The Marin County Free Library, a member of the Partnership’s leadership team, has developed some innovative and collaborative ways to support learning while the 10 library branches are closed.
North Marin Community Services CEO, Cheryl Paddack, wins an award for leading the organizational merger and expanding service to the community.
San Rafael City Schools and Canal Alliance turn a racially charged incident into an opportunity to discuss bilingualism and segregation.
County of Marin Newsroom -Partnership fosters collaboration to make sure all students get needed support.
The County of Marin Board of Supervisors supports closing educational equity gaps through funding for Marin Promise Partnership efforts.
A coalition of community leaders and educators has joined forces to help fulfill the promise of public education for every student. The organization, the Marin Promise Partnership, has already received two grants totaling $300,000 to advance its goal. The goal is not new. Concern about the “opportunity gap” that exists for Marin
Marin Promise Partnership’s collaborative approach attracts $300K in grant funding.
In response to the Judi Schellenberg’s letter to the editor (“Glickman should focus her efforts elsewhere, ” Nov. 28) it bears reflecting on Schellenberg’s observation that one must be African-American to stand up for an issue that affects African-Americans. Click HERE to read the full opinion.
