We strive to teach only in German and we encourage our students to speak and write as much in the target language as possible. Our diversified curriculum addresses all types of learners.
Join our lively and interactive adult classes during a relaxed Saturday morning. These popular classes incorporate modern textbooks from Germany for adults or older teenagers.
School takes place most Saturdays. We also have annual community events like Laternenfest and Fasching.
Join us on December 14, 2019 for our Adventsfeier. All students will participate in this traditional Holiday performance by reciting poems, performing skits, and singing holiday songs. Afterward, we will gather in the cafeteria for Read more…
Annual Fund The German School of San Francisco Annual Fund provides the opportunity to contribute to the language learning environment in which children and adults of multicultural backgrounds experience “Sprachvergnügen,” the joy of learning the Read more…
Join us on November 10th at 6 pm for our annual Saint Martin’s Day Celebration. We’ll meet at Jackson Playground Clubhouse for a reenactment of the legend of Saint Martin. Afterward, we will stroll through Read more…
Dear Parents and Friends, Please join us for our annual Graduation Party on Saturday, May 18, 2019 from 10:15 a.m. until 12:00 pm at Cabrillo Elementary School in Pacifica 601 Crespi Dr, Pacifica, CA 94044 Read more…
Dear parents of German school students, We will have our annual Parent Meeting on April 27th in Room 209. This is your chance to directly influence how the School is administered. ALL parents are invited Read more…
We had an awesome time at Fasching this year. Vielen Dank to all the teachers and parent volunteers for making the event possible.
Dear parents and students, As part of our curriculum we will celebrate Fasching, a German Carnival Celebration this Saturday, February 2 from 10:30 am to 1 pm at ST. Matthew’s Lutheran Church 3281 16th Street Read more…
Due to popular demand, we added two more Adult classes to our curriculum. We now have: an Adult Beginner class (A1), running from 11:00 to 12:30 an Adult Advanced Beginner class (A1.2.), running from 9:30 Read more…
Come and celebrate Fasching! Fasching, Fastnacht, Fasnet, Karneval–the names differ in the various regions of Germany, but they all mean the same thing: the “foolish” late-winter days, dedicated to merry-making and fun. Dress up in Read more…