This Learning Brief highlights the Partnership’s regional implementation of its unique collaborative approach to closing educational equity gaps for students and families in West Marin. This case study outlines some promising indicators of success that may spark similar action in other regions.
Shoreline Unified School District approves plan to offer preschool classes on its elementary campuses.
Using the Kindergarten Student Entrance Profile (KSEP) to inform collaborative action.
Partners write on behalf of Marin Promise Partnership to support Measure A, the Strong Start initiative, as a way to …
A partnership a partnership between Dominican University and the San Pedro Elementary school to inspire young readers and build confident learners.
Congratulations to Bridge the Gap for leading the way in providing Learning Hub support to students in Marin City during COVID.
Using shared data to support diversified, coordinated whole-child learning.
Congratulations to Bridge the Gap for leading the way in providing Learning Hub support to students in Marin City during COVID.
Building math confidence through aligning supports.
The two Future Ready strategies – 9th Grade College & Career Plans and Financial Aid Form Completions – are on track to meet or exceed last year’s results. Check out this summary of their 2022-23 collaborative action work to date.
Future Ready partners have been working hard throughout the pandemic adapting supports to meet student needs in ever-changing conditions. Recent data is showing the positive impact of those efforts.
This Learning Brief highlights the Partnership’s regional implementation of its unique collaborative approach to closing educational equity gaps for students and families in West Marin. This case study outlines some promising indicators of success that may spark similar action in other regions.
Watch this video to learn more about the Tamalpais District’s Wellness Center program.
The Keeping Every Door Open Action Team has been working together since the winter of 2019 to assess, plan and implement the policy and practice changes needed to ensure that by June 2025 all students will graduate college and career ready. Read more to view their process timeline.
Keeping Every Door Open (KEDO) policy Action Team successfully advocated to make equity a key element of district LCAPs.
Funding and help navigating the complex college application process are two of the main barriers to college enrollment. 10,000 Degrees has developed a fantastic series of toolkit videos for educators, students and families.
Congratulations to Bridge the Gap for leading the way in providing Learning Hub support to students in Marin City during COVID.
Expanding College and Career Readiness by strengthening academic, social and emotional supports.
Differentiated support roles + shared accountability for outcomes + facilitated coordination help Marin City students move through high school with confidence and educational success
An analysis of college and career readiness for SRCS students, with a focus on equitable access and success within schools, among schools, and among group of students.
An analysis of college and career readiness for NUSD students, with a focus on equitable access and success within schools, among schools, and among group of students.
The two Future Ready strategies – 9th Grade College & Career Plans and Financial Aid Form Completions – are on track to meet or exceed last year’s results. Check out this summary of their 2022-23 collaborative action work to date.
Future Ready partners have been working hard throughout the pandemic adapting supports to meet student needs in ever-changing conditions. Recent data is showing the positive impact of those efforts.
This Learning Brief highlights the Partnership’s regional implementation of its unique collaborative approach to closing educational equity gaps for students and families in West Marin. This case study outlines some promising indicators of success that may spark similar action in other regions.
Watch this video to learn more about the Tamalpais District’s Wellness Center program.
Keeping Every Door Open (KEDO) policy Action Team successfully advocated to make equity a key element of district LCAPs.
Congratulations to Bridge the Gap for leading the way in providing Learning Hub support to students in Marin City during COVID.
Future Ready partners have been working hard throughout the pandemic adapting supports to meet student needs in ever-changing conditions. Recent data is showing the positive impact of those efforts.
This Learning Brief highlights the Partnership’s regional implementation of its unique collaborative approach to closing educational equity gaps for students and families in West Marin. This case study outlines some promising indicators of success that may spark similar action in other regions.
Watch this video to learn more about the Tamalpais District’s Wellness Center program.
A partnership between College of Marin and 10,000 Degrees to help students successfully transition into college.
School-Nonprofit partnerships, program sequencing, and combining multiple student supports are all working to increase 2nd year persistence for Latinx students.
Exploring how life skills, academic preparation, and student supports impact successful college and career program completion.
