For Family & Guardians
Latest announcements
As the new school year starts, take a moment to review our Family Hanbook.
2024-25 Calendar
October Lunch Menu
Daily Schedule
Note: Mission Preparatory has half days on Wednesdays
7:10-8 a.m. — Before School Programming*
8-8:10 a.m. — Campus opens for arrival
8:10 a.m.- 3:40 p.m. — Daily school schedule for Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays
8:10 a.m.-1:30 p.m. — Daily school schedule for Wednesdays, Minimum Day, PTCs and PD Days
6 p.m. — After School Programming ends*
*Registration required
School days off for 2024-25 school year
Labor Day (Sept. 4)
Dia de la Raza / Indigenous Peoples’ Day (Oct. 9)
Veterans Day (Nov. 10)
Thanksgiving (Nov. 20-24)
Winter Vacation (Dec. 18-Jan. 1)
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (Jan. 15)
Wellness Break (Feb. 16-19)
Spring Vacation (April 1-5)
Memorial Day Weekend (May 24-27)
Your child’s safety
is important.
From earthquakes and fires to health emergencies and lockdowns, your child’s safety is our top priority. Read our Health and Safety Plan to see what policies and procedures we have in place.
Extended Learning Opportunities
Mission Preparatory School’s Extended Learning Program provides safe, supervised, quality care that is designed to meet the developmental and social needs of students.
The ELO-P strives to build self awareness, self management, responsible behavior, decision making, social awareness and relationship skills.
Read our Expanded Learning Opportunities Program Plan Guide.
To be added to the program's waitlist, please email Ms. Medina at imedina@missionpreparatory.org.
Extended Morning Program
The Extended Morning Program offers students the chance for self discovery, skill development and cooperative opportunities in a safe, nurturing, and enriching environment through caring and professional staff.
Our main goal is to maximize the allotted time so students accomplish something productive before their school day begins.
After School Program
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco is proud to partner with Mission Preparatory School to provide Extended Learning Opportunities for students. The afterschool program provides students with support for social, emotional, cognitive, and academic development and promotes physical health, all while providing a safe and supportive environment for all students.
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco and Mission Preparatory have partnered with community organizations to provide a variety of enrichment activities for students such as cooking, tutoring, sports, and art programming.
All students have the opportunity to participate while improving their communication skills, developing friendships, and enhancing self-esteem and self-confidence, in a supportive community with acceptance for all.
Ways to get involved
There are lots of ways for family members, guardians and community members to get involved at The Mission Preparatory School. Here are a few.
Family Engagement Committee
Family Engagement Committee (FEC) is a group of volunteer parents who want to help and support our Mission Prep.
We strive to bring the Mission Preparatory Community closer together while trying to achieve a financial goal. We complement and assist with initiatives that are aligned with the mission and vision of Mission Preparatory school as directed by the Executive Director.
Every caregiver at Mission Prep is part of FEC. We meet on the second Tuesday of every month at 8:30 a.m. in person and 6 p.m. via Zoom.
To learn more, please email fec@missionpreparatory.org.
Parent Seats on the Board of Directors
Mission Prep activities and affairs are conducted and all powers are exercised by or under the direction of our Board of Directors. The Board selects, oversees, and monitors the performance of the Executive Director.
The Board’s responsibilities include ensuring that our work drives towards the mission of the organization, overseeing strategy development and execution, participating in fundraising and ensuring financial health, and overseeing Mission Prep’s business model.
Board members shall serve a term of three years from the date of their appointments, or until their successors are seated. No Director shall serve more than two consecutive, three-year terms. Board meetings are conducted monthly.
Board members fulfill core Board responsibilities by learning about Mission Prep’s strategy and projects, building an understanding of Mission Prep’s budgeting and financial statements, preparing for Board and Committee meetings, contributing actively to at least one Board committee in the academic year (Governance, Finance, or Academics).
Qualified Parent/Guardian Board Representative candidates are those who plan to have children enrolled for the next three years. We value diversity of age/grade of child, background, race/ethnicity, language, etc. in Parent Board representatives.
There are a minimum of two available Parent/Guardian Board seats. The Board will elect new members based on a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the seated Directors. Any parents interested in joining the board should contact the Board leadership at board@missionpreparatory.org by August 14th. Parents interested in board membership should attend the August 20th board meeting (via zoom) to express their interest.
Volunteering
We welcome community members to support our work here at Mission Prep. Here are some ways you can help:
Office support
Community events
Beautification projects
Field trip chaperone
After school tutoring
Interested in learning about volunteer opportunities? Reach out to info@missionpreparatory.com
Donation
Support Mission Prep through a financial donation. For information about in-kind donations, reach out to info@missionpreparatory.com.
Partnerships
Our mission could not be fulfilled without the incredible support from our community partnerships in the Mission District, in the city of San Francisco, and in the greater Bay Area.
For more information on becoming a partner organization, please send us an email to info@missionpreparatory.org
Adventures in Music (San Francisco Symphony)
Breakthrough San Francisco
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco
California Charter Schools Association
DCYF Hubs
Horizons
Planned Parenthood
Mission Neighborhood Health Center
Mission Neighborhood Centers
Mission Science Workshops
Reach Institute
SMART
SIllicon Fund
Teach For America Bay Area
Transcend
