Parents & Guardians Association (PGA)
Welcome to the SF Day PGA!
The SF Day Parents and Guardians Association (PGA) works to build and support an inclusive school community, promote a culture of volunteerism, foster community-wide communication, support parent/guardian education, and promote engagement with our larger San Francisco community. Every parent/guardian at SF Day is part of our PGA.
Volunteering at SF Day
Volunteerism is an essential aspect of our flourishing community. As our children watch parents/guardians, grandparents, and alumni give generously of their time and talent, they learn the importance and value of giving back.
Volunteering provides many benefits, including the opportunity to explore your child's school life and get to know their classmates. It also provides an opportunity to build relationships with staff, teachers, and fellow parents/guardians, and to see firsthand how our mission is carried out every day.
There are many opportunities for parents/guardians to volunteer throughout the year. At the start of each school year, current SF Day parents/guardians are invited to complete a Volunteer Interest Form, This form supports the matching of parents/guardians to available opportunities. Even if you do not complete the form, many volunteer opportunities will be communicated throughout the school year, from one-time events to larger, ongoing roles. The goal is to allow any parent/guardian who wants to volunteer to be matched with an opportunity! Parents/guardians are always welcome to contact PGA President Louise Langehier at pgapresident@sfday.org with any questions.
Volunteer Committees
A wide variety of PGA and other SF Day volunteer committees support specific functions or events at SF Day.
- Admissions
- Annual Fund
- Breakthrough SF
- Community Concerts
- Community, Culture & Engagement (CCE)
- Community Outreach
- Dolphin Tank
- Fall Festival
- Family Photo Night
- Grandparents & Special Friends Day
- Gratitude & Celebrations
- Robotics Qualifying Tournament
- School Life (Art, Library, Kinder, Science/Gardening, Field Trips)
- SF Day Fest
- SPEAK SF
Contact Us!
PGA President Louise Langehier to learn more about the SF Day PGA and volunteer opportunities at SF Day, at pgapresident@sfday.org.
Director of Advancement Erin Wright-Gandhi at ewright@sfday.org to learn more about specific school-based volunteer opportunities: Annual Fund, Family Photo Night, SF Day Fest, Grandparents & Special Friends Day.
Email volunteers@sfday.org with any questions about parent/guardian volunteer requirements.
PGA Council
The PGA Council is a group of six parents/guardians from across grade levels who meet quarterly to discuss PGA goals and direction, and to provide a forum for discussion with administration. Current parents/guardians are invited to share their questions, ideas and concerns with the PGA Council.
Derek Brown, Belonging & Community
Tene Cage, Community, Culture & Engagement
Katherine Hahn, Communications
Louise Langheier, President
Arpita Pitroda, Head Room Parent
Room Parent/Guardian Council 2025-2026
Within each grade, Room Parents/Guardians work together to support SF Day families and teachers. All Room Parents/Guardians are also part of the Room Parent/Guardian Council, which meets quarterly to discuss topics of interest relating to a class and/or the school.
| K |
Julia Adler-Milstein |
| 1st Grade |
Tali Jang |
| 2nd Grade |
Lauren Byrne |
| 3rd Grade |
Jerry Li |
| 4th Grade |
Haley Tone |
| 5th Grade |
Lily Langlois |
| 6th Grade |
Kendra Klang |
| 7th Grade |
Jane Lee |
| 8th Grade |
Phuc Lu |