Welcome to Rooftop's middle school program at Mayeda campus!​
 

​Here you'll find details about after-school programs for your 6th, 7th and 8th grade students.

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Sports Teams

Rooftop's sports teams practice after-school, and compete against other SFUSD K-8 and middle schools. Team try outs for most sports occur in the Fall, with the exception of soccer (winter try outs) and track (spring try outs).

Rooftop's sports teams include:

• Basketball, Girls & Boys

• Soccer, Girls & Boys

• Track, Girls & Boys

• Baseball, Boys

• Softball, Girls

• Volleyball, Girls

Team practices generally start right at the end of the school day. Games are typically held after school once or twice a week during the season. 

Learn more about SFUSD Middle School sports offerings here.

Extra-curricular Activities

Many of Rooftop's extra-curricular activities occur during the school day, often at lunch. Some groups do meet afterschool, depending upon availability of staff and/or the students. Rooftop's extra-curricular groups are listed below; unless otherwise indicated, groups are open to all on a drop-in basis.

• Student Council

  • Students work with faculty members on school initiatives & to organize various school events.

  • Meets: Wednesday Lunch

  • Election required, although all students are invited to attend meetings

• Chess Club

  • Provides for open chess play during lunch.

  • Meets: Tuesday & Thursday Lunch

• Math Counts

  • Students participate in math games with faculty sponsor, and the SF Mathlete program in Spring.

  • Meets: Wednesday after-school

• Yearbook Committee

  • Students work with parent volunteers to design & build out the all-school yearbook.

  • Students gather photography and contribute to page lay out and design.

  • Meets: Friday after-school

• Rainbow Ravens

  • Meets: Wednesday lunch

• Dungeons and Dragons Club

  • Meets: Monday lunch​
     

As long as there is a Rooftop teacher available to sponsor a group, we can add additional groups. Students with their own ideas for a committee they'd like to start are always welcome to propose the idea to a teacher!