Children Youth and FamiliesIssuing agency·San Francisco, CA·via the City and County of San FranciscoThis Request for Proposals (hereinafter “RFP” or “Solicitation”) is being issued by the San Francisco Department of Children, Youth & Their Families (hereinafter, “DCYF” or “City”). DCYF is seeking qualified suppliers (“Proposers”) to submit proposals (“Proposals”) to coordinate and deliver technical assistance to San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) school sites receiving support through the Student Success Fund (SSF). Technical assistance will support schools in implementing the community schools model and will include coaching, site-based consultation, workshops and professional learning communities (PLCs). Providers will also support coordination across SSF schools and technical assistance providers through shared planning, tools, provider meetings, Summits and other activities.
Attached documents:
• CHF___Student_Success_Fnd_Technical_Assistance_RFP.pdf
• CHF___Student_Success_Fnd_Technical_Assistance_RFP.xml
• DCYF_Student_Success_Fund_Technical_Assistance_RFP_10.26.26.pdf
Technical assistance will support schools in implementing the community schools model and will include coaching, site-based consultation, workshops and professional learning communities (PLCs). Providers will also support coordination across SSF schools and technical assistance providers through shared planning, tools, provider meetings, Summits and other activities.
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