Five Keys Charter (SF Sheriff's) District

Located at 70 Oak Grove Street in the heart of San Francisco, California, Five Keys Charter (SF Sheriff's) District operates as an active, independent charter school district within a major urban metropolitan area. Serving the greater San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont region, this public local educational agency operates a single high school facility focused on providing secondary education across grades 9 through 12. Positioned within a large city setting, the district fulfills a specialized educational mission as an autonomous public charter district eligible for federal program administration, delivering dedicated academic programs designed to support high school completion and student success.

The district serves a student body of 201 enrolled learners, with the primary concentration in the high school grades, particularly 10th grade. Demographically, the student population comprises 156 male students and 43 female students, representing a diverse community that includes 154 Hispanic, 18 Black, 14 White, and 7 multiracial students, alongside Asian, Pacific Islander, and American Indian learners. To ensure students receive tailored instruction and strong wraparound assistance, the district maintains a robust workforce consisting of 16.5 full-time equivalent (FTE) teachers and nearly 12 FTE support staff members, part of a total staffing profile of over 28 FTE positions. This dedicated staffing model fosters a supportive environment focused on individualized academic intervention, guidance, and personal growth.