This Learning Brief, through a case study approach featuring the Sausalito Marin City School District and its Superintendent Dr. Itoco Garcia, looks at how Marin Educators for Equity Initiative Partners are working together to increase their BIPOC educator workforce so that it more closely aligns with the demographics of the county’s student population.
Our county’s persistent educational equity gap is unacceptable. Marin Promise Partners invite the next Superintendent of Schools to join us in refusing to settle for a world in which a child’s educational potential is dictated by race, ethnicity, zip code or financial circumstance. Let’s unite to put educational equity at the center of the election.
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.
Marin Promise Partnership is one of 7 communities across the country that have been involved in the Strive Together Systems Transformation Systems Indicator project. Out of this work, Marin Promise Partnership created a Learning Brief on Antiracist Education that focuses on several of the Systems Indicators, especially the Culturally Responsive Curriculum indicator.
Spread the word: We’re looking for a Director of Collaborative Action to help Community-based Partners unite around bold, transformative, collaborative strategies to achieve educational equity.
Spread the word: We’re looking for a Manager of Collaborative Action to help Community-based Partners unite around bold, transformative, collaborative strategies to achieve educational equity.
Anna Pilloton, Director of School and Community Partnerships at the College of Marin, retires but leaves behind an inspiring legacy — championing educational equity, shifting systems, and working together to achieve collective impact.
Welcome Sarah, a fond farewell to Abbie, and we’re hiring a new Manager of Collaborative Action.
Marin Promise Partnership fervently believes that Marin’s children deserve high-quality childcare in a safe and caring environment. As a Partnership, we value the tremendous work done by the Fairfax-San Anselmo Children’s Center to support its children and families, most of whom are children of color and all of whom are living in
Congratulations to the four qualifying districts (SRCS, SUSD, SMCSD and MCOE) that received Community Schools state grants to support their efforts to work in partnership with community-based services, families and each other.
Spread the word: We’re looking for a Manager of Collaborative Action to help Community-based Partners unite around bold, transformative, collaborative strategies to achieve educational equity.
Marin Promise Partners believe that a shared racial equity statement will amplify our collective impact. Join us in posting this statement and promoting racial equity in Marin.
Please join us in welcoming Sarah as the Partnership’s new Engagement Manager.
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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
03/13/2021 Marin Voice: If we want to help every child reach their full potential, we have work to do, Marin IJ
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