
Partnership Update (September 2025)
With new leadership and proven practices, Marin Promise Partnership is strengthening cradle-to-career pathways, prioritizing underserved communities and neighborhoods in Marin for lasting educational equity.

With new leadership and proven practices, Marin Promise Partnership is strengthening cradle-to-career pathways, prioritizing underserved communities and neighborhoods in Marin for lasting educational equity.

New state data confirms what many hoped for: after years of stagnation, educator diversity in Marin is finally on the rise.

In Marin County’s Canal neighborhood, residents and cross-sector partners are coming together to build a transformative cradle-to-career model for lasting change. This blog highlights the neighborhood’s progress, shared leadership, and vision for a future where every child and family can thrive.
When Bolinas students in the Tam Success Network needed additional Distance Learning support but transportation over the mountain to a Learning Hub wasn’t possible, the multidisciplinary Success Team stepped up and coordinated a Learning Hub partnership right in Bolinas. The Bolinas Community Center provided the facility, MCOE provided funding to enhance the
Co-located with the Canal Alliance Hub for 8th-12th graders, Marin YMCA operates a separate Hub for Elementary students out of the same facility. This is a brightspot example of the multi-stakeholder collaboration that it takes to make these Hubs work. Here are the aligned contributions of the various partners: The City of
When the San Rafael High School Hub needed additional staff capacity to support CASS/AVID students from SRHS and Davidson Middle School, The Canal Alliance stepped up and joined MCOE in relocating some of their staff over to the community center. This was an ideal match because the Canal Alliance was already serving

Change seems to be the rule of the day. Read about what’s happening across the partnership this Fall.

Please read this collective statement against voter intimidation singed in solidarity by dozens of towns and community agencies led by the Marin County Board of Supervisors Racial Equity Sub-Committee.

Young Progressive Leaders Running for School Boards in Marin Call for “..a systemic unified response to educational inequity.”

Expanding College and Career Readiness by strengthening academic, social and emotional supports.
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