Educational Resources

10,000 Degrees understands setting a college-going mindset starts early. That’s why our staff work directly with local elementary and middle school students to help make sure they can envision a pathway to college. We deliver the following real-world, interactive support to encourage the next generation to embrace their futures and make their college dreams come true.

The 4-H Program is a nonformal educational youth program.

A non-profit organization founded in 1981 to promote global learning and leadership through foreign exchange, study abroad and leadership programs for high school students from the US and around the world.

Formerly the National Center for Nonprofit Boards, is the premier resource for practical information, tools and best practices, training, and leadership development for board members of nonprofit organizations worldwide.

An independent, co-educational Jewish day school that serves K-8 students and their families in San Rafael. Our community reflects the diversity of the Marin Jewish communal fabric as well as the varied religious, cultural and socio-economic tapestry of the world around us. Everyone is welcome here.

Bridge the Gap is an evening afterschool tutoring program located in Marin City. We pair students grades K-12 with motivated adults in one-to-one tutoring relationships.

Camp Edmo in an Arts & Science, Animation, Recreation and Life Skills Camp for Pre-K - entering 4th grade kids.

Assists families, seniors and the disabled with emergency financial needs.

Information about creating and maintaining defensible space around your home.

An archive dedicated to collecting and preserving information on local, regional, and state history.

Raises funds for the Dixie School District.

Farm Day is a free, hands-on event for elementary school youth.

Contributing ideas and resources to education.

George Lucas Educational Foundation (GLEF)

Girls on the Run is a program for girls in grades 3 - 5, that uses running to teach valuable lessons about self-respect, confidence, physical fitness, positive body image and community service.

Empowering adolescent girls (11-18) to develop and express their strengths through outdoor adventures. We recruit girls from all over the Bay Area, including Marin.

A group of volunteers who actively supports the school's educational program through fundraising and direct financial contributions, as well as donating time and talents to promote a nurturing environment for the boys.

HealthyMarin.org presents nonbiased data and information about our community.

The history of Marin County Fire Department.

Informational and educational website to assist teens with homework.

With classes held at Dominican University, iD Tech is the world's #1 summer tech camp for ages 7-19, with courses in coding, game dev, robotics and design.

Mill Valley Schools Community Foundation.

Books and education for children.

Teaching principles of sustainability and the universal laws of life to children from an early age, our multicultural programs offer a creative solution to the growing childcare needs of both the unemployed and working families.

Dedicated to promoting progressive leadership and the coordination of legislation, prevention, training, standards, information, and education related to fire, ems, hazardous materials incidents, and disasters.

Marin Homeschoolers Group

Do you want to practice public speaking, improve your communication and build leadership skills?

We enable low-income kids in Novato, ages 7-18, to participate in after-school athletics.

Publications on Marin's agriculture and natural resources.

Local information about shopping, dining, events, government and more.

Support and enrichment education for the Novato Unified School District.

Seneca Family of Agencies is a non profit organization founded in 1985 on the premise of providing unconditional care to children in need of foster care.

A non-profit agricultural and environmental education center in a small-farm, coastal wilderness setting.

Educational and informational library resources for teens.

Provide students with educational tools.

Offers small group professional tutoring at many bay area middle schools. New study skills program.

Educate public on history of space exploration.

Science-based solutions for Marin's communities, farms, and environment.

Designed to empower young people through computer training.

Information about the Woodacre Fire Station (Department Headquarters).

Youth in Arts’ provide students with experiences and instruction in the visual and performing arts, and enriches the community with cultural events. Programs include:
Arts Unite Us - with at risk and special needs students.
Travel the World - music, dance, theater, visual and media arts from around the globe.

Youth Leadership Institute (YLI) works with young people and their adult allies to create positive social change. We design and implement community-based programs that provide youth with leadership skills in the areas of drug and alcohol abuse prevention, philanthropy, and civic engagement.