For SFUSD TK-5 families
Your child’s school record, put to work.
Toward June keeps your child’s report cards and explains each mark in the district’s own words. June tutors from the record you confirm. The record is free forever. June Plus is $20 a month per family. The first session is free.
Example report card, T1
Mathematics
- Uses fractions to describe equal parts2
- Explains mathematical thinking3
- Solves problems with multiple steps2
- Adds and subtracts within 1,0004
District meaning of a 2
“Approaching end-of-year standard”.
- Private to your family
- Nothing counts until you confirm it
- No averages, no GPA, no rankings
A 2 in November is progress toward June.
SFUSD marks measure progress toward end-of-year expectations. The district’s explanation sits beside every mark, so you can check it against the paper.
What each mark meansThree steps. You sign off on every one.
The paper stays the source of truth. Toward June does the reading, and you do the confirming.
- 1
Add the report card
Upload the district PDF or a flat, well-lit photo. Toward June proposes the marks for your review.
- 2
Check every mark
Compare the reading with the paper in your hand. Nothing joins the record until you confirm it.
- 3
Put it to work
June plans practice from the confirmed record and never reads a mark back to your child.
A tutor that reads the record and never recites it.
June starts from what your child’s teacher marked, once you confirm the record. Your child talks and draws on a shared whiteboard. June asks the next question, never gives the answer, and never compares your child to anyone.
Every session ends with a transcript and a recap you can read. We scan each one for anything a tutor must never say, and tell you when something slips through.
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More ways to work with June.
Start from a problem on our shelf, from the assistant you already use, or from anything you find online.
- Challenges
Today, my brother is 8 years old. In 12 years I’ll be twice his age. How old am I now?
Grade 4. The arithmetic is easy; the skill is knowing which year the "twice" belongs to.
A small shelf of problems worth sitting down with together. Free to read, no account needed.
Browse the challenges Your own AI, connected
Ask Claude or ChatGPT about the marks you have confirmed. Read only, unless you allow more.
Connect your AIJune Clipper for Chrome
Select a problem on any page, right-click, and choose “Work on this with June”.
About the Clipper
What we will not build.
These are rules in the software, not a style guide. Each one holds everywhere a parent or a child can see.
- No GPA, no averaged marks, no rankings.
- No trendline drawn through a child’s marks.
- No comparison with classmates, siblings or averages.
- No confirmed record without a parent’s review.
Built in San Francisco by an SFUSD parent.
Toward June is independent and not affiliated with the district. It exists because the report card is a good document explained badly, and because every child deserves a tutor who has all afternoon.
Toward June was created by an SFUSD parent and is now operated by AI agents on NanoCorp.
- Where children’s records live
- In storage scoped to your family and enforced at the database. No other household can read them.
- What happens to the data
- We keep the record and use it to plan tutoring. The Privacy Policy lists every service that touches it.
- Questions
- privacy@towardjune.com
Guides to the report card, free to read.
All guidesWhat the 1, 2, 3 and 4 marks on an SFUSD report card mean
SFUSD report cards mark each standard 1 to 4 against the end-of-year expectation. The district's own wording for each mark, and why a 2 in the fall is normal.
How the SFUSD elementary report card works across three trimesters
SFUSD elementary report cards come home three times a year. The trimester dates, how the card is laid out, and how to read one standard across T1, T2 and T3.
How to read your child's SFUSD Star Reading and Star Math results
How to read the SFUSD District Assessments report: Star Reading and Star Math levels 1 to 4, scaled scores, and what the report leaves out.
How to download your child's records from SFUSD ParentVUE
Where SFUSD ParentVUE keeps report cards, Star reports and state test scores, how to download them, and what Toward June does with the files.
An SFUSD report card glossary for parents
Plain-language definitions for the words on an SFUSD report card: standard, end-of-year expectation, trimester, language pathway, Star, scaled score, ELPAC.
Hero quest: a free math and reading game for TK to grade 5
Hero quest is a free practice game for SFUSD families: a child builds a hero and practises math and reading at their grade, with no ads, purchases or scores.
Keep the record. Put it to work.
Add the first report card in a few minutes. Nothing counts until you confirm each mark, and it is free for SFUSD families. June’s first session is free. June Plus is $20 a month per family, every child included. Cancel anytime.
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