Publications
At 826 Valencia, all of our students are authors. 826 programs always end with a finished product, such as a book, newspaper, magazine, or podcast.
Through this project-based model, we see great leaps in our young authors’ confidence, pride, and connection to the writing process.
This page features publications from our most recent school year. You can find older publications here.
Our students’ imaginative and thoughtful writing is under 826 Valencia copyright. If you wish to use it, please email partnerships@826valencia.org.
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What do zombies, miracle cures, and raccoons all have in common? They can all be found in this collection of stories from our student authors in our Mission Center’s Wondrous Wordsmith’s Workshop!
Our student authors at our Mission Center have put together this curious and courageous collection of poems and stories for you, read on if you love to explore.
A stunning collection of writing from our students in our Young Authors’ Workshop that is sure to leave you wanting more.
Hand-picked student writing that is sure to soothe the soul, expand the mind, and show the wonder in the world.
A real life recipe book with real life magic, from our amazing young authors on our Youth Leadership Advisory Board.
A collection of dazzlingly descriptive writings from our Mission Center’s Writing and Publishing Apprentice Workshop.
The title may be blurry, but the poems from our young authors in the Middle School Leadership Program are crystal clear.
An adventurous assembly of work from our student authors at the Mission Center, ages 8-11.
A stunning collection of stories by tenth and eleventh graders at from Academy San Francisco at McAteer.
Beautiful stories, poems and more from our third, fourth, and fifth grade students at Buena Vista Horace Mann K-8 School
A bilingual journey through the hearts and minds of our Mission Center’s After-School Tutoring program, from students age 6-18.
Students from our Mission Bay Center discuss what it means to be bilingual, and what their love for positive influences in their lives looks like.
From the fantastical, floating imaginations of our third, fourth, and fifth grade authors from Starr King Elementary School.
Our students at Malcolm X Academy write about home, what it means, and what they’d like to be.
Middle schoolers at Buena Vista Horace Mann create a crazy world of cake recipes through their creativity and love of sweets.
Our Writing & Publishing Apprentices boldly face the darkness.
Unique creatures and magical potions concocted by our Adventurous Authors.
Our Black Students Initiative authors delve into the genre of speculative fiction.
Come take a look at some of our archived publications from previous school years
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Early independence, an argument for cricket, and the value of cuddling your pet are all topics nestled within this edition of the Bay-Farer.
What do Polar Bears, Aliens, and Little Rock, Arkansas all have in common? Well, they’re all featured in this issue of the Bay-Farer!
Wake up, new Bay-Farer just dropped. The student-led newspaper takes on a range of topics from space, earth, and anywhere in-between.
Read the latest from our inaugural issue of The Valencia Starboard.
The latest issue of Bay-Farer just dropped in from the future, from the year 2042.
Student-led newspaper covering a range of topics including space technology, pronouns, pop culture, and Captain Blue!
Our first ever Tenderloin Summer Magazine, featuring poems, odes, and recipes for change.
Student-led newspaper with opinion pieces, well-researched articles, and more!