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SFUSD reports Mission Bay elementary finished, $200M in active construction and 2024 bond issuance plans

San Francisco Unified School District Board of Education · May 14, 2026
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Summary

Facilities staff told the board Mission Bay Elementary is complete — the first new SFUSD-built school in more than a decade — and that the bond program has over $200 million in active construction and plans for a 2024-series B bond issuance.

Facilities and the bond program updated the board on capital projects and maintenance priorities. Bond and facilities staff said Mission Bay Elementary and an associated Hub are complete and will begin programming this summer and fall; the Mission Bay design-build contract was cited at approximately $104 million.

"Mission Bay is our first new SFUSD school construction in more than a decade," a bond program representative told the board and described active construction contracts totaling more than $200 million. Staff also reviewed the district's 'schoolyards comprehensive plan' that guides outdoor-learning upgrades and climate-adaptive schoolyard designs and noted an upcoming board consent item to adopt the plan.

Facilities staff said the buildings-and-grounds team reduced heat-related outages and improved resolution times for heating issues by about 70% year over year. The bond office said it expects to issue a Series B from the 2024 bond authorization in the current fiscal cycle and will continue work on elevator modernizations and core-functionality repairs across the district.