When Superintendent Kris Cosca walked into his first teaching job in an impoverished community, he realized that his students required more from him than a lesson plan. “Those students needed to trust […]
New superintendent sets priorities
Elise Jonas-Delson
Spanish teacher Marcelyn Smith set to retire this year
After years of creating stories, singing songs and exploring the Spanish language with generations of students, Spanish teacher Marcelyn Smith will conclude her 25year teaching career. Smith earned her teaching credential at […]
Trisha Panganiban pursues passions through challenges
Senior Trisha Panganiban has been overcoming challenges her whole life. “It started with my parents not being the support system I needed them to be from an early age,” Panganiban said. “Ever […]
Staff highlight the importance of Special Education
The walls are plastered with educational posters, the whiteboard sparsely covered in colorful scrawl, and the tables arranged into a rectangular formation. The classroom is quiet except for the periodic whispers amongst […]
Opinion: We must fight climate change
The year is 2030 and you can bid farewell to 99 percent of Earth’s coral reefs, any chance of buying chocolate and a vacation to your favorite coastal destination. You can also […]
Humans of San Marin: November 29, 2018
“I love to travel because you can discover new cultures. I like to see new places, experience the culture, and you can compare it to your own. I think the best thing […]
Students participate in American Legion Boys State
Veterans at the San Anselmo post of the American Legion selected seniors Tyler Colenbrander, Nathan Luis and Jake Schmidt to attend the 2018 Boys State from a pool of […]
