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 Girls Flag Football Team’s Spectacular Season         
Mission’s connections to the war in the Middle East
The Pitfalls of Social Media
The Pitfalls of Social Media
Hall passes
Tardies and their Consequences
Captain Zara Pratt taking the ball up the court during the playoffs against Lowell
The Last Show of the ‘Grimy’ Bears
Korean corndog covered in Hot Cheetos and filled with cheese (left) and rose vanilla green milk tea boba (right)
Love boba? Try Tpumps
Francisco and his creation
The work of an artist
El Farolitos storefront
El Farolito: one of the best restaurants in SF
French-tip, fill 45 by home-based artist nailsbyy_mel
Consider a home-based nail technician
Scenes from Homecoming
Scenes from Homecoming
Bens book, The Pebble
Ben Isbister Wins Second Place in SFUSD Bookmaking Competition
Ms. Cindy Castillo, Social Studies Teacher
Someone I Can Relate to: Ms. Castillo
Jose Antonio Vargas speaks to 11th grade American Lit Honors
Meeting My Role Model: Jose Antonio Vargas
Mr. Froemming in front of music store
Ryan Froemming: New PE Teacher and Music Enthusiast
In typical Mr. Bradley fashion
Mr. Bradley’s First Year at Mission
 Girls Flag Football Team’s Spectacular Season         
Alani Krejci, junior, on the mound and held Wallenberg to no hits at Big Rec.
Alani Krejci throws a No-Hitter against Wallenberg
Josiah Herrera sporting Niners pride
A Sad End to a Joyful Niners Season
Captain Zara Pratt taking the ball up the court during the playoffs against Lowell
The Last Show of the ‘Grimy’ Bears
Zara, with her brothers and me on Senior Night.
“Let’s get money!”
Good Old Morning Due
Good Old Morning Due
Mission’s connections to the war in the Middle East
How Safe Do You Feel?
Boo Bart! You can do better!
Boo Bart! You can do better!
The Future Center, 2nd floor
The Future Center: Don’t Delay, Ask for Help!

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