Jaime Kamber

2026

Hi, my name is Jaime Kamber and I am an 11th grader at SHC. Since I was young, I have always been drawn to projects, groups, and classes that are STEM-focused.

I have lived in San Francisco since I was born but moved houses about 5 years ago. Before SHC, I went to San Francisco Friends School for 9 years. It was a great experience and I met amazing people, but it was a small school, and being there for 9 years was too much. Given this, when I was picking a high school, I wanted a bigger school that I would be able to enjoy for all 4 years. I have loved SHC so far, as it presents me with so many new challenges and opportunities.

During the winter sports season, I participated in the Girl’s Soccer team. It was a great experience where I got to connect more with my peers and have a fun time playing the sport I love. I also play soccer outside of school for a club team. I have enjoyed playing soccer for more than 13 years, and plan to continue playing throughout my high school years. In addition to playing sports, I also work with young kids who I coach in soccer and other sports, and I volunteer to tutor kids. I have always loved working with kids, especially in soccer and STEM, and I hope to continue doing this on the side of my schoolwork.

I look forward to the years to come at SHC and hope to engage myself more in future STEM-focused classes.


MY BLOGS

My 2023-2024 Project

For my 2023-2024 i2 project, I have decided to do a research project about teen sports injuries. Being a big sports player myself, I see a lot of injuries happen to me and others I play with. I have started to wonder if they are just coincidental or if they have anything to do with […] Read more

i2 Projects

Guiding the Unhoused

Living in San Francisco and having school in the Tenderloin, we have both seen the magnitude of the problem of the unhoused

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Sports Hurt – Injury Prevention in Teenage Female Athletes

For my 2023-2024 i2 project, I have decided to do a research project about teen sports injuries

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