Political Opinions Create a Divide in the San Marin Community
By Ally Branch and Charley Conner On Aug. 24, 2020 students at San Marin anonymously created a Conservative Instagram accountContinue Reading
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Our View: Racism and its prevalence at San Marin
By Paige Chassman, Stephanie Metzger, and Amanda Oppegard Recently, San Marin has had several incidents of student racism on campus,Continue Reading
Opinion: Should books that contain racial slurs be banned from classrooms?
Wesley Swedlow, Melissa Matheny-Muñoz, Curtis Aikens, Dee Boyd, and Evelyn Negrete-Moreno meet over Zoom to discuss the use of racialContinue Reading
New Teachers Join San Marin’s Community
Ms. Parreira: Megan Parreira has taught for eleven years and is now a Spanish 1, Spanish 2, and Spanish 3Continue Reading
Administration outlines guidelines for a return to on-campus learning
A series of questions and concerns from Novato Unified families and staff regarding safety and the guidelines for returning toContinue Reading
Digital Tools Help Break down Virtual barriers
Kicking off the 2020-2021 school year entirely online has resulted in changes to how the curriculum is being taught andContinue Reading
Opinion: The uncertainty of college admissions creates Added stresses for applicants
After sitting hunched over my desk for the entire morning, the last thing I would ever want to do withContinue Reading
Students showcase artwork
San Marin is home to an incredible amount of talented artists who work in a wide variety of mediums, rangingContinue Reading
UC schools eliminate requirement for SAT and ACT
Data from Washington Post shows how family income affects SAT scores. Students whose families earn less than $20,000 annually averaged significantly lower SAT scores than those who come from families earning over $200,000.
OPINION: I am overwhelmed by virtual learning
My computer lit up with an email notification on a Saturday night as I sat down with my family toContinue Reading
