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Families and Community

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Why de-tracking?  Read a summary of findings about de-tracking here.

This document is also available in Chinese and Spanish translation.
Resources for Families
Recursos Para Familias en Español

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Family Letters for the  SFUSD Core Curriculum
Every unit in our Math Core Curriculum includes a letter to families giving them an overview of the math content of the unit as well as suggestions for supporting students at home.

Family Letters in English are available for all units revised so far. Spanish and Chinese Family Letters are available for most units K–8 [español / 中國]. Family Letters in Spanish are available for all high school units. 

Middle Grades Math Sequence Family Letter

A letter about Middle Grades Mathematics was sent to the families of all incoming 6th graders. Click below to download the letter in a variety of languages.
English
Chinese
Spanish
Tagalog
Arabic
Vietnamese

These pages help family members and other community members locate the information they need to understand the changes brought on by the Common Core and how they will affect your child.
Is your child in High School?  Click here for information about the High School Mathematics Course Sequence.
Is your child in grades 6–8?  Click here for FAQs about middle school mathematics.
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