Students in Wynn Richards “Issues in American Democracy” elective class produced 16 thought-provoking current event episodes.

Students enjoyed a project-based day of learning what life was like for Coast Miwoks.

Fourth Graders create lively narratives about inspirational leaders, using video to showcase biographical speeches.

This last weekend was all about getting into the holiday spirit. We baked and decorated cookies, made gingerbread houses, enjoyed barbecues with Santa Churchill, made strings of popcorn and cranberries for our beautiful tree in Mercedes, watched Christmas movies, and drank endless cups of hot cider.

Under the direction of Jennifer Grimes, Upper School students achieved a truly remarkable feat staging a virtual play - live!

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It's the Holiday Season and we are feeling it in the dorms! With our beautiful holiday-trimmed tree in Mercedes, menorah on the table, lights hanging outside, a chill in the air, and lots of fun plans for the weekend, we're experiencing many of the joys of the season.

Librarian Karlyn Strand offers tips and tools for books that offer inspiration and hope.

At the beginning of the school year, in response to the pandemic, California Interscholastic League (CIF) recategorized the three seasons of traditional sport into two seasons.

The holidays represent a special time in our lives. Many of our students miss celebrating holidays like Lunar New Year with their families and friends, or birthdays, Christmas, Hanukkah, and any of the many holidays our students celebrate. While nothing can ever take the place of the familiar and rich traditions we are accustomed to, we do make an effort in the dorms to acknowledge and celebrate birthdays and holidays, creating our own traditions together.

Tuesday, December 8 | 11:00 am

All Marin families are welcome to join.

A cherished annual Kindergarten celebration continues virtually, as Kindergarten families gathered to share in a community Thanksgiving tradition.

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Senior Marlena High and other AP Art students' creative work is featured in local magazine.