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San Rafael City Schools
District Offices 310 Nova Albion Way
415.492.3200 - Phone 415.492.3229 - FAX
SRHS Principal ResigningLetter to the Community regarding the resignation of Principal Kit Pappenheimer at the end of this school year. Get Ready for the Fair! We are excited to alert you to the upcoming 2013 Marin County Fair, July 2 to July 7, 2013, celebrating the theme, Schools Rule! It is believed that this will mark the first time in the history of our state that a county fair theme has been dedicated to the local schools and education. We look forward to showcasing the exceptional work being done in San Rafael City Schools. This is an exciting partnership between the Marin County Fair and Schools Rule-Marin, an organization of Marin’s public school foundations and districts working together to provide funding for all of Marin’s public school students and schools.. Attached is a letter from the fair organizers regarding exhibit opportunities as well as an entry form and an invitation for proposals? For more information about the 2013 Marin County fair, please use this link: For more information about SchoolsRule-Marin, please use this link: Messages from the SuperintendentMedia & News Coverage
Terra Linda HS Students Return from Nicaraguan Service Trip - 4.24.13, Marin IJ SRCS Represented at National ForumDr. Watenpaugh was recently invited to talk about the work in San Rafael City Schools as one of 5 national panelists at the 2012 Coalition for Community Schools National Forum. Dr. Watenpaugh joined ...more High School Senior Named National Merit Scholar Finalist
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Celebrate The Classified Support Staff of SRCS
Caring About the Well-Being and Success of Students Classified support staff provide those services that support student learning in every position they hold. Our schools would be unable to function without these invaluable members of our staff. In addition to the performance of their day to day responsibilities, our support staff finds innovative ways to reach out and connect with students. They foster a safe environment, while at the same time reaching out to advance learning. It is obvious our support staff generally care about our students. Please reach out and acknowledge and thank each and every member of our classified staff. Parcel Tax Measures Pass!
The voters of San Rafael City Schools approved both Measures A with overwhelming support. Both measures were extensions of existing local parcel tax measures that would have sunset in June 2014. Measures A & B extend this source of local funding to 2021. Thank You! Congratulations Superintendent Watenpaugh
The Marin County Educator of the Year is Dr. Michael Watenpaugh, Superintendent, San Rafael City Schools. Dr. Watenpaugh has served in education in Marin County in both San Rafael and Novato, where he was named the Novato Educator of the Year. He left Marin County to go to Sonoma where he was named Sonoma County Superintendent of the Year. In 2007, he returned as Superintendent in San Rafael. Upon arriving in San Rafael, Mike was charged with carrying out a new strategic plan called “Roadmap to the Future” that had a focus on high expectations for all students, closing the achievement gap, maintaining fiscal solvency, engaging families and the community and unifying the district into one school community. He began the work of implementing the strategic plan with a focus on improving the education of ALL students. Under Mike’s leadership, the public perception of the district has improved. Teachers, parents and students, working together, have achieved higher levels of student performance for all students and all significant sub-groups. Mike has brought visible changes to site and district leadership, district operations and family engagement. With staff involvement, new methods of analyzing data on student achievement have been adopted. Mike has encouraged regular employee engagement and emphasized leadership training at all levels in the district, including the Board. He has promoted inclusive and distributive leadership, partner initiatives and policies of open communication with parents, staff and the media. At the countywide level, Mike is the co-chair the Joint Legislative Advisory Committee and serves on the Marin Promise Leadership Council. He has served as a judge for the state Golden Bell Awards. He is a member of the Committee on Accreditation of the Commission on Teacher Credentialing and serves in the American Association of School Administrators. He also serves on the California School Boards Association's Superintendents Advisory Committee. The Faces of San Rafael City SchoolsDavidson Middle School - Version 2.0Make Every Day Count!
San Rafael City Schools is currently analyzing student ...more
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SIGN-UP FOR E-NEWSLETTERDr. Harriet MacLean Receives AASA National Award
Dr. Harriet MacLean "The Women in School Leadership Award recognizes the exceptional leadership of active, front-line female administrators who are making a difference in the lives of students every day." Read this press release to learn more. SRCS Snapshots
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