grateful for my coaches, teammates, and the fact that I can push myself beyond my limits.”

Franny Wu · Senior and Student-Athlete at George Washington High School

“Burton played a pivotal role in helping me DREAM BIG.”

Skills they ask for

Most frequent across open postings.

Most requested skills

  • Microsoft Office
  • Data analysis
  • Interpersonal skills
  • Google Workspace
  • Student supervision
  • Communication
  • Conflict resolution
  • HR practices
  • GSuite
  • Lesson planning
  • Systems thinking
  • Group activities

Tech stack

CMS
Drupal
Analytics
Google Analytics 4
Google Tag Manager
Libraries
Font Awesome
jQuery

Company facts

Headquarters
San Francisco
Founded
1851
Industry
Education
Peer
Studi
Website
sfusd.edu

Sources: Founded from Wikidata

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Questions about San Francisco Unified School District

Is San Francisco Unified School District hiring?
Yes. As of November 5, 2026, San Francisco Unified School District has 218 open roles on Metaintro. The most are in Education (185), Healthcare/Medical (7), and Operations Management (7).
Where is San Francisco Unified School District hiring?
San Francisco Unified School District is hiring in San Francisco and California, United States, with the most open roles in San Francisco.
Who are San Francisco Unified School District's customers?
San Francisco Unified School District names 15 customers, including Dr. George Washington Carver Elementary School, Herbert Hoover Middle School, Dolores Huerta Elementary School, Roosevelt Middle School, and Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School.
What skills does San Francisco Unified School District look for?
Its open roles most often ask for Microsoft Office, Data analysis, Interpersonal skills, Google Workspace, and Student supervision.
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