WELCOME STUDENTS AND FAMILIES!
生徒と家族の皆さん、ようこそ！
JBBP at Rosa Parks is a unique foreign language program, that integrates instruction by native Japanese speaking Sensei with a rigorous core curriculum taught in English- all in an environment that promotes community, diversity, and positive values.
ローザ パークスのJBBP は日本語を母国語とする日本人の先生による英語での厳格なカリリュラムからなるユニークな外国語のプログラムです。コミュニティ、多様性、そして正の値を全て含めた環境の中で推奨します。
To all of our current and past families who created and continue to support our special program- arigatō! To our new & prospective families- yōkoso!
在校生、私達の特別なプログラムを作って下さった卒業生、そして家族の皆さん、ありがとうございます。新入生、そして入学予定のご家族の皆様、ようこそ！
“One language sets you in a corridor for life. Two languages open every door along the way.”
2023 was the 50th Birthday of the JBBP!
Learn more about the history of our program here
Rosa Parks & RP JBBP in the news
SF Chronicle Annual S.F. Day of Remembrance event shifts focus to Palestinians’ displacement
Nichi Bei Times JBBP 50th
Consulate-General of Japan in San Francisco Rosa Parks Elementary School JBBP 50th Anniversary Gala ‘Beyond the Generations’
BaySpo SF市 JBBP 50周年式典、ローザパークス小学校
Nichi Bei News Rosa Parks Japanese Bilingual Bicultural Program celebrates 50th
SFUSD News Rosa Parks Elementary Celebrates 50 Years of the Japanese Bilingual Bicultural Program
CBS News Teachers praised as 'true heroes' in San Francisco apartment fire rescue
SF Gate San Francisco's 20 best public elementary schools, according to Niche
Community Grows blog Yoga and Salad in the Lower Garden
kqed.org Dorothea Lange Photos Lead Historians to Japanese Camp Survivors
SF Business Times Here are this year's 10 best public elementary schools in San Francisco
SF Ed Fund Blog: Thank a Teacher: Why This Kindergarten Teacher is So Beloved by Her School Community
SF Examiner: First lady of Japan visits SF public elementary school
SF Public Press: Ranking Schools by Diversity
JBBP video by Claudia Katayanagi
Nichi Bei Weekly: Rosa Parks Japanese Bilingual Bicultural Program celebrates 40th anniversary
kqed.org Tsunami Survivors Thank The Kids at Rosa Parks Elementary
CBS Japanese Teens Who Survived Earthquake Visit San Francisco School
SF Gate: Rosa Parks was an inspiration to students at namesake schools
SF Gate: Japanese program celebrates 30 years
*Foreign Language in Elementary School (FLES)
