Sausalito Marin City School District

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Sausalito Marin City School District
Address
630 Nevada Street
Sausalito, California 94965
Information
School number NCES: 0636000 State: 2165474
School board Mark Trotter (2006–10)
Whitney S. Hoyt (2005–10)
Shirley Thornton (1998–2010)
Thomas Clark (2002–08)
Elizabeth Todd-Gallardo (2006–08)
Superintendent Debra Bradley
Staff 44.0
Enrollment

263 (2004-05)
Kindergarten 37
Grade 1 33
Grade 2 27
Grade 3 23
Grade 4 31
Grade 5 32
Grade 6 22
Grade 7 33
Grade 8 25
School type Public elementary school district
Grades K-8
Language English
Area Marin County, California
Campus Urban Fringe of Large City / 3
Motto Building Tomorrow Today
Communities served Sausalito and Marin City
Sausalito Marin City School District Information
at the National Center for Education Statistics
Homepage Sausalito Marin City School District

Sausalito Marin City School District is a public school district in Marin County, California, with offices in Sausalito, California. As of the 2004-05 school year, the District had 263 students at its three schools.

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[edit] Staff

The District had 19.0 full-time-equivalent classroom teachers (2.0 kindergarten and 17.0 elementary). The other 25.0 staff included 11.5 instructional aides or coordinators, 8 district and school administrators, and 5.5 support staff. There were no guidance counselors or library staff.

[edit] Fiscal

The District budget as of 2004-05 was $5,333,000, or $17,203 per student. Revenue sources were 6% federal, 81% local, and 13% state.

[edit] School Buildings Improvement Bond

On 2004-11-02, District voters approved Measure I, the School Improvement Bond of 2004, a $15.9 million bond measure that authorizes funding for repairs, upgrades, and new construction projects to the three schools in the District.

The District contracted with the Professional Projects Advisory Group, VBN Architects and Turner Construction to prepare a detailed timeline and budget for construction.[1]

[edit] Community demographics

In 2000, the attendance area had a total population under age 18 of 1,265, of which 101 (8.0%) were Hispanic.[2]

The racial composition was

  • White alone: 618 (48.9%)
  • Black or African American alone: 395 (31.2%)
  • American Indian or Alaska Native alone: 8 (0.6%)
  • Asian alone: 79 (6.2%)
  • Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander alone: 2 (0.2%)
  • Some other race alone: 55 (4.3%)
  • Population of two or more races: 108 (8.5%)

[edit] Schools

Bayside Elementary School
Address
630 Nevada Street
Sausalito, California 94965
Information
Principal Cherisse C. Baatin
Enrollment

106 (2004-05)
Kindergarten 17
Grade 1 15
Grade 2 11
Grade 3 10
Grade 4 15
Grade 5 22
Grade 6 16
School type Public elementary school
Grades K-6
Language English
Bayside Elementary School Information
at the National Center for Education Statistics
Homepage Bayside Elementary School

[edit] Bayside Elementary School

Bayside Elementary School has an enrollment of 106 students in kindergarten through sixth grade. With 9.0 full-time-equivalent teachers, Bayside has a student-teacher ratio of 11.8. The campus is located in the urban fringe of a large city. Bayside is neither a charter or magnet school.

Student demographics
The majority of the students are Black or African American. Enrollment by race or ethnicity and by gender are as follows:

  • Amererican Indian/Alaskan: 6 (5.7%)
  • Asian: 0 (0%)
  • Black: 79 (74.5%)
  • Hispanic: 15 (14.2%)
  • White: 6 (5.7%)
  • Male: 54 (50.9%)
  • Female: 52 (49.1%)

Bayside is a Title I School, with a School-Wide Program.[3] The majority of the students are eligible for subsidized meals: 74.5% for free lunch and 7.5% for reduced-price lunch. There are no migrant students.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Academy
Address
620 Drake Avenue
Marin City, California 94965
Information
Principal Cherisse C. Baatin
Enrollment

