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Marin Academy. 1600 Mission Avenue. San Rafael, CA 94901. Main Telephone: (415) 453–4550. Main Fax: (415) 453–8538. General questions can be emailed to community@ma.org.
MA's Inaugural Teaching Fellows Receive Master's Degrees from Penn Graduate School of Education. Seniors Kate L. and Malcolm Z. to be awarded at Marin Athletic Foundation Student Athlete Awards banquet. An independent, coeducational, college preparatory high school.
Marin Academy - San Rafael, California - CA | GreatSchools. California › San Rafael › Marin Academy. Marin Academy. Claimed. Private schools are not rated. 3 reviews. Private school. ·. 438 Students. ·. Grades 9-12. ·. Website. ·. Contact. ·. Address. Applying. Application deadline. 1/12/2023. More on how to apply. Sources. ACADEMICS.
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- 1600 Mission Avenue, San Rafael, 94901, CA
Marin Academy (familiarly known as MA) is a private college preparatory high school in San Rafael, California. Located on the campus that for decades housed the San Rafael Military Academy prior to its closure, Marin Academy was founded in 1971 with 118 faculty members and a student body of 449.
Applying to Marin Academy begins by creating an account on Ravenna, our web-based application site. If you haven’t already done so, create an account in Ravenna, and complete a student profile. When you are on your dashboard, click on the “Apply to a school” button, which will lead you to the School Directory.
Lair Marin-Marcum is the Ohio Strategic Director for The Libre Initiative. In her past roles, Lair worked for the state of Ohio for over 13 years, first as the State Community Liaison for the Ohio Latino Affairs Commission for 12 years and second as a State Regional Outreach & Hispanic Community Manager for the Ohio Department of Transportation.
Jan 12, 2017 · Founded in 1977, OCHLA seeks to advise, to connect, and to build the Latino community throughout Ohio. As OCHLA’s Community Liaison, Lair Marin-Marcum is making lasting connections between entrepreneurs, community, and institutions to improve Latino lives locally and state-wide. Marin-Marcum grew up, as she put it, “thinking I was just like ...
