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SFUSD Math Grade-Level Google Classrooms

If you are an SFUSD employee, you can access the electronic versions of the Units through the Math Portals or Google Drive. Google Classroom is the platform for math communication. 

Each grade level has its own Google Classroom.
  • Math Content Specialists will facilitate each Classroom. 
  • Math teachers will join as students to their corresponding classroom. 
  • Teachers can join as many Classrooms as they need to.

Joining Google Classroom (SFUSD Employees ONLY)
  1. Go to: classroom.google.com - Note that the Chrome Browser works best for this!
  2. You must be signed in using your SFUSD account, not gmail. 
  3. Click the + sign in the top right corner.
  4. Click ‘join class’ and enter the class code.

​If you are having issues with your username or password, please contact the IT Help Desk at 415-241-6476 or send an email to help@sfusd.edu. 
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Once you have joined, click 
  • About on the right of the masthead for general information and frequently used resources.
  • PEOPLE at the top for a list of other teachers at your grade level.
  • Any of the TOPICS on the left side-bar to see information about other topics, including Core Curriculum to access the portal.
Once you are in Google Drive to access the curriculum, click on "Add to Drive" and then "Open in Drive" in the upper right hand corner of the screen to see and print all documents correctly. ​
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