As remote learning continues for students in California's public schools, non-profits who serve students and their families are doing what they can to help.

In San Francisco's working-class Visitation Valley neighborhood, help is coming from a non-profit that goes by,"Real Options for City Kids," or, "ROCK," for short.  Executive Director of "ROCK," Jefferson-award winner, Curt Yagi, joined KCBS Radio news anchor, Peter Finch, with more about the program.

<p>As remote learning continues for students in California's public schools, non-profits who serve students and their families are doing what they can to help.</p>
<p>In San Francisco's working-class Visitation Valley neighborhood, help is coming from a non-profit that goes by,"Real Options for City Kids," or, "ROCK," for short.&nbsp; Executive Director of "ROCK," Jefferson-award winner, Curt Yagi, joined KCBS Radio news anchor, Peter Finch, with more about the program.</p>

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