Visitacion Valley Elementary School
Visitacion Valley
55 Schwerin Street, San Francisco, California 94134
About
- Title I School with a commitment to serving a diverse student body.
- Comprehensive literacy and math programs integrated into core curricula.
- Strong emphasis on English Language Development with daily designated blocks.
- Rich extended learning opportunities in creative and performing arts.
- Focus on technology-based learning and 21st-century skills development.
250
Students Enrolled
81%
Socio-economically Disadvantaged
27%
English Language Learners
10%
Students with Special Needs
Student Outcomes
38%
English Proficiency
30%
Math Proficiency
Ways to Volunteer!
Help where and when it works best for you. Visitacion Valley Elementary School values all community volunteers and we’ve got volunteer roles that match your skills and your schedule.
You can sign up as a short-term/ after hours volunteer and we will help connect you with the school community, or sign up as a recurring school day volunteer through the San Francisco Ed Fund.
During The School Day
A once-a-week volunteer commitment through the SF Education Fund to support classrooms, teachers, and students during the school day. You choose from their list of options.
Join the School Day TeamBeyond the Bell
Flexible opportunities outside school hours, from after-school programs to PTA events, community projects, and more.
Opportunities to volunteer, short & long term
Tutoring
Provide one-on-one academic support to students on a range of topics
Event Volunteer
Provide support for school-sponsored events
Classroom Support
Provide students support with in-classroom projects
Donate
Your donation supports underserved students across San Francisco.
Donate
Or donate through these other options
Testimonial
The reason I'm giving the school 5 stars. 1. One of only a handful of SF schools that is 95% staffed. 2. Not just any kind of staff, but teachers that have 5-22 years of experience. They are the kind of teachers that willing give all that they have to help our children. My son is in 1st grade and from kindergarten 1st day (a little shy and scared), when we picked him up after school he already asked if he could stay or come back the next day. This put our minds and heart a ease. 3. The dedication from everyone else; principal, staff to PTA, is admirable. 4. Helping not just students but the community. Don't expect perfection, nothing is perfect. Kids fall down, they lose their jackets, and have difficulties adjusting. Trust the school to do everything they can to keep our kids safe and to teach them to be the best they can be. Please remember the school still needs your help and participation. There are many community events that welcome parents and family.