The SRCS Board of Education is in the process of conducting a search to hire the District’s next Superintendent. The firm Leadership Associates is advising the Board in this important process. 

Visit www.srcs.org/next-SRCS-leader to learn more and to read frequently asked questions about the process.

We need your input! Join us and share your feedback as we discuss the future of SRCS' trustee-area elections.

SRCS is switching to by-trustee area elections. Beginning in 2020, the SRCS Board of Education will be elected based on trustee areas, rather than having all registered voters vote for all five Board members. The change is being implemented to comply with the California Voting Rights Act. 

The Board is undertaking a mapping process to define the trustee areas. To avoid litigation, SRCS must complete the process by Sept. 11, 2019.

There is a series of upcoming Public Hearings and Community Forums - the public is welcome and encouraged to attend! Community members are also able to create their own maps via map-drawing tools.   

Visit www.srcs.org/trustee-elections to view the schedule, check out the mapping tools, read FAQs and more!

Registration for Transitional Kindergarten and Kindergarten for the 2019-20 school year is underway in San Rafael City Schools. We have launched online registration for TK and K! Families can pre-enroll new students online, with information and proper documentation verified at the Courtesy Registration Day or the District’s Student Enrollment & Family Center. 

Click here to learn more about TK or K Registration. 

The Education Trust – West is conducting an Education Equity Audit – in partnership with San Rafael City Schools – to examine the district’s college and career readiness practices. This survey is for ...more

San Rafael City Schools (SRCS) and the San Rafael Teachers Association (SRTA) are pleased to share they have reached a mutually-agreeable fair and fiscally responsible agreement. SRTA represents the ...more

Nine San Rafael City Schools (SRCS) campuses will get Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations thanks to the combined resources and support of the Transportation Authority of Marin, Marin Clean Energy and Pacific Gas and Electric. Adding these charging stations positions SRCS as a leader supporting California’s clean energy goals. The SRCS Board of Education approved the project at its December 17 meeting.

The schools being identified for EV stations include: Terra Linda High School; San Rafael High School; Madrone Continuation High School; Davidson Middle School; and Glenwood, Bahia Vista, Coleman, Sun Valley and San Pedro elementary schools. 

The District successfully applied for and acquired specialized grants and rebates to install and cover the EV charging equipment cost.

Click here to read more.

SRCS is currently looking for members for its Parcel Tax Oversight Committee. The Oversight Committee is charged with ensuring that special tax proceeds are spent for their authorized purposes, and to report annually to the Board and the public regarding the expenditure of such funds.

• Click here to learn more about the parcel tax and the committee
• Click here to download the Parcel Tax Committee Member Application 

San Rafael City Schools conducted an in-depth, targeted and multi-layered engagement process in 2017-18 to update its Local Control Accountability Plans (LCAP) for each district. This engagement process included multiple opportunities to review the LCAP and to provide feedback on the plans to improve achievement for all SRCA students. 

The final versions of the LCAPs for 2017-2020 were approved by the SRCS Board of Education on June 27, 2018. 

Please visit www.srcs.org/lcap for more information and to download the approved LCAPs. If you have any questions, please email communications@srcs.org or call 415-492-3576.