Alice Fong Yu Alternative School
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Overview
Alice Fong Yu Alternative School in San Francisco is a public Chinese immersion K to 8 program. It is a general public school model, and families should confirm IEP support details with SFUSD for disability-specific needs.
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Who is this school for?
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- Public
- language-based learning disabilities
- twice-exceptional
- Elementary (K-5)
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- family partnerships
Other Important Info
- Chinese language immersion
- cultural diversity events
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Closed On
Sunday, Saturday
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