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Welcome to Madrone!
I am excited to be a new member of the SRCS community and to serve in my first year as the Madrone High School Principal. I’ve been an educator for nearly a decade, serving a variety of diverse communities. I began my career in education as a resource specialist teacher at El Cerrito High School. I’ve held a number of school administrator roles in San Leandro Unified School District, most recently as a high school assistant principal. I pursued higher education at the University of California, Berkeley, where I received two Master's degrees in education and completed the Principal Leadership Institute. Go Bears!
I strive to be an enthusiastic and dedicated instructional leader who leads with my heart and is guided by what is best for students. I believe in nurturing positive relationships with students, teachers and families, and in building a high functioning and welcoming school environment. I also have a particular passion for advocating for, connecting with and supporting students who struggle academically. I hope that my passion for building relationships with all stakeholders and my love for students will make me a great fit for Madrone and I cannot wait to start the 2021-22 school year.
On a personal note, I am a huge sports fan that likely loves every team you dislike (go Lakers and Dodgers!). I’m also an avid golfer which is a skill I picked up from my beloved grandmother. I live in Oakland with my partner and my two cats.
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150 3rd Street
San Rafael, California 94901
415.485.2435 - Phone
415.485.2438 - Fax
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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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About our District
San Rafael City Schools Mission: Lifting student achievement. Every student, every day.
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.
