Summary:
ZIP code 94913 has two schools, both at the same address and part of Marin County Office of Education: Marin County Special Education serves grades K–12 and enrolls 215 students, while Marin’s Community serves grades 7–12 and enrolls 64. School-level test results are suppressed for Marin County Special Education and for science at both schools, so a complete achievement comparison is not possible. The most important available finding is that Marin’s Community’s 2025–26 proficiency was well below state results: 16% in ELA versus 49% statewide, and 0% in math versus 38%.
Absenteeism is high at both schools, especially at Marin’s Community: 64% of students were chronically absent in 2025–26, compared with 42% at Marin County Special Education—a 22-point difference. The state rate was 18%, and the district rate was 33%. Marin County Special Education stands out for a lower student–teacher ratio (7.4 versus 18.7) and higher spending per student ($107,789 versus $73,984); these are context measures, not explanations of outcomes. Marin’s Community’s graduation rate was 74% in 2025–26, above the district’s 61% but below the state’s 88%.
ELA at Marin’s Community improved from 5% proficiency in 2024–25 to 16% in 2025–26, an 11-point rise; math remained at 0%. SchoolDigger’s ranking for the school also improved, from the 1st percentile and 0 stars in 2024–25 to the 14th percentile and 1 star in 2025–26, though it remains below most schools in the statewide ranking. The schools also differ in free/reduced lunch eligible shares in 2024–25: 69% at Marin’s Community and 33% at Marin County Special Education, a 36-point difference. Their different grade spans and reported context measures are useful to note when comparing them, but do not establish which school is a better fit for an individual student.
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