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SRCS Community Distribution Site Changes

Starting March 29th, meals for Distance Learners (ESD & HSD) will be available on Mondays only from two locations:

Bahia Vista Elementary School 10AM - 11AM
Davidson Middle School 10AM - 11am

Coleman & Venetia Valley will end distribution on 3/26/21

Elementary School students (Including Venetia Valley Middle School) will be offered a breakfast and lunch meal 5 days per week on campus.

Middle School students will be offered 2 breakfast and lunch meals each day they are on campus.

High School students will be offered 2 breakfast and lunch meals each day they are on campus.

Community distribution will remain open on Mondays for distance learners and for Middle School and High School students to cover the 5th day of meals.

Posted 3/24/21

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The SRCS Board of Education has placed Measure G and Measure H on the May 4, 2021 ballot. Measure G would renew funding for local high schools, while Measure H would renew funding for elementary and middle schools. Learn more at www.srcs.org/MeasuresG&H.

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Kevin P. Kerr Kevin Kerr is serving in his first full year as the Principal of Madrone High School. Prior to coming to Madrone, he was the Director of Secondary Education for San Rafael City Schools and led secondary programs in Education Services since 2015. Previously, he was the principal at Balboa High School in San Francisco for six years, and he held principal and site administrator positions with the San Francisco County/Court schools. Through his experience, he’s developed education knowledge and core skills, which include a commitment to student-centered instruction, program development and reform, curriculum implementation, as well as fostering communication and collaboration between all school stakeholders. His experience as a former principal and District administrator, combined with his extensive knowledge of the Madrone community, make him an ideal leader for Madrone at this time. He graduated from UC Berkeley with both an undergraduate degree in English Literature and a master’s degree in Education. He lives in San Anselmo with his wife and their three dogs. He is also a proud graduate of Terra Linda High School.

Kevin P. Kerr

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The Mission of Madrone High School is to provide a positive educational experience for its students and the opportunity to foster the key developmental qualities essential to becoming a totally integrated individual in a changing society.

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Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 (“Title IX”) is a federal law that prohibits sex-based discrimination in all educational programs and activities, including athletic programs.

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San Rafael City Schools Mission: Lifting student achievement. Every student, every day.

SRCS The SRCS community ensures that every student receives an empowering education. High expectations and skillful individualized instruction enable each student to embrace their own learning, think critically and experience success. Our welcoming school climate ensures that our diverse community of students, families, staff and community members are treated with dignity and respect, creating opportunities for participation, engagement and support.

SRCS includes the San Rafael Elementary School District and the San Rafael High School District, with a total student population of more than 7,200. Learn more at www.srcs.org.