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Cambodian School of San Francisco

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Cambodian School of San Francisco
Common nameCSSF
TypeEducation
Focus areasKhmer language learning; cultural preservation; student support
SubjectsLanguage & Literacy; Family & Intergenerational Life
AudienceChildren; Adults
CitySan Francisco
State / provinceCalifornia
CountryUnited States
Address3225 Lincoln Way
Founded2012
Phone(415) 823-8824
FacebookFacebook

Cambodian School of San Francisco (CSSF) is a Khmer language and cultural-learning initiative in San Francisco, California. A 2016 CBS News profile reports that Marlai Ouch founded the school in 2012 and describes classes for children and adults at Nagara Dhamma Temple. CBS News profile

Language learning and cultural preservation

The school helps Cambodian children and adults abroad learn Khmer and preserve connections to Cambodian culture. The 2016 profile describes both younger learners connecting with their heritage and adults learning to read and write their native language. San José State University language-school directory CBS News profile

Student support

San José State University's directory lists tutoring for Khmer students in kindergarten through grade 12, covering mathematics, reading, writing, science, and social studies or history. It also lists homework help, college and career advice, and access to mentors and role models. Contact the school to ask which services are currently available. School listing in the university directory

Location and participation

The university directory lists the school at 3225 Lincoln Way in San Francisco and gives the telephone number (415) 823-8824. The school's Facebook listing identifies the same location as Nagara Dhamma Temple, which has hosted the school's classes. University directory School Facebook page CBS News profile

CBS News described free, two-hour Sunday afternoon classes in 2016. That report is historical, not a current timetable or fee policy; contact the school through its Facebook page or listed telephone number to confirm class dates, location, fees, enrollment, and available student support before visiting. 2016 class report

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