San Rafael City Schools

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The district is governed by a common Board of Education and a shared central administration.

San Rafael City Schools includes the San Rafael City Elementary and San Rafael City High School districts, governed by a common Board of Education and District administration. Founded in 1861, San Rafael City Schools is comprised of two legally defined school districts: San Rafael City Elementary School District and San Rafael City High School District. The Elementary District includes Bahia Vista Elementary, Coleman Elementary, Glenwood Elementary, Laurel Dell Elementary, San Pedro Elementary, Short Elementary, Sun Valley Elementary, Venetia Valley School, and Davidson Middle School. The High School District includes San Rafael High School, Terra Linda High School and Madrone High School.

Photos from San Rafael Library & Recreation's post 09/29/2026
Photos from We Are SR - San Rafael High School PTO's post 09/24/2026
09/21/2026

Parents and Families: Arriving at school on time each morning is critically important to your child’s academic success. Every instructional minute counts, and being present right from the opening bell sets students up for a productive day.

Morning Arrival Tips

- Bus Riders: Bring your child to the stop a few minutes early, fully ready and waiting before the bus arrives.
- Car Drop-offs: Build in extra time to account for morning traffic or unexpected neighborhood delays.

If your family experiences frequent challenges with tardies or absences, our School Attendance Review Team (SART) will reach out to collaborate on a supportive plan. SART meetings are a collaborative opportunity to identify obstacles, share resources and create strategies that help your child thrive.

Thank you for your ongoing partnership in making every school day count!

09/18/2026
Safe Routes to Schools Newsletter 09/18/2026

We’re proud to partner with Marin County Safe Routes to School, whose mission is to increase the number of children walking and biking to school. Their initiatives integrate health, fitness, traffic relief, environmental awareness and safety.

This semester, Safe Routes’ encouragement program is centered on Community and Consistency - bringing students, families and neighbors together while encouraging walking, rolling and carpooling on the way to school.

And to make those trips easier to navigate, Safe Routes offers Suggested Route Maps for 36 Marin schools.

View and download their route maps: https://bit.ly/4xIO34Q

Visit their Back to School page for upcoming event dates and materials: https://bit.ly/4gZL6HQ

Check out the latest edition of their newsletter: https://bit.ly/4ylYMmV

Safe Routes to Schools Newsletter This semester, Safe Routes’ encouragement program is centered on Community and Consistency — bringing students, families and neighbors together while encouraging walking, rolling, and carpooling on the way to school. Visit our Back to School page for upcoming event dates and downloadable materia...

CBOC Report 2024-25 SRCS FIN Low Res.pdf 09/17/2026

Thank you to our Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee for their dedication and service! They recently presented their latest Annual Report to the SRCS Board to highlight the bond projects and the related expenditures.

Thanks to strong voter support, school bonds continue to transform SRCS in meaningful and lasting ways. This ongoing bond program is enabling the District to modernize learning environments, integrate advanced instructional technology and ensure safe, adaptable spaces that support teaching and learning.

Appointed by the Board, CBOC members review bond program expenditures. Their work is shared with the Board and the public to demonstrate that school bond funds are invested as the voters intended and that projects are completed wisely and efficiently. If you are interested in serving on the CBOC, please reach out to [email protected]. View the report to see a snapshot or complete projects, those in process and work still to come:

CBOC Report 2024-25 SRCS FIN Low Res.pdf

09/16/2026

We are proud to recognize and celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month! During this time, we celebrate and honor the histories, cultures and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans. We especially pay tribute to those in our own SRCS community who have positively influenced and enriched our District.

We are pleased to share a curated list of books and resources from our teacher librarians to highlight the beauty and diversity of la Cultura Latina. Find more information, resources and ways to celebrate. Our schools have many events planned throughout the month, and we encourage you to check them out and attend!

https://bit.ly/46rn6aE

https://hispanicheritagemonth.gov/

09/11/2026

We’re proud to celebrate Bahia Vista Elementary School for earning 2026 California PBIS Recognition at the silver level!

With nearly 2,700 schools applying for recognition this year, this honor is a significant achievement! It reflects Bahia Vista's dedication to implementing Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) with fidelity and creating positive social, emotional and behavioral outcomes for all students.

Congratulations, BV Dragons!

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310 Nova Albion Way
San Rafael, CA
94903

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