Immigration stories & 1.5 million breakfasts: Highlights for March 7 – 13, 2017

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Immigration stories & 1.5 million breakfasts: Highlights for March 7 – 13, 2017

Students at James Lick Middle School, with the help of their music teacher Keith Carames, have created an original musical revue about immigration. “Just in Case” revolves around a Latino, Jewish and Syrian family, and the play explores fears of emigrating to the U.S., the rewards some find here, and the trauma of being forced to flee a war. As part of the production, students will “break the fourth wall” and tell the audience the story of their own—not their characters’— families’ immigration to America. The production includes songs from the American Musical Theatre Repertoire.  

 

When:    Tuesday, March 7 / dress rehearsal / 5:00 -5:45 p.m.

Where:  James Lick MS / 1220 Noe St.

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It’s National School Breakfast Week, and students at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School have just started eating breakfast in the classroom. That’s right, students can have a nutritious meal right at their desks as teachers take attendance. In fact, SFUSD now offers several ways for students to get that first meal of the day—in the cafeteria, Grab ’n Go, Breakfast in the Classroom, and Second Chance. In all, SFUSD serves almost 1.5 million breakfasts each year.

When:    Call for details.

Where:   Martin Luther King MS / 350 Girard St.

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For parents, summer (and summer classes, camps, etc.) is just around the corner, and the Summer Resource Fair showcases the multitude of summer programs and other opportunities for young people in and around the city. This year, the Department of Children, Youth, and Their Families will bring in 200 exhibitors from summer programs, camps, and classes for every age group, from toddlers to tweens to teenagers. The Recreation and Park Department will host a rock climbing wall, sports stations, and arts & crafts activities; the San Francisco Public Library will give away books; and there will be food trucks, entertainment, and more.

When:   Saturday, March 11 / 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Where:  County Fair Building, 1199 9th Ave., in Golden Gate Park

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