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Subject: for czh-ga - school district in SF
Category: Reference, Education and News > General Reference
Asked by: timespacette-ga
List Price: $5.00
Posted: 04 Jun 2006 21:16 PDT
Expires: 04 Jul 2006 21:16 PDT
Question ID: 735350
hello there,

we need to see a map with the exact boundaries of the school district
where Galileo Academy of Math and Science is.  I don't know the name
of that school district.  I need to know that first, and then find a
good map that shows the exact boundaries of that district.

thanks
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Subject: Re: for czh-ga - school district in SF
Answered By: czh-ga on 05 Jun 2006 12:27 PDT
Rated:5 out of 5 stars
 
Hello again timespacette-ga,

I assume that you?re asking about the school from your prior question
? Galileo Academy of Science and Technology. This high school is part
of the San Francisco Unified School District. Each school in the
district has a specified resident attendance area. I haven?t found any
special names for these other than the name of the school. The
attendance areas can be easily reviewed by using the interactive map
provided by SFUSD.

You didn?t ask this but, just in case, I want to alert you to the
stringent requirements of interdistrict transfer requirements for
attending Galileo. I?m providing you with the appropriate links from
the SFUSD website to help you review all aspects of attending a public
school in San Francisco and the requirements for enrolling in Galileo.

Thanks for directing your question to me. Best wishes for the boys?
move to San Francisco.

~ czh ~


http://portal.sfusd.edu/template/default.cfm?page=hs.galilieo
http://www.galileoweb.org/
Galileo Academy of Science and Technology 
1150 Francisco St.
San Francisco, CA 94109
Phone: 415-749-3430

http://portal.sfusd.edu/template/default.cfm?page=hs.galilieo
GALILEO ACADEMY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

http://portal.sfusd.edu/apps/SCHFIND/showmap.cfm
Choose High Schools at the top of the page to see the attendance area
boundaries for all the high schools in the SFUSD.

http://portal.sfusd.edu/template/default.cfm?page=policy.placement
The Educational Placement Center (EPC) is the first stop on the road
to education in SFUSD.

http://portal.sfusd.edu/template/default.cfm?page=policy.placement.enroll
Enrollment Information for 2006-07 School Year

http://orb.sfusd.edu/forms/EPC/06-07_EnrollmentApp_English.pdf
Enrollment Application - 2006-07 Sch Year ? English

Who needs to complete an enrollment application?
 -- Students new to SFUSD ? 

http://portal.sfusd.edu/template/default.cfm?page=policy.placement.dist_transfer
Interdistrict Transfer Requests 

If a student wishes to attend a San Francisco Public School and the
parent/guardian does not live in San Francisco, the parent/guardian
must obtain an interdistrict permit from their current public school
district of residence. The interdistrict transfer agreement permit is
required for anyone living outside of San Francisco who wishes to
attend or continue attending a San Francisco Public School. It is an
annual permit and must be on file for each school year.

Interdistrict transfers are granted on a space-available basis, and
SFUSD reserves the right to determine whether or not to accept
interdistrict transfer requests. SFUSD also reserves the right to
limit the number of incoming students as well as establish priorities
according to types of requests.

Please call the EPC at 415-241-6513 for additional information about
interdistrict enrollment.

Request for Answer Clarification by timespacette-ga on 05 Jun 2006 16:21 PDT
hi czh -- and thanks again.

that third link down that has the attendance area boundaries is the
one I'm most interested in, but the problem is that it's very hard to
see exactly what streets constitute the boundary.  We are especially
interested in the western edge of that line.  Would it be possible for
you to figure out what streets this line follows just be looking at
this little map?  If I was more familiar with SF I think I could scope
it out, but it's a guess for me when I compare that to a street map of
 SF.

I think they already have most of the other info that you have
provided, but I will forward this on to them anyway, just to be sure.

***

Clarification of Answer by czh-ga on 05 Jun 2006 18:20 PDT
Hi timespacette-ga,

You say the map is small. I wonder if you discovered how to navigate
and zoom in with the SFUSD school district interactive map? You have
to click on the Map Navigator tool to activate the zoom function.

I suggest that you also open a separate window to Google Maps so you
can get a better view. Let me walk you through the Galileo attendance
boundaries street by street.

I hope this does the trick.

~ czh ~



Start with the North/West corner.

Area north of Hwy 101 in Chrissy field ? no street name 
1 block south on Marshall (on older maps) to Gorgas
1 block west on Gorgas to Halleck
1 block south on Halleck and jog east on Lincoln Blvd
Halleck turns into Funston 
south on Funston to Moraga 
1 block west on Moraga to Arguello
south on Arguello to Pacific 
east on Pacific to Presidio
south on Presidio to Post 
2 blocks east on Post to Baker 
1 block north on Baker to Sutter
2 blocks east on Sutter to Divisidero
2 blocks south on Divisidero to Geary
3 blocks east on Geary to Steiner
south on Steiner to Fulton
1 block east on Fulton to Fillmore
2 blocks south on Fillmore to Hayes
1 block west on Hayes to Steiner
south on Steiner to Hermann
1 block east on Hermann to Fillmore
2 blocks north on Fillmore to Waller
1 block east on Waller to Webster
1 block north on Webster to Haight
1 block east on Haight to Buchanan
1 block south on Buchanan to Waller
east on Waller to Market
north east on Market to the Bay and the Ferry Building
timespacette-ga rated this answer:5 out of 5 stars and gave an additional tip of: $3.00
No, I couldn't get the zoom to function with my browser . . .  so
thanks for the detailed view; just what we needed, yes!

***

Comments  
Subject: Re: for czh-ga - school district in SF
From: czh-ga on 09 Jun 2006 14:14 PDT
 
Hi timespacette-ga,

I'm glad I was able to help. I hope the boys will have a great time in
San Francisco. Thank you for the five stars and tip.

~ czh ~

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