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“I’ve learned so much from her,” said one of our volunteers, who aspires to become a teacher like this one.
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Last night we honored all of our school volunteers and announced the recipients of our Distinguished Service Awards.
Volunteer Mark Freeman and teacher Lisa Bishop have been by each other’s sides for more than 20 years.
Staff from Xoom, Junipero Serra Elementary’s Circle the Schools partner, have become embedded into the school community
This literacy volunteer not only tutors children in reading, but teams up with the school to fill in the gaps and help with whatever it may need.
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Learn how to foster positive relationships with students and spark their interest in learning.
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Cecilia Galeano, a recipient of our Maisin Scholar Award, is working to give youths a voice in policy-making.
You can volunteer as a scholarship application reviewer and help us award scholarships to more students like Genesis.
Noah, one of our Maisin Scholars, is well on his way to achieving his goals.
Amidst change at this unique public school, one volunteer is a constant source of support.
Two SFUSD teachers used the power of Readers Theater to help their students learn.
This week our call to volunteer in schools was published in the San Francisco Bay View.
Some of the most fulfilling New Year’s resolutions are ones that help others right here at home.
“I want to help young adults like so many mentors and teachers helped me,” one volunteer told us.
The San Francisco Education Fund has awarded grants to educators to help them bring their ideas to life this school year.
Find out tips for how to help students – and yourself – grow and persevere through challenges.
You can take action now to make a difference in your community.
“I am who I am thanks to role models, mentors and friends who inspired me, helped me think logically and approach life fearlessly,” volunteer Govind said. “I hope to pass it back to kids who can use some of what I learned, and use it to live joyful lives.”
Anyone can come to the Center SF this Wednesday. Oct 26. and pay a suggested $15 donation for the benefit of Mission High.
Our volunteer Andrew Nance has published a book on mindfulness.