51 (2004-05)
Grade 7 26
Grade 8 25
School type Public junior high school
Grades 7–8
Language English
Feeder schools Bayside Elementary School
Martin Luther King, Jr. Academy Information
at the National Center for Education Statistics
Homepage Martin Luther King, Jr. Academy

[edit] Martin Luther King, Jr. Academy

Martin Luther King, Jr. Academy has an enrollment of 51 students in seventh and eighth grades. With 3.0 full-time-equivalent teachers, Martin Luther King, Jr. has a student-teacher ratio of 17.0. The campus is located in the urban fringe of a large city. Martin Luther King, Jr.is neither a charter or magnet school.

Student demographics
The majority of the students are Black or African American. Enrollment by race or ethnicity and by gender are as follows:

  • Amererican Indian/Alaskan: 0 (0.0%)
  • Asian: 1 (2.0%)
  • Black: 40 (78.4%)
  • Hispanic: 5 (9.8%)
  • White: 4 (7.8%)
  • Male: 24 (47.1%)
  • Female: 26 (52.9%)

Martin Luther King, Jr.is a Title I School, with a School-Wide Program. The majority of the students are eligible for subsidized meals: 72.5% for free lunch and 9.8% for reduced-price lunch. There are no migrant students.

Willow Creek Academy
Address
630 Nevada Street
Sausalito, California 94965
Information
Oversight Board of Directors
Orlando Lobo, President
William J. Ziegler, Vice President
Bruce O. Huff, Secretary
Clark Warden, Treasurer
Doug Lloyd, Director
Mark Trotter, Director
Kathy Pearson, Director
Steve Hayward, Director
Headmistress Carol Cooper
Staff 17 (2006–07)
Enrollment

106 (2004-05)
Kindergarten 20
Grade 1 18
Grade 2 16
Grade 3 13
Grade 4 16
Grade 5 10
Grade 6 6
Grade 7 7
Grade 8 0
School type Public elementary charter school
Grades K–8
Language English
Motto You must do the thing you
think you cannot do.
— Eleanor Roosevelt.
Established 2001
Willow Creek Academy Information
at the National Center for Education Statistics
Homepage Willow Creek Academy

[edit] Willow Creek Academy

Willow Creek Academy is located on the upper campus of Bayside Elementary School. In 2004-05, it had an enrollment of 106 students in kindergarten through eighth grade. With 7.0 full-time-equivalent teachers, Willow Creek had a student-teacher ratio of 13.1. (See distribution at right). The enrollment and staff has been growing as additional grades have been added since the school was opened in 2001-02, with 15 teachers as of 2007.[4] The campus is located in a suburban valley next to its namesake, Willow Creek. Willow Creek is a public charter school; it is not a magnet school.

Willow Creek Academy is organized in three divisions: Primary (kindergarten-grade 2) Intermediate (3-5) and Upper (6-8).

Student demographics
The student body is multi-ethnic, with no majority racial or ethnic group. Enrollment by race or ethnicity and by gender are as follows:

  • Amererican Indian/Alaskan: 0 (0.0%)
  • Asian: 9 (9.8%)
  • Black: 35 (38.0%)
  • Hispanic: 22 (23.9%)
  • White: 26 (28.3%)
  • Male: 46 (50.0%)
  • Female: 46 (50.0%)

Willow Creek is a Title I School, without a School-Wide Program. A minority of the students are eligible for subsidized meals: 16.3% for free lunch and 0.0% for reduced-price lunch. There are no migrant students.


[edit] Notes

  1. ^ Sausalito Marin City School District, accessed 2007-02-26
  2. ^ NCES Census information from the United States Census 2000
  3. ^ Title I School-Wide Program: NCES term for "a school in which all the pupils in a school are designated under appropriate state and federal regulations as being eligible for participation in programs authorized by Title I."
  4. ^ Willow Creek Academy, Teachers, accessed [[2007-02-27

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