Spring is a busy time here at 826 Valencia, with the end of the school year meaning the culmination of many workshops and in-school and after-school programs. We celebrated the students’ hard work…
What are the intrepid reporters of the Valencia Bay-farer researching this issue? 826 Valencia’s very own student-written newspaper is happy to inform you about teacup pigs, animal prostheses, and the…
Mildred Dzib, Eduardo Delgado and Angelica Guzman, participants in our After-school Tutoring program, were published in a local bilingual news s…
The student-reporters of the Valencia Bay-farer, 826 Valencia’s very own student-written newspaper, worked tirelessly to bring you this thirty-ninth issue of the paper. Please click the link to th…
Filling stomachs and placing orphans in homes are the result of one hero's actions – both locally and on the other side of the world.
Sarah Meakin, who has a very loud and cheerful laugh, blue sparkly eyes, shoulder-length blond hair and a sunburn, helps disabled children every Saturday morning in San Fran…
Raymond Laird is a local hero because he helps the economy by getting customers to keep coming back to the restaurant where he works: the Sausage Factory in San Francisco.
A boy was so interested in education that he asked to switch from his Chinese-language school to an English-language school.
You need the “heart of a nurse” to become the first nurse in your community and to make nursing your life’s career.
Leo Westhead lives in Scalby, England, and works for a company called Secro, which designs satellites and tracks objects orbiting the earth.
What if your neighborhood was your entire world?
Eric Rapin took care of his family and did well in school in spite of many challenges – such as having to do it all as a kid.
