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Marin program aims to guide school districts on AI policies (opens the original)
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A new program from the Marin County Office of Education will offer school districts help in advancing artificial intelligence policies for students and teachers. “Our goal is not to create a one-size-fits-all approach,” said John Carroll, the county superintendent of schools. Instead, he said, the course will “support each district in developing and sustaining policies and practices that reflect its own needs.” The $62,800 program will be a series of three, three-hour sessions led by staff from
Marin Catholic neighbors win appeal in lawsuit over field lights (opens the original)
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More than a year after Marin Catholic High School defeated a lawsuit against its athletic field lights, a state appeals court has reversed the win. The ruling by a three-judge panel of the 1st Appellate District is a victory for Preserve Ross Valley, the neighborhood group that opposed the lights. But a lawyer for the Kentfield school says the lights “will remain in operation while the case proceeds.” “Because the lights have been constructed and are operating with no environmental impacts, we i
Lagunitas school board race shrinks after candidate withdraws (opens the original)
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A candidate for the Lagunitas School District board has dropped out of the Nov. 3 election, but her name will still appear on the ballot. Charlotte Burger Troy, who was one of four candidates for three available seats, said she withdrew because of other commitments. “I was happy to see that other community members stepped up to serve the LSD school board,” she said in an email. “In light of this, I withdrew from the race due to time constraints from full time parenting and full time employment,
San Rafael school district gets budget warning (opens the original)
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The elementary school district of San Rafael City Schools needs to continue “critical” monitoring of its budget, the Marin County Office of Education said in a warning letter. Breean Brown, an assistant superintendent in the county office, told the district that its “budgetary position continues to deteriorate.” “Deficit spending is unsustainable, resulting in a projected 73% decrease to the unrestricted ending fund balance,” Brown wrote in the Sept. 15 letter to the administration and trustees.
Tamalpais Union students improve state test results (opens the original)
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After years of post-pandemic struggle, the Tamalpais Union High School District has attained higher state test scores in both English and math. The results are from the 2026 California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress, or CAASPP, which was administered in April. Eleventh-graders at the district’s five high schools posted an average gain of 12.5 percentage points in the number of students who met or exceeded the standards for English, and a 9-point average rise in meeting or exceedi
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