Each year SchoolsRule provides additional funding and support to a wide variety of school and educational programs. This gallery shows some of the programs we have supported over time and made possible through your generosity. Select any image to view a slideshow.
Bolinas-Stinson Union School District: $2,046.51
Bolinas-Stinson will use these funds to support the school library including the purchase of new books and to help students who cannot afford to purchase books during the annual book fair.
Dixie School District – Can Do! Education Foundation: $47,777.29
Can Do! will use these funds to directly support the Environmental Science and School Garden Programs at the three elementary schools and the lunchtime academic leadership and performing arts clubs at Miller Creek Middle School.
Kentfield School District – kik, $29,359.64
Kentfield will use these funds for the Maker Space program at Kent Middle School and mindfulness classes at Bacich Elementary.
Lagunitas School District – LEAP: $$5,946.17
LEAP will use these funds to support the district wide music program which provides instruction, performance opportunities, and no-cost take home instruments for children in grades 3-8.
Larkspur-Corte Madera School District – SPARK: $36,699.80
SPARK will use these funds to provide English Learner and Literacy support, counseling support and music and art supplies, repair and replacement.
Mill Valley School District - Kiddo!: $73,426.70
Kiddo! will use these funds to help pay for the Kindergarten dance program, extended library aide hours across the district, and the replacement of kilns for the art program.
Nicasio School District – Nicasio School Foundation: $1,007.74
Nicasio will use these funds for technology upgrades.
Novato Unified School District - School Fuel: $180,937.66
School Fuel will use these funds to support elementary music and visual arts instruction. Funds will also be used to supplement library materials and hours at all schools as well as to support student-led enrichment programs at all grade levels including the student newspaper, robotics club, and green teams.
Novato Charter School: $6,382.67
Novato Charter will use these funds to support art and music programs.
Reed School District – The Foundation for Reed Schools: $34,450.56
Reed will use this money to fund innovation grants in the areas of technology, the arts, Health and literacy.
Ross School District – Ross School Foundation: $9,084.42
The Ross School District will use these funds to support our Music, Instrumental Band and Arts Program for all grade levels K-8th.
Ross Valley School District – YES: $49,465.14
YES will use these funds to completely fund and promote our Poetry Program.
Ross Valley Charter School: $3,168.55
Ross Valley Charter School will use these funds to support literacy programs with a focus on our English Language Learners.
Rural School Districts & MCOE: $1,924.33
Laguna, Lincoln, MCOE Charter, Phoenix Academy, Community Court
Funds will be used to support arts and technology programs.
San Rafael City Schools – HeadsUp: $175,202.10
HeadsUp will use these funds to continue to offer music for every 1st - 5th grade elementary student; middle school after-school enrichment and peer support; and music support, college consultants, an athletic academic advisor and extended library hours at the high school.
Sausalito Marin City School District- Bayside MLK: $3,089.72
Sausalito Marin City will use these funds to further support the arts program at Bayside MLK.
Sausalito Marin City School District- Willow Creek Academy: $9,448.25
Willow Creek Academy will continue to use the funds to support the middle school Music in Society class.
Shoreline Unified School District: $11,808.84
Shoreline will use these funds to support the development of a student wellness center.
Tamaplais Union High School District: $113.050.94 Total
The Drake Fund: $28,434.77: The Drake Fund will use these funds to continue to fund the Wellness Center and a new Peer Tutor program.
Redwood High School Foundation: $43,704.30
Redwood High School Foundation will use these funds to provide technology access for students who don’t have it at home and multiple programs that address inequality in educational access including SOAR (Students Organized Against Racism) and English Language Development.
Tam High Foundation: $37,621.50
Funds will be used to establish a Success Network Co-Coordinator position who will work to close the achievement gap at Tam High by bringing all the stakeholders together to build a culture and system that is personalized for students, equitable in services, and collaborative in spirit and practice.
Tamiscal: $1,954.80
Funds will be used towards a guest speaker on anxiety and stress management for students and staff, instructional materials and laboratory supplies for classrooms, and yearbooks for socioeconomically disadvantaged students.
San Andreas: $1,335.57
Funds will be used to support school-wide wellness work and on and off campus community building activities.
Dedication to Special Education: $93,851.94
Dedication to Special Education will use these funds to provide cutting edge education technology, student interventions and innovative classroom tools for special educators across school sites and districts countywide.
