“This is the first time in over a decade that there will be enough childcare slots for the students that need them in our community,” – Superintendent Dr. Itoco Garcia
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.
Shoreline Unified School District approves plan to offer preschool classes on its elementary campuses.
Using the Kindergarten Student Entrance Profile (KSEP) to inform collaborative action.
Partners write on behalf of Marin Promise Partnership to support Measure A, the Strong Start initiative, as a way to help ‘most vulnerable’ youngsters. Measure A would assure funding to consistently provide quality preschool, child care, after-school programs, and healthcare for Marin kids who need it most. Click HERE to read the full editorial.
