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.
Check out this annotated list of local media articles about Marin Learning Hubs.
Learn more about how the West Marin Fund inspires and supports the kind of collaboration it takes to launch and operate Learning Hubs in West Marin.
Schools and Learning Hubs are working together to share student engagement information, respond quickly to individual student needs, and coordinate wraparound support.
Learn more about how you can help fund Learning Hubs and who else is making a financial contribution to this effort.
Despite a growing number of Hubs and increased capacity, only a fraction of students of color or those living in poverty are attending a Learning Hub. Here are the data highlights.
