EXPLORING  THE  POTENTIAL  FOR  SHIPYARD  CAMPUSES  

THE  VISION  OF  THE  SF  SHIPYARD    

CREATING  A  STEM  ECOSYSTEM  IN  THE  SOUTHEAST  

Future  Home  of  Willie  L.  Brown  Jr.  Middle  School  

Thurgood  Marshall  High  

School  

Burton    High  School  

Bret  Harte  Elementary  

School  

Potential  Site  for  a  STEM-­‐Focused  Elementary  Lab  

School  

Potential  Site  for  the  STEM  Excelerator  

Malcolm  X  ES  K-­‐5  

Carver  ES  K-­‐5  Drew  ES    PK/TK/5  

Leola  Havard  PK/TK  

Taylor    ES  PK-­‐5   King  MS  

KIPP  Bayview  Academy  

Harte  ES  PK  El  Dorado    ES  K-­‐5  

Vis  Valley    ES  K-­‐5  

Vis  Valley  MS  

Revere    K-­‐8  

Elem.  Schools  

Middle  Schools  

High  Schools  

9  (including  

1  k-­‐8)  

4    (including  1  Charter)  

3    (including  1  Charter)  

THE  SAN  FRANCISCO  SHIPYARD  

Potential  Site  for  a  STEM-­‐Focused  Elementary  

Professional  Learning  School  

§ A  collaboration  between  SF  State  and  SFUSD  

§ Would  focus  students  at  an  early  age  on  Science,  Technology,  Engineering,  and  Math  

§ Would  serve  as  a  professional  learning  school  for  exploring  innovative  ideas  about  teaching,  learning,  and  child  development  

§ Would  provide  professional  development  and  training  for  emerging  and  experienced  teachers  

§ Would  expand  and  develop  a  more  diverse  teaching  force    

STEM-­‐FOCUSED  ELEMENTARY  PROFESSIONAL  LEARNING  SCHOOL  

INNOVATION  ALLEY  CONTEXT  MAP  

Drawings  are  Conceptual  

STEM  Excelerator    with  Coworking  and  

Tech  Offices  

Private  School  

INDUSTRY-­‐BASED  AND  INDUSTRY-­‐SUPPORTED  STEM  EXCELERATOR  

§ A  collaboration  between  SF  State,  SFUSD,  community-­‐based  organizations,  and  local  businesses  

§ Would  be  a  state-­‐of-­‐the-­‐art  research  and  technology  facility  where  high  school  and  college  students  design  and  complete  projects  in  collaboration  with  partners  from  the  local  business  community  

§ High  school  students  would  access  career-­‐enriched  learning  experiences  and  have  the  opportunity  to  earn  dual  enrollment  credits  that  would  accelerate  the  path  into  and  through  college  

§ College  students  would  develop  professional  goals  and  academic  skills  in  a  synergistic,  relevant  setting,  while  participating  in  paid  work  leading  to  quality  and  high-­‐demand  careers  

§ The  STEM  Excelerator  would  serve  SFUSD  high  school  students  from  throughout  the  district    

AGENCY  PARTNERS    

§  Mayor’s  Office  and  City  Departments  §  Office  of  Economic  Workforce  Development  

§  Department  of  Children,  Youth,  and  Their  Families  

§  Office  of  Community  Investment    and  Infrastructure  

§  SF  State  §  College  of  Education  §  College  of  Science  and  Engineering  §  College  of  Liberal  and  Creative  Arts  §  Division  of  Undergraduate  Studies  

§  Departments  of  Computer  Science,  Design  &  Industry,  Early  Childhood  Education,  Child  &  Adolescent  Development  

§  School  of  Engineering    

§  SFUSD    §  Curriculum  and  Instruction    

§  College  and  Career  Readiness  §  STEM  Department  

§  Academic  and  Professional  Development  Office    

§  Early  Education  Department  

§  Superintendent’s  Office  of  Strategy  &  Fund  Development  

§  Facilities  Department  

§  Lennar  Urban  §  Elementary  School  Site  

§  Innovation  Alley    

NEXT  STEPS  

  Review  demographic  projections  and  integrate  data  into  decision  and  timeline  for  any  potential  Shipyard  partnership  

  Refer  Shipyard  opportunity  to  Augmented  Buildings,  Grounds  and  Services  Committee  for  further  discussion  

   Initiate  conversation  with  the  Mayor’s  office  to  obtain  support  of  the  partnership  concept  

  Board  of  Education  to  consider  a  Board  Resolution  to  promote  the  further  analysis  of  facilities,  fiscal  and  programmatic  impact  to  SFUSD