Our Story – Timeline
Want to learn more about the Partnership’s Journey from its inception in 2012 to today? Check out our interactive timeline.
October 4, 2021
Partnership News
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The Partnership’s Operating Structure
After seven years of growth and change, the Partnership has launched its own independent nonprofit organization to manage and sustain the Backbone services that support all of the Partners’ collaborative action. Learn more about the roles of the Board, Leadership Team and Youth & Family Council.
September 2, 2021
Help Close the Digital Divide – Broadband Discount Services Now Available
Share these new FCC Broadband Discount Services With Your Community. $50 per month toward internet service and $100 to purchase a computer or tablet.
May 13, 2021
Event – Working Together to Bridge the Digital Divide
Join your partners, May 21, 2021 at 11:30AM for an exciting Digital Divide Event.
May 5, 2021
Celebrating Bridge the Gap’s Learning Hub
Congratulations to Bridge the Gap for leading the way in providing Learning Hub support to students in Marin City during COVID.
May 5, 2021
Public Preschool Becomes a Reality in West Marin
Shoreline Unified School District approves plan to offer preschool classes on its elementary campuses.
May 5, 2021
Digital Marin Resident Survey
Expanding College and Career Readiness by strengthening academic, social and emotional supports.
March 31, 2021
Bi-weekly Antiracism Action
Previous Next Scroll to see previous weeks of Antiracism Action opportunities.
March 19, 2021
Learning Hubs – In the News
Check out this annotated list of local media articles about Marin Learning Hubs.
March 10, 2021
Organizational Self-Assessment Related to Racial Equity
Introduction to the Racial Equity Self-Assessment When was it started? In October 2017, the Partnership’s Executive Committee determined that its approach to racial equity would begin with a baseline racial equity assessment of our partner organizations to drive discussion and take collective action. The Tool for Organizational Self-Assessment Related to Racial Equity, originally
February 3, 2021
Email Updates
Recent Press Mentions
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
Click HERE to see a comprehensive list of all of the Partnership’s press coverages stories.
