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List of 3 news stories.
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Eighth Grade SF Housing Analysis
Eighth graders are using math to tackle the housing crisis in San Francisco.Read More
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International Women’s Day | Accelerate Action
Read MoreBurke’s had the honor of hosting Cynt Marshall at our annual International Women’s Day Assembly. -
The “Magic” of ASEP
Burke’s after-school enrichment program (ASEP) continues the joy of learning after the school day.Read More
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