On Monday, San Francisco Mayor London Breed and her office celebrated the new recipients of the city's 'Bridge to Excellence Scholarship.'
San Francisco Mayor London Breed and her office celebrated the the latest recipients of the "Bridge to Excellence Scholarship."On Monday, San Francisco Mayor London Breed and her office celebrated the new recipients of the city'sGraduation is a time to look back on students' accomplishments and, for many of them, a time to look forward as well.
"But this is just the beginning. This is the beginning of an opportunity to hopefully lead to the life that you know you want, but also the kind of life you know you deserve," said Breed.Thurgood Marshall Academic High SchoolHer family moved to Oakland while she was still in high school, which meant she had to hit the road every morning at 6 a.m. to commute to school. She had to take AC Transit, BART, and then Muni, in order to get to class.
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