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Marin Horizon’s three campuses are truly the best of both worlds: tucked into the heart of Southern Marin, yet just minutes from San Francisco.
List of 12 items.
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41%
Faculty and staff who identify as people of color -
8 : 1
Average student/faculty ratio -
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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Community Corner: September 23, 2020
Our Marin Horizon spirit wear flash store is open now through 10/4. Check out this fall’s selection of t-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, caps, masks and more. Orders ship approximately 2 weeks after the store closes. Thank you for showing your Marin Horizon spirit and supporting the school—we receive 10% back on all purchases!Read More -
Join the Community Read in 3 Easy Steps!
Read MoreWe are excited to invite you to join our Fall 2020 Community Read! As a school deeply committed to our mission around diversity, equity and inclusion, we look forward to coming together to learn and expand our dialogue about these critical issues.If you'd like to join, it's as easy as 1, 2, 3!STEP 1: Choose a book (click titles for more info)
Why are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria by Beverly Daniel Tatum
How To Be an Anti-Racist by Ibram Kendi
We Want To Do More Than Survive by Bettina Love
STEP 2: Fill out the survey (1 minute)Please complete this survey so that we know which books have been chosen.STEP 3: RSVP for the discussionElizabeth Denevi will lead our virtual community discussion on Wednesday, October 14 @ 6pm. Click here to RSVP.For more information about the community read, see the letter from Jen Coyne and Stevie Lee. -
Fall 2020 Community Read
We are excited to invite you to join our Fall 2020 Community Read. As a school deeply committed to our mission around diversity, equity and inclusion, and also striving to become an anti-racist school, we look forward to coming together to learn and expand our dialogue about these critical issues.Read More
Books to choose from:
Why are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria by Beverly Daniel Tatum
Beverly Daniel Tatum highlights the need for healthy racial identity development for all kids in order to enable communication across race and ethnicity.
How To Be an Anti-Racist by Ibram Kendi
Building on the connection between white supremacy and institutional racism, Ibram Kendi proposes anti-racist individual actions and systemic changes.
We Want To Do More Than Survive by Bettina Love
Bettina Love introduces an alternative to traditional modes of educational reform and expands our ideas of civic engagement and intersectional justice.
Once you have selected your book(s), please complete this survey so that we know which books have been chosen. And mark your calendars for our virtual community discussion, led by Elizabeth Denevi, on Wednesday, October 14. More details to come closer to the event. For more information about the community read, see the letter from Jen Coyne and Stevie Lee. -
Notes From the Library: Back to School Books (Pre-K–3rd)
This fall's transition back to school is a little different than in past years. Some students are on campus, others are distance-learning, and pretty soon some of our distance-learners will be coming back to campus! To help you through these various transitions, Marin Horizon Librarian Anne Porter-Roth has put together a list of books for Pre-K–3rd students that will spark conversation and put student (and parent!) worries about the beginning of the school year, whatever that may look like.Read More
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Join the 'Marin Horizon Community' Facebook Group!
The Marin Horizon Community Facebook group is a private group with over 100 members that is part of our main Facebook page. This outlet is a great place for families from all three of our campuses (Main Campus, Toddler Cottage, and Horizon Community School) to connect and share photos, ask questions, give advice, and generally build community. Just go to www.facebook.com/groups/mhscommunity/ and click the orange 'Join Group' button (you will need an active Facebook account to join). We look forward to seeing you there!Read More
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Non-discrimination policy: We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, nationality, ethnic origin, gender, gender identification, disability or other category protected by law. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the School's non-discrimination policies, including its Title IX policy:
Name: Laurie Kelly, Title: Accounting Manager, Office Address: 305 Montford Ave. Mill Valley, CA 94941, Telephone Number: (415) 384-4232, Email Address: Laurie@marinhorizon.org
For assistance related to Title IX or other civil rights laws, please contact OCR at OCR@ed.gov or 800-421-3481, TDD 800-877-8339.
Name: Laurie Kelly, Title: Accounting Manager, Office Address: 305 Montford Ave. Mill Valley, CA 94941, Telephone Number: (415) 384-4232, Email Address: Laurie@marinhorizon.org
For assistance related to Title IX or other civil rights laws, please contact OCR at OCR@ed.gov or 800-421-3481, TDD 800-877-8339.