San Francisco Junior Deputy Program
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SF Junior Deputy Academy
SF Junior Deputy Academy
The San Francisco Junior Deputy Academy is a year-round youth leadership program, taught by San Francisco Sheriff Deputies, for youth between 7 and 18 years. The program introduces young people to a broad array of public service careers, role-playing, and physical training. All participants are required to attend weekly meetings and successfully complete the Junior Deputy advanced training academy offered during the summer.
Robotics Lab
Robotics Lab
SFJPD Robot lab teaches technology using robotics to assist with learning science, technology, engineering, math and team-building skills. These collaborative skills are essential for student success, no matter what subject they choose to pursue in the future. Many other advantages include Improved creative thinking skills, social skills, problem-solving skills, judgment and decision making, good communication, and computer programming skills.
Drone Program
Drone Program
Students will learn, Rules and Regulations of UAV, Flight & aviation principles, fly unmanned aircrafts effectively without GPS, drone coding, and Construction, repair, and maintenance of drones. Students will gain an understanding of the safety and operational requirements necessary to operate UAV’s and prepare them successfully to test and pass FAA Unmanned Aircraft General test to become fully-licensed drone pilots.
SF Junior Deputy Mounted Unit
SF Junior Deputy Mounted Unit
The San Francisco Junior Deputy Mounted Unit is our equine STEM program that will provide young men and women with a comprehensive education that promotes equestrian skills. Participants will attend several courses concentrating on horsemanship, anatomy, psychology, equine husbandry, research, and equine-assisted growth. Learn more about our youth equestrian programs today!
Go Beyond The Arc
Go Beyond The Arc
Go Beyond the Arc will provide opportunities for low income, foster youth, and children of incarcerated parent’s youth ages 7 to 18 to participate in organized sports that will help them regain a sense of normalcy. Often youth in these at-risk groups deal with an enormous amount of issues, such as feelings of abandonment, resentment, and worthlessness. Go Beyond The Arc aims to counter these issues by awarding several scholarships to youth who want to join local youth sports teams or clubs of their choice (i.e., Pop Warner, AAU, CYO) or to any of our specialized sports clinics.
New Trendz Media
New Trendz Media
This youth empowerment program is designed to encourage young people through opportunities in media and visual arts to help them share their vision and develop their full talents as human beings through the mastery of media arts, public speaking, group facilitation, critical thinking, and communications. This youth media program is designed so that young people ages 9 to 18 can make anything from a mixtape to a movie with instant access to high-end computers, studio equipment, and cameras. We offer weekly schedule of classes, clubs, workshops, video game tournaments, and movie screenings.