Excellence in Action, Equity in Education
The purpose of SFABSE is to improve the educational experiences and achievements of African American students, parents, and staff to foster a higher quality of life and preserve Black history and culture, with a central goal: to make education the number one priority in the African American community.”
Our Strategic Pillars
We provide culturally responsive resources and professional networks designed to support the growth of Black school educators and students.
01
Professional Growth and Mentorship
Enhancing the skills of Black educators through dedicated training programs, networking opportunities, and career advancement paths within the district.
02
Student Achievement and Advocacy
Championing policies that close the achievement gap and provide Black students with the resources they need to excel in their academic journey.
03
Building Community Pathways
Connecting families with school leaders and community partners to foster a collaborative and supportive learning ecosystem.
04
Scholarships and Future Leaders
Investing in the next generation by providing scholarship and leadership oportunities for aspiring educators and students.
Investing in Educational Success
Voices of Impact
Dr. Vincent Matthews
The beginning of a new school year is always a time of excitement, possibility, and renewed purpose. Students are returning to classrooms, educators are reconnecting with colleagues, families are preparing for another year of learning and growth, and our entire community is once again coming together around the promise and potential of our young people.
For SFABSE, it is also a time to recommit ourselves to our mission.
Former SFUSD Superintendent
Dimitric M. Roseboro
The importance of knowing that there is a community of black professionals who have like mindsets in impacting education for black students. The power of fellowship and networking is vital in elevating black professionals. This is what being part of the San Francisco Alliance of Black Educators is about.
Principal
Aptos School of Performing Arts
Brenda Jackson
The San Francisco Alliance of Black School educators represents professionalism, unity, dignity, and commitment.
Retired SFUSD Head Counselor
SFABSE Oratorical Coordinator
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