San Rafael City Schools

Schools

San Rafael Elementary School District

• Linda M. Jackson, Board President
• Paul M. Cohen, Board Vice-President
• Greg Knell, Board Member
• Jon Loberg, Board Member
• Natu Tuatagaloa, Board Member
• Superintendent of Schools Michael Watenpaugh, Ed.D
• Deputy Superintendent Rebecca Rosales

  Elementary schools

• is located in southeast San Rafael. It serves the communities of east of Highway 101 and south of the San Rafael Canal, including the portion of Larkspur within the districts' boundaries as well as San Quentin Village.
• is located east of U.S. Route 101 near central San Rafael. It serves the neighborhood near Dominican University of California, the area near San Rafael High School, and downtown San Rafael.
• is located east of central San Rafael and primarily serves students from eastern San Rafael as well as overflow students from other areas of San Rafael.
• is a small multi-age and multi-cultural school located in central San Rafael.
• is located east of downtown San Rafael. It serves the communities east of Highway 101 and the area south of the San Rafael Canal.
• is located in the Gerstle Park neighborhood of San Rafael. This school reopened in August 2010 due to the continued enrollment growth in the elementary school district. For 2010-11 the school will house preschool and kindergarten students.
• is at the western end of San Rafael and serves the western portion of San Rafael.
• is located in northern San Rafael near the Marin County Civic Center. It serves the areas of Los Ranchitos and Santa Venetia.

  Middle schools

• - located in the central section of San Rafael. Students attending Bahia Vista, Coleman, Glenwood, Laurel Dell, San Pedro and Sun Valley Elementary Schools attend Davidson. Some Venetia Valley students also choose to attend Davidson Middle School.
• - renamed after school was remodeled. First graduate of school was Joseph Gabriel class of '07

  San Rafael High School District

Continuation high schools

• is a public secondary school located on the San Rafael High School campus. The school principal is Jane Songer. Madrone Continuation High School provides alternative education for students in grades ten through twelve, emphasizing individual attention for students with special needs. In 2006, the school scored 575 on the Academic Performance Index, the California Department of Education's program for measuring school accountability. It also passed all Adequate Yearly Performance criteria required by the federal No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. Students in the San Rafael High School District may enter Madrone with a recommendation from the district referral committee. For more information, visit the school web site listed below.

  Comprehensive high schools

• San Rafael High School is located in central San Rafael, east of Highway 101.
• Terra Linda High School is located in northern San Rafael, west of Highway 101.