Gateway High
School Club
BGCSF Health advisory updates:
Four of our Clubhouses are open for specific hours and for limited youth. Click below for more information.
COVID-19 UpdatesFall program:
Clubhouses manage registration on an individual basis. Please complete this application form to request Fall placement at your preferred location.
fall applicationUpcoming Dates
Ongoing events
Upcoming Events
Gateway High School Burl Toler Scholars Meeting - March 22nd, 11:30am-12:15pm
Gateway Spring Break - March 25-29
Gateway Spring Break - March 25-29
Important Dates
Gateway Spring Break - March 25-29
Hours & Location
Contact Us
Hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday : 8:30 AM - 3:50 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 2:30 PM
1430 Scott Street
San Francisco, CA 94115
415-749-3600 (ext. 4040)
415-572-5600Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday : 8:30 AM - 3:50 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 2:30 PM
1430 Scott Street
San Francisco, CA 94115
415-749-3600 (ext. 4040)
BGCSF has a very limited number of spots due to the guidance of the public health order. The number of youth we can accept is very limited and daily attendance is required. Club hours are Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Please note that there will be no visitors to the Clubs this winter/spring. Parents/Guardians are required to remain outside the Club for pick-up and drop off.
Welcome to Gateway High School Club!
Hi, I'm Chase, Site Director of the Gateway High School Club. Our team is excited to meet you! We're proud to partner with Gateway Public Schools to provide academic support and tutoring, college and career readiness, community service activities, formal mentoring, independent study, and credit recovery support. We can't wait to see you soon!
Chase Johns
site director
EMAIL site DIRECTORView Clubhouse PhotosAbout Gateway High School Club
Youth from Gateway High School Club access van transportation to our Don Fisher Clubhouse or our Columbia Park Clubhouse, where they participate in our Aquatics Program, join sports leagues, sign up for specialized programs in our visual and performing arts spaces, or join our leadership and workforce development programs. School-Based Clubs merge out-of-school time with the school day, allowing positive, caring adults from both the school and BGCSF to provide wrap-around support that is consistent and meets youth where they are.
Success Stories!
Upcoming Dates
SAMPLE EVENT!
Wednesday
December 12
4:00PM - 6:00PM
City Hall
This is a VERY brief description of the event. Please contact Cailin at cstockdale@kidsclub.org for more info.
December 12
4:00PM - 6:00PM
City Hall
This is a VERY brief description of the event. Please contact Cailin at cstockdale@kidsclub.org for more info.
EVENT 2
Day of the Week
Date
00:00AM - 00:00PM
Location
[Event description with contact info.]
Date
00:00AM - 00:00PM
Location
[Event description with contact info.]
EVENT 3
Day of the Week
Date
00:00AM - 00:00PM
Location
[Event description with contact info.]
Date
00:00AM - 00:00PM
Location
[Event description with contact info.]
Signature Programs
Our team provides homework help, one-on-one mentoring opportunities, enrichment programs, and more to help students achieve success in the classroom and beyond.
Our Team
Our team comes to work every day passionate about offering our Club members high-quality programs in a safe and welcoming environment.
Carlton Eichelberger
Senior Director Club Services
Senior Director Club Services
Samuel Nwabueze
Program Leader
Program Leader
Chase Johns
Site Director
Site Director
De'sean Johnson
Student Support
Student Support
Terena Carter
Student Support Coordinator
Student Support Coordinator
Recent Updates from BGCSF
Learn more about the happenings at Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco.
Holiday Message
I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to our families, donors, staff, and volunteers. This time of year highlights the power of generosity and our shared commitment to helping young people thrive.
A Message of Gratitude
A letter of gratitude from BGCSF President, Rob Connolly, to all supporters.
Moving Past Election Season
It’s been a long and divisive election season. At both the local and national levels, there has been a barrage of messages about what is wrong in our society. And, there has been a relentless emphasis on our differences, making them seem impossible to bridge.
