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Meet Our Faculty
Meet our creative and engaging faculty and learn more about our programs, from Toddler through 8th grade.
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Admission Fall 2022
We invite you to visit Marin Horizon to tour our campuses, learn more about our curriculum, and see our faculty and students in action. We are currently accepting applications for select grades. Inquire today or email admissions@marinhorizon.org.
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Register for Summer Camp
Marin Horizon Summer Camp offers 1-week sessions, June 20th-July 29th, for students ages 3-7. Every week has a different theme and always includes arts, academics, and fun!
List of 12 items.
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41%
Faculty and staff who identify as people of color -
35%
Students who identify as people of color -
93%
Students who are accepted to one or more of their first-choice high schools -
100%
Participation of middle schoolers in track and field -
1977
Year Marin
Horizon was
founded -
20
Cities represented -
100%
Teachers who participate in the annual fund -
7,000+
Books in the Library collection -
25%
Students who receive tuition support -
$1.4 +
Million dollars in tuition assistance awarded yearly -
21
After-school enrichment classes offered -
24
Students at the Toddler Cottage
Recent News
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Jesse Pearson's Recent Article in Independent School Magazine: Technology in the Classroom
Jesse Pearson, 8th Grade English Teacher & Advisor, High School Placement Counselor, and Director of Experiential Education, reflects on the technological tools that became essential during remote learning and what role they should play in the classroom, and our lives, today.Read More
"COVID-19 taught this generation that to be without technology is to be cut off from the world, from school and their friends, and from everything they value. It’s our job to teach them that that doesn’t have to be the case...It is OK for kids to learn that technology makes life easier. But we should not allow them to mistakenly think that it always makes life better."
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MLK Day of Service and Family Potluck
Our students, teachers, and staff celebrated a day of service in honor of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Friday, March 25th. Working with their buddies, the students engaged in various activities around theme of “belonging," learning about the importance of biodiversity and environmental sustainability. They also considered their own sense of belonging and reflected and wrote poetry to express their thoughts on the subject. The day ended with a special assembly where students shared their poems in buddy pairs.Read More
In the evening, our community enjoyed a “What’s Your Dumpling?” potluck to acknowledge and celebrate multiculturalism at Marin Horizon. About 120 people joined the potluck event, including Marin Horizon and Horizon Community School students and families, toddler through 8th grade, and staff, faculty, and administration. -
MLK Family Potluck - Friday, March 25th
Read More“Everybody can be great, because everybody can serve.” - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.The annual Marin Horizon Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Family Potluck is a long-standing tradition and one of our most popular events. We have not been able to gather in person for this event since 2019, and it is time to bring it back!In honor of Dr. King, we are thrilled to continue this tradition with a day of service-learning for students, followed by a “What’s Your Dumpling” family potluck dinner on campus.As brilliantly stated by Dr. Martin Luther King, “Everybody can be great, because everybody can serve.” Service to our community and to the environment is fundamental to the mission of Marin Horizon School. Service is critical to our connection to each other, and is an integral part of our sense of belonging - on this planet, in this community, and in our school.Our children will explore and enhance this sense of belonging as they engage in a day of service-learning, participating in various environmental stewardship activities during the school day on Friday, March 25th.In the evening, our entire school community is invited to join together on campus for a culinary exploration of our multicultural community, which we like to call “What’s Your Dumpling?” Every culture has a dumpling: mochi, pierogies, bao buns, empanada, egg rolls, gyoza, lumpia, samosas, ravioli, tortellini, wontons, kreplach, tamales, manti, knish, kolaches, fruit pies, and more! Identify your dumpling and bring some to share!Together we will enjoy a night that reinforces our sense of belonging and celebrates the various identities in our community through interaction and activities.For questions or to help with this event, please contact Jennifer Coyne (jbliebman@gmail.com). -
Marin Horizon Voted Best Private School in Marin!
We are grateful that Marin Horizon has been chosen by Marin Independent Journal readers as the Best Private School in Marin—for the fifth year in a row! We also received an Honor Award in the Best Preschool category, for the second year in a row. Thank you for your incredible support!Read More
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