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  • Eighth Grade SF Housing Analysis

    Eighth graders are using math to tackle the housing crisis in San Francisco. 
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  • International Women’s Day | Accelerate Action

    Burke’s had the honor of hosting Cynt Marshall at our annual International Women’s Day Assembly.
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  • The “Magic” of ASEP

    Burke’s after-school enrichment program (ASEP) continues the joy of learning after the school day.
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  • Celebrating the Second Grade Play

    In early February, the Class of 2031 performed “Live from Planet Earth! The Story of Rachel Carson and the Interconnectedness of All Things.” 
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  • World Read Aloud Day 2025

    The Lower School enjoyed its second annual World Read Aloud Day to honor the joy and power of reading.
     
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  • K-8 Science at Burke's

    Burke's students are encouraged to ask deep questions about the world around them.
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  • Big & Little Siblings Community Service

    Fourth grade Big Sisters and Kindergarten Little Sisters enjoyed a joint community service activity at Lincoln Park.
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  • Holiday Sing Wraps Up 2024

    The holiday season isn’t complete without its traditions, especially at Burke’s with the Lower School Holiday Sing. 
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  • The Repair Clinic Is Open For Business!

    A ripped stuffed animal? Mechanical issues with a clock? Come find Burke’s third graders—they are repair professionals-in-training!
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