In February, Synergy’s eighth-grade class traveled to Puerto Rico for a week of service-learning with Global Works. This class trip was our first class trip out of California since the start of the pandemic in 2020. Our trip was an experience that we will never forget. As a class, we looked forward to our 8th grade trip for years, and it exceeded all of our expectations.
Early one recent October morning a group of Synergy middle schoolers and parents made their way through the Tenderloin’s darkened streets to serve breakfast to…
Several Synergy middle school students delved into local politics this week, asking carefully crafted questions of San Francisco mayoral candidate Mark Leno. Sixth graders Ruby…
Here at Synergy, everyone cares about our environment and community. The campus is full of plants. There are trees on the…
It’s lunchtime at Synergy School, and kids are starting to flood the halls. Most are yelling, screaming, and rushing towards the freedom of the outside,…
On a stunning November morning, Synergy families gathered at The Garden Project’s property next to the San Francisco County jail in San Bruno. This is…
Synergy introduced something new this fall: the eighth grade class had a week of community service work after their week at Farm School. This was…
Every year, Synergy 8th graders take a week-long trip as a capstone to their final year. For the last few years, students have gone to…
On May 6th, our Social Justice (elective) class, led by teacher Dominic Altieri, visited the SF/Marin Food Bank. It was not only fun but left…
This year’s Synergeyes Art Show was a great success! The show was held in a new venue: the walls of Synergy School. Synergy’s Art Committee…
At 7 AM on a chilly Friday morning, Synergy kids and teachers were already at school, firing up griddles and mixing batter. Soon, the homey smell of…
On a night when being homeless in San Francisco seemed particularly harsh – sharp winds, sheets of icy rain – Synergy kids, parents, and teachers…