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During the 2022-23 school year, educators with Teach With Africa and the Global Teachers Institute visited SI as part of their international exchange program. While their visit was brief, several of those educators made connections that led to a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Assistant Principal for Community Formation and Culture Dr. Tasia Davis, who traveled to South Africa this summer to join them at a multi-day professional development summit, which included workshops, school observations, and after school program visits.
Assistant Principal for Academics Danielle Devencenzi Cronin ’97 shares why listening is key to her leadership style
In May, Robert Vergara ’76 was appointed to the San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission by Mayor London Breed. Mr. Vergara, who started working at SI in 1982, is a social science teacher and has also been the school's athletic director and archivist.
In order to give his sophomore religious studies students a better feel for the social and economic context of Roman-occupied Palestine, Christian Rodriguez devised a role-playing game for his classes to play.
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During the 2022-23 school year, educators with Teach With Africa and the Global Teachers Institute visited SI as part of their international exchange program. While their visit was brief, several of those educators made connections that led to a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Assistant Principal for Community Formation and Culture Dr. Tasia Davis, who traveled to South Africa this summer to join them at a multi-day professional development summit, which included workshops, school observations, and after school program visits.
In May, Robert Vergara ’76 was appointed to the San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission by Mayor London Breed. Mr. Vergara, who started working at SI in 1982, is a social science teacher and has also been the school's athletic director and archivist.
In order to give his sophomore religious studies students a better feel for the social and economic context of Roman-occupied Palestine, Christian Rodriguez devised a role-playing game for his classes to play.
In December, 2022, Manuel P. Micaller, Jr. ’89 was confirmed by the United States Senate to be the country's next ambassador to the Republic of Tajikistan.
Assistant Principal for Academics Danielle Devencenzi Cronin ’97 shares why listening is key to her leadership style