The safety program will be up and running before the school year begins.
Yes, summer is almost over. Ross Valley School District offices open Wednesday to accept Proof of Residency forms.
San Anselmo and Fairfax residents recall their most memorable teachers for National Teacher Appreciation Day.
San Anselmo and Fairfax students participated in national Bike to School Day on Wednesday.
Drug-related offenses account for the bulk of the suspensions handed out at Drake.
Having avoided closure and paid off its debt with private donations, officials at beloved Catholic school in Fairfax once slated for closure are brimming with optimism.
Redwood is highest-ranking Marin school at 32nd in California, with Tam and Drake also in the top 100; Tomales and Terra Linda also make the list.
Fairfax school is one of 218 in state and 5 in Marin County to win distinction.
San Rafael High School Sophomore Ulysses Lopez received a new community-funded bike Thursday to replace his bike that was stolen last month. Lopez and his mother couldn't have afforded to buy him a new bike.
Archdiocese agrees reconsider its decision, though school must meet financial benchmarks.
High school classrooms across California average 4.7 students per school-owned computer.
Countywide fundraising organization for public schools hopes to level playing field among private educational foundations.
Supporters of 56-year-old K-8 Catholic school in Fairfax hope to get a meeting with administrators at the Archdiocese of San Francisco and convince then to reverse decision to shut down school.
When members of the San Rafael High School bike racing team Bike Dawgs asked community members to keep an eye out for a member’s stolen bike, they got more support than they could ever imagine.
Faced with dwindling enrollment and rising costs, 56-year-old Catholic school will shut down at the end of the school year unless archdiocese reconsiders. Parents and teachers look to connect with prospective new schools.
Have you cast your vote online to support the White Hill Middle School Robotics team's invention?
High school teachers in the Ross Valley fare much better than their elementary school counterparts, earning almost $25,000 more.
School sends two teams of 7th and 8th graders to the First Lego League NorCal Championships in Redwood City.
Bystanders became part of the team as several community members worked to upgrade a rain garden near Fairfax Town Hall.
When Fairfax teen Ryder Morford was diagnosed with Leukemia, Kaiser officials told his mother that he had to be brought to the hospital in an ambulance so he wouldn't get bumped.
Check out the stunning Marin photography by local youth, including one Sir Francis Drake High School student, that was selected for the Bank of Marin's 2013 calendar.
Eighth-graders from Kent Middle School reach out to Marin’s underserved children.
Local students who are involved with Lifehouse, Habitat for Humanity or Youth in Arts earn top nominations from the Center for Volunteer and Nonprofit Leadership.
Juliet Crome will represent Marin and compete in the California State Junior High Spelling Bee Championship in May.
Bank of Marin founder J. Patrick Hunt and his wife, Irene Hunt, were recently honored for their contributions to the nonprofit Sunny Hill Services and its K-12 school, which has been renamed the Irene M. Hunt School of Marin.
Four Marin preschool teachers team up to create a new school in Sleepy Hollow.
School was cancelled on Monday after While Hill Middle School experienced flooding and parts of the campus were covered in mud after the recent storms.
Some downtown San Anselmo businesses have prepared for the worst as the most powerful storm of the season approaches. Creek levels in San Anselmo and Fairfax peaked early Friday morning, heavier rains are on the way this weekend.
Parents can get Kindergarten registration packets at Ross Valley School District kindergarten orientations scheduled for January. Registration packets will start being accepted on Jan. 28.
Local school officials are rejoicing in the passing of Proposition 30, which would have created drastic cuts to the three revenue-limit school districts in Marin.
Baffled by the two ballot initiatives seeking to send billions of dollars to public schools? Don't be. EdSource's new infographic makes it all clear. Which proposition do you support?