Summary:
The high-school list for Marin County Office of Education contains one school: Marin’s Community, which serves grades 7–12 and enrolls 64 students. Its 2025–26 results fall well below California’s in both all-grades English language arts (ELA) and mathematics: 16% were proficient in ELA versus 49% statewide, and 0% in math versus 38% statewide. The most important concern is chronic absenteeism: 64% of students were chronically absent, 46 percentage points above the state rate of 18%.
There is no top or bottom school to compare within the area, because Marin’s Community is the only school listed. Compared with the state, it was 33 percentage points lower in all-grades ELA proficiency and 38 points lower in math. Among 11th graders, ELA proficiency was 21% versus 57% statewide, while math was 0% versus 32%. The relative subject picture differs by grade: all-grades ELA was 5 points closer to the state result than math, while in 11th grade math was 4 points closer than ELA. The science result is suppressed, so it cannot be compared.
Results changed unevenly over time: ELA proficiency rose from 5% in 2024–25 to 16% in 2025–26, narrowing its gap with the state by 11 percentage points, while math remained at 0% and its gap widened by 1 point. SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking improved from 2,139 of 2,162 schools (1st percentile, 0 stars) to 1,843 of 2,137 (14th percentile, 1 star); this ranking change does not mean scores rose in every subject. As context, the school’s student-teacher ratio was 18.7 in 2024–25, and 69% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that year. With no other schools in the list, these figures cannot show how the school compares with similar local schools.
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