Calendar
Sunnyside’s event calendar lives on this website and on ParentSquare. To add an event to the calendar, email 
Flyers and Posters
Teachers sometimes place flyers for specific events and after-school classes in students’ backpacks. You should check your child’s backpack every night. Occasionally, SFUSD will approve the distribution of a flyer for an outside organization, under strict district rules. Posters go up on the walls of the school for most community events and fundraisers, and we are also have a kiosk sign near the Hearst Street entrance. 
Facebook
Sunnyside’s Facebook page carries fun photos of recent events: https://www.facebook.com/sunnysidepta/ |
Wednesday Envelope
Every Wednesday afternoon an email goes out with information about upcoming events, deadlines, and other school news. It sometimes includes a letter from our principal, too. For parents who are not online, a paper version is placed by teachers in the backpacks of students whose parents request it. 
Email, Texting, Calls
Some teachers prefer to use email to communicate with their classrooms. For parents who are not online, they may send home paper flyers. Sometimes SFUSD will text or call with important districtwide information. Make sure your emergency contact information is correct by calling or checking in at the school office. 
Twitter
Sunnyside’s Twitter page is updated with occasional schoolwide and district news: https://twitter.com/sunnysidek5 |
ParentSquare
ParentSquare is a two-way private communication platform for schools. It provides a safe way for administrators, teachers, staff, groups, and parents to connect and effectively communicate. The program is designed to work well on your phone, and there is a free mobile app. To sign up, visit parentsquare.com and request to join. 
The Ray
At the end of the school year, the PTA produces The Ray, our student literary journal. To see the latest edition, visit the Student Life page. |
Sunnyside is proud to be recognized as a California Distinguished School by the state's Department of Education (DOE) and a California Business for Education Excellence (CBEE) Honor Roll School.
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