The LATA SF Mission is to promote a bilingual, biliterate and bicultural education for the advancement of Latino students and teachers in San Francisco through events such as family conference, a college fair, scholarships for college, and an education summit.
Who We Help
Every year LATA SF works hard to raise money, volunteer time, and find resources to help empower our Latinx students and fellow educators in San Francisco. Academic success is our major goal and scholarships are a big part of how we help those who need it most. We’re proud to offer scholarships for both students & new teachers in our community.
2024 Student Scholarship Applications Closed
Our 2024 Scholarship Applications are now closed! We appreciate everyone who applied. Sign up to be notified about next year's scholarships.
Past Recipients
Take a look at some of our past recipients throughout the years! We’ve been able to award scholarships to over 500 unique individuals.
Scholarship Recipients
Applications Reviewed
Years of Empowering Latinx Scholars
Donations Received
Oct/Nov. 2024
October / November 2024
- LATA Kickoff fotos
- Scholarship Update
- Board Report
- MCCLA
- Ceasefire NOW! Take Action!
- UESF Info
- ICT - President's Apology
- Cultural Survival Info
- Previous Links
- LATA Info
It's great to be back!
September 2024, LATA - Latin American Teachers Association
In this issue:
- LATA Kickoff...we need your support at this FUN event!
- LATA Board Meeting Report
- LATA Calendar
- MCCLA - Celebrate Latine Heritatage Month
- Stop the Genocide in Palestine, Take Action!
- SFUSD Latinx Community Council TODAY!
- Benjamin Bratt Video about SFUSD
- UESF News
- Social Justice and Teachers' Unions
- Californians Together
- Cultural Survival
- Board Info
“Once social change begins, it cannot be reversed. You cannot un-educate the person who learned how to read. You cannot humiliate the person who feels pride. You cannot oppress the people who are not afraid anymore. We have seen the future, and the future is ours.”
Cesar Chavez – San Francisco, Nov. 9th, 1984
