Suture and Surgical Lab: Sat 7/18, Sun 7/26 Join other teens passionate about exploring careers in the medical field for a fun lab that will teach you the basics of surgery and how to suture a wound. Get the opportunity to learn valuable medical skills related to surgical professions. We have recently extended this class to include… Read More
Are you looking for a summer volunteer opportunity? The Boys and Girls Club is looking for Summer CITs (Counselor’s in Training) for their summer camp. They are looking for high school students of any age. If you are interested, please let Gabriella San Diego (650–589–7090 ext 22) know and she’ll send you the application. Read More
EAG is looking for a graphic designer to create the design for our Music and Arts Festival materials, which include the Festival Poster and Shop Excelsior tote bag. The 2015 Excelsior Arts and Music Festival will be taking place on August 16th, 2015. See the full info sheet for more details! Read More
After two years in the making and a successful campaign on this Spring, Grow Your Lunch released their Edible Gardening handbook! Please download it and share the link widely with family, friends and colleagues who are interested in this topic. The book is intended to be a primer on learning to grow food. Unlike many other… Read More
An LWHS family is looking for a fun high school student to tutor their 7th grade daughter in spanish for the summer. She’s been taking Spanish at MCDS and is hoping for a tutor between 2–3 times a week for an hour. The tutor might meet for tea at a cafe and speak Spanish conversationally. The tutor… Read More
Black Girls CODE needs YOUR help for our 2015 hackathon in Oakland! We are looking for both Mentors and NonTechnical Volunteers for this event. Mentor Developers and Mentor Facilitators will guide teams of talented and bright young women through the design and develop process to create an app around a social justice theme. NonTechnical volunteers… Read More
Sat, May 23 | 2–4pm | Meet at Powell St. BART Please join us this Saturday for an LWHS sponsored vigil to remember and honor those lives lost to police brutality in communities across the country. The event will feature candle lighting, a short walk, and student performances from The Muses, Isaiah B. ’16 and… Read More