Every year, Partners gather in the Fall to learn from each other across the Cradle to Career continuum, to deepen partnership relationships, and to see Marin’s entire education ecosystem in action. This year, during the months of October and November, we are transforming the annual event into an engaging on-line, multimedia, asynchronous experience.
Rooted in community, the collaborative summer efforts of Partners in West Marin focused on meeting the social-emotional needs of students through play & togetherness. For the first time in 25 years, Shoreline Unified School District was able to offer summer programming to students and ensure equitable access for students of color and students experiencing poverty.
Come learn about Canal Alliance, a founding Partner instrumental in helping to achieve educational equity in the canal neighborhood.
Come learn about Bridge the Gap, a founding partner instrumental in many of the Partnership’s College & Career collaborative actions.
For the next 6 weeks we are transforming the annual event into an engaging on-line, multimedia, asynchronous experience. Read more to get an overview of the Summit and what to expect.
Come learn about San Rafael City Schools, a founding partner currently involved in nearly all aspects of the Partnership.
Learn about the county-wide effort to build equitable digital infrastructure throughout all of Marin.
Come learn about the League of Women Voters, a key partner in building Marin’s civic infrastructure.
Leading the Way in Aligned Collaborative Funding – The West Marin Fund is a core partner in the success of collaborative action out in West Marin.
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.
12.02.22 Marin launches free satellite internet program for coastal families, Marin IJ
12.15.22 Report: Marin housing unattainable for many education staffers, Marin IJ
11.08.22 Changing systems from cradle to career in Marin County, StriveTogether
11.22.22 Marin education network recognized for equity efforts, Marin IJ
10.22.22 Sausalito Marin City School District gets $3.4M for child care, early education, Marin IJ
10.24.22 Research reveals collective impact improves postsecondary outcomes, StriveTogether
9.17.22 Tam Union school board race draws 6 candidates for 3 seats, Marin IJ
9.27.22 Marin public schools enrollment down 10% since pre-pandemic, Marin IJ
7.21.22 Marin Voice: School district leadership in Sausalito, Marin City pushing courageous path forward (Robin Pendole), Marin IJ
6.6.22 Marin school district’s poor grades prompt intervention, Marin IJ
5.20.22 Marin Voice: Next County Superintendent of Schools Must Commit to Educational Equity, Marin IJ
5.15.22 San Quentin site could go from guns to affordable homes, with support from state, San Francisco Chronicle
5.13.22 San Rafael names Latino community leader as citizen of year, Marin IJ
5.12.22 California set to launch hundreds of community schools with $635 million in grants, EdSource (Partners on the list of grant recipients)
12.18.21 Marin Voice: We must work to get needed resources in hands of students, Marin IJ
08/12/2021 Marin Voice: Creating a more equitable county through education, Marin IJ
07/08/2021 Marin libraries inch toward pre-pandemic staffing, services, Marin IJ
07/07/2021 New Marin summer school tackles real-world issues, Marin IJ
05/03/2021 West Marin preschools to join Shoreline district, Marin IJ
05/01/2021 Shoreline will take over Tomales preschool, but wait on Papermill Creek, Point Reyes Light
April – Network Stories, StriveTogether
03/13/2021 Marin Voice: If we want to help every child reach their full potential, we have work to do, Marin IJ
Click HERE to see a comprehensive list of all of the Partnership’s press coverages stories.
