Sunset Neighborhood Beacon Center

Wanna Make Movies? Then join SCREAM!

magee — Wed, 14 May 2008 11:07:39 -0700

SCREAM, (Sunset Creators Reaching Every Able Mind), is based at SNBC and offers high school students the opportunity and resources to learn and work on film, video and multimedia productions.

Come check us out at our:

SCREAM Annual Recruitment Party 2008!

TUESDAY, MAY 20, 2008
5:30pm - 7:00 pm

At SNBC - 3925 Noriega Street @ 46th Avenue

Follow this link to our commercial for the event: Commercial

SCREAM is hosting an event to recruit new youth to join the group! If you're interested in making media and are high school-aged and live or go to school in the Sunset, please come to this event. We'll have music, free food, games, and raffles with prizes.

Students do not have to have prior film or video experience to join SCREAM. Also, if you're interested in helping out as an actor, please come to the event and let us know, or email us at scream.snbc@gmail.com.

SNBC's FREE Summer Program Schedule

magee — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 15:24:20 -0700

The Sunset Neighborhood Beacon Center is offering a wide range of fun and interesting programs this summer. For complete summer program information, download our flyer--available in both English (PDF) and Chinese (PDF)!

We're sorry, SNBC Summer Program registration is now closed.

SNBC will also be offering summer technology classes, exciting new West Sunset Rec Connect Programs, as well as free computer lab time. Stay tuned for more information!

Thank a Sunset District teacher today!

magee — Tue, 06 May 2008 16:50:13 -0700

Did you know that it's National Teacher Appreciation Week?!? This year, San Francisco is showing teachers just how much we appreciate them not just for a week--but for the entire month of May!

Join the Sunset Neighborhood Beacon Center in the Thank a Teacher Today Campaign and show teachers just how much we all appreciate their dedication, talent and partnership.

SNBC is partnering with the San Francisco Education Fund, Mayor Gavin Newsom, Superintendent Carlos Garcia, and wide array of community-based organizations, civic groups, businesses, and media partners to promote the Thank A Teacher Today Campaign in May 2008. Do you want to get involved as well? It's easy and fun! Check out the Thank A Teacher Today Campaign website to learn more about ways that you can honor a teacher who has really touched you or the life of your child.