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The above image was posted on the Novato Unified School District Facebook page and describes the locations and meal plans. On Mar. 16, the NUSD Food and Nutritional Services (FANS) department started to distribute free meals to students 18 years of age or younger from either a drive-through or walking pick-up. Meals are available at… Continue reading NUSD continues to offer free meals to aid community
The NOVA Program is the only K-12 independent study program in Marin County that offers classes to students seeking an alternative form of school, or those who wish to take one or two particular courses online rather than in a classroom. This year, more students at San Marin have opted to enroll into the program… Continue reading NOVA program offers a different way of learning
PG&E has issued many potential power shutoffs for Marin County from September through December. When weather causes a fire risk in any particular region, red flag warnings and high wind warnings are issued by the National Weather Service. Fires, such as the Kincade fire in Geyserville, raised awareness for a shutoff. High wind patterns throughout… Continue reading Power shutoff closes NUSD schools
From Aug. 22 to Sept. 6, students changed their schedules for numerous reasons. Compared to the 2018-19 school year, the number of schedule change requests has increased by about 20%, with approximately 250 requests last year and approximately 300 this year. Enrollment through the years has increased due to the S.T.E.M. and Biotechnology programs. Acceptances… Continue reading Schedule changes cause mix-ups and conflict
Reiko Suzuki is a sophomore and a reporter. She enjoys doing Jiu-Jitsu on a weekly basis, volunteering at Humane Society, and playing with her pets. If she could be an inanimate object, she would be a sunflower because they are so vibrant in their color. Her favorite utensil is a knife, and she enjoys using… Continue reading Reiko Suzuki
