Marin County, California contains many public and private schools and a few higher education institutions.
School districts
School districts include:[1]
K-12:
Secondary:
- Petaluma Joint Union High School District
- San Rafael City High School District
- Tamalpais Union High School District
Elementary:
- Bolinas-Stinson Union School District
- Dixie School District
- Kentfield School District
- Laguna Joint School District
- Lagunitas School District
- Larkspur School District
- Lincoln Elementary School District
- Mill Valley School District
- Nicasio School District
- Reed Union School District
- Ross Elementary School District
- Ross Valley School District
- San Rafael City Schools
- Sausalito Marin City School District
Elementary and middle schools
Bolinas
- Bolinas-Stinson Union School District - Bolinas (4-8) & Stinson Beach (K-3)
Corte Madera
- Marin Montessori School
- Marin Country Day School
- Neil Cummins Elementary School
Fairfax
- Manor School
- White Hill Middle School
- Saint Rita School (private)
Kentfield
- Adeline E. Kent Middle School
- Bacich Elementary
Larkspur
Hall Middle School
- Marin Primary & Middle School
- Henry C. Hall Middle School
- Ring Mountain School
- St. Patrick's (private)
Mill Valley
- Old Mill School
- Edna Maguire Elementary
- Marin Horizon School
- Mill Valley Middle School
- Mount Tamalpais School
- Park School
- Tam Valley Elementary School
- Ring Mountain Day School
- Strawberry Point School
Novato
- Hamilton Elementary School
- Loma Verde Elementary School
- Lu Sutton Elementary School
- Lynwood Elementary School
- Montessori School Of Novato
- North Bay Christian Academy
- Novato Charter School
- Olive Elementary School
- Our Lady Of Loretto School
- Pleasant Valley Elementary
- Rancho Elementary School
- Samuel Hazelton School of the Arts
- San Jose Middle School
- San Ramon Elementary
- Sinaloa Middle School
Point Reyes Station
- West Marin School
Ross
- Ross School
San Anselmo
- Brookside Elementary School
- Wade Thomas Elementary School
- St. Anselm School (private)
- Hidden Valley Elementary School
San Rafael
Coleman Elementary School
- Bahia Vista Elementary School
- Brandeis Marin
- Caulbridge School (private)
- Coleman Elementary School
- Glenwood Elementary School
- James B. Davidson Middle School
- Laurel Dell Elementary School
- Lucas Valley Elementary School
- Mary E. Sylveira Elementary School
- Miller Creek Middle School
- Sun Valley Elementary School
- Mark Day School - private
- St. Raphael School - private
- St. Isabella - private
- Vallecito Elementary School
- Venetia Valley K-8 School
- The Marin School
Sausalito
- Bayside/MLK Elementary School
- Willow Creek Academy School
Tiburon
- Bel Aire School
- Del Mar Middle School
- Reed Elementary School
- St. Hilary School
Tomales
- Tomales Elementary School
High schools
Kentfield
- Marin Catholic High School, private school
Corte Madera/Tiburon/Ross/Greenbrae/Kentfield/Larkspur
Continuing Education
- San Andreas High School, continuation school
- Tamiscal High School, independent study
Mill Valley
Novato
- Marin Oaks High School, continuation school
- Marin School of Arts and Technology
- Novato High School
- San Marin High School
- North Bay Christian Academy
Ross
- The Branson School, private school
San Anselmo
- Archie Williams High School
- San Domenico School, private school
San Rafael
San Rafael High School
- Madrone High School, continuation school
- Marin Academy, private school
- San Rafael High School
- Terra Linda High School
Sausalito
- The Marin School, private school, closed in 2023
Tomales
Colleges and universities
- College of Marin - Kentfield, Indian Valley
- Dominican University of California - San Rafael
- Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary, Strawberry Point
- San Francisco Theological Seminary - San Anselmo
Former colleges and universities
- Columbia Pacific University (1978–2000)
- World College West (1973–1992)
Other schools and institutes
References
- ↑ "2020 CENSUS - SCHOOL DISTRICT REFERENCE MAP: Marin County, CA" (PDF). U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved 2022-07-24. - Text list
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