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  • Support FFA with a Holiday Wreath

    Hello SUSD Community,  Tis the season!  Support our members' travel to the State Conference this spring and other member activities by preordering a beautiful wreath for the holidays.   Wreaths will be available to pick up on December 5th or 6th at Valley Ford Cheese and Creamery or December 7th at West Marin School.  Please complete this link ( https://forms.gle/hNfJBgdUNSyjXK8v7 ) or reach out to an FFA member to order by November 30th.   Thank you for your support! Tomales FFA

    Tuesday, Nov 03 2026

  • November 2026 Menus

    Hello Shoreline Family: I have attached the November Menus. Sherri

    Wednesday, Oct 28 2026

  • Community Meeting: New THS Mascot - New Time - 6:00 ...

    Community Meeting: New THS Mascot Wednesday, October 28, 2026 6:00 p.m. at Tomales High School Please note the updated time: We have moved the meeting to 6:00 p.m. to allow our community to support the Tomales cross-country meet taking place that afternoon. Thank you for your flexibility! The search for a new Tomales High School mascot is underway, and we invite students, families, alumni, staff, and community members to help shape the next chapter of THS! Selecting a new mascot is an opportunity to honor the history and traditions of Tomales High School while creating an identity that reflects our students, our community, and the pride we share in our school. In September, the Shoreline Unified School District Board of Trustees approved the criteria and process for selecting a new mascot, consistent with California law requiring the District to transition from the current mascot name. Community members have since shared their ideas through our mascot suggestion survey. Tomales High School is part of our entire Shoreline family of schools, and we want students throughout the District to help shape its future. THS students are currently identifying potential new mascots, and students from all Shoreline schools will participate in developing recommendations for the Board of Trustees. After all, today's elementary and middle school students are tomorrow's Tomales High School students! Now, let's come together as One Shoreline and continue the conversation! Please join us on Wednesday, October 28, at 6:00 p.m. at Tomales High School to learn more about the selection process, hear about the ideas submitted, and share your perspectives. Our goal is to select a mascot that strengthens school spirit, celebrates our community, and represents Tomales High School for generations to come. Student and community input will help guide the process, with the Shoreline Unified School District Board of Trustees making the final selection. We hope you will join us! Whether you're a student, parent, staff member, THS graduate, or community member, your voice is welcome. Together, we can help shape an exciting new chapter in the history of Tomales High School! Best, Matt

    Wednesday, Oct 21 2026

  • Exciting News: New State Law Changes How Students Ex...

    Dear Shoreline Families and Community Members, Post Now We wanted to share some exciting news and updates! On September 27, 2026, Governor Newsom signed a new state law, Assembly Bill 2555, that simplifies the process for students to be recognized as fluent in English. The law recognizes the hard work our multilingual students put in every day. What’s changing Until now, students had to meet four requirements before being reclassified from “English Learner (EL)” to “Reclassified Fluent English Proficient (RFEP)”, including a teacher input, parent or guardian opinion and consultation, and academic performance. Under the new law, a student’s score on the state English language test (the ELPAC) is the only requirement. A top score of 4 means the student is reclassified as “fluent English proficient.” What this means for your child We have reviewed last spring’s (2025-26) ELPAC results now. Students who earned a qualifying score have been reclassified! If your child is reclassified, you will receive a notice from us. Letters are being mailed out this week. Your child’s class schedule may change, for THS students this may take place at the end of the semester. For example, they may no longer need a separate English language development class, which can open up more course choices. Your child’s progress will still be monitored for four years after reclassification, and we will provide support if they need it. What’s coming Beginning July 1, 2027, families will receive clearer information when their child is first identified as an English learner, including how the process works and how to be a partner in their child’s education. A new pathway for students with disabilities who have an IEP is expected to begin July 1, 2028. Questions? We know new rules can raise questions, and we’re glad to help. Please contact Katelynn Scott at katelynn.scott@shorelineunified.org.  Thank you for being such an important part of your child’s education. We are proud of our multilingual learners and excited to celebrate their success. We are looking forward to celebrating all of our students who have been reclassified at our annual Reclassification Ceremony in March!

    Monday, Oct 19 2026

  • West Marin Community Vaccine and Wellness Days

    Hello SUSD Community, Please see the information below about the upcoming West Marin Community Vaccine and Wellness Days. This is a great opportunity to take some time to care for yourself and your family. San Geronimo Valley Thursday, October 15, 2026, 3–6 pm San Geronimo Valley Community Gym, 6350 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., San Geronimo Bolinas Monday, October 26, 2026, 3–6 pm Bolinas Community Center, 14 Wharf Road, Bolinas Tomales Thursday, October 29, 2026, 3–6 pm Tomales Town Hall, 27150 Main Street, Tomales Point Reyes Station Tuesday, November 17, 2026, 3–6 pm The Dance Palace, 503 B Street, Point Reyes Station The following services will be available at each event location: Flu and COVID-19 vaccines provided by Kaiser, Safeway Pharmacy, and Marin County Health and Human Services. Eligibility varies by provider, age, and insurance coverage. For more information about vaccine eligibility and services, visit GetVaccinatedMarin.org Vision screenings provided by the Lions Club. Confidential mental health screenings for older adults through Jewish Family and Children’s Services’ OASIS program. OASIS mental health screenings require registration. To register for a confidential screening, contact Chloe Cook with Marin County Health and Human Services at 415-419-9412 or chloe.cook@marincounty.gov.

    Wednesday, Oct 14 2026

  • Tomales Ag Showcase - November 10th

    Hello SUSD Community,   Community members, supporters, families, and alumni are invited to join us to explore the new additions to the Tomales High School Ag Department, many of which were made possible by the generosity of our community!  This  would  also be the perfect time to come see the bricks many of you purchased.   We hope to see you on November 10th! In Community,  Tomales High School Ag Department 

    Monday, Oct 12 2026

  • Final Chance to Complete the THS Mascot Survey!

    Thank you to everyone who has already taken the time to complete the THS Mascot Survey. We truly appreciate you sharing your thoughts, ideas, and a little piece of what Tomales High School means to you. It has been wonderful to see our community come together and take part in this important process. If you haven’t completed the survey yet, this is your final chance! The survey closes today, October 2, at 5:00 p.m. We’d love to hear from you! Every voice matters, and your input will help guide the future of THS as we come together as One Shoreline. Thank you again for being part of this exciting conversation and for helping shape what comes next for Tomales High School! Matt

    Friday, Oct 02 2026

  • TONIGHT - Trivia Night @ THS - 5:30-7:30 - WIN BIG P...

    TRIVIA NIGHT - 5/15 Friday, May 15th, 5:30-7:30PM @ Tomales High -  RSVP Here Description:   In honor of May Mental Health Awareness Month, SWAP, in partnership with North Marin Community Services and SUSD, is hosting the 2nd Annual Trivia Night!  The purpose of this event is to raise awareness about a topic that remains heavily stigmatized, often leaving individuals feeling isolated and alone despite experiencing challenges that are just as real and widespread as physical health conditions. This is a family-friendly, bilingual event best fit for adults and youth in middle and high school.  We will have resource tables (North Marin Community Services, School Counselors, and SWAP), an Art Showcase, 2 student speeches, and an exciting game of trivia where students and families form teams of 6 and answer random questions about topics including sports, music, movies, and pop culture to earn points and win big prizes. 1st Place: 6 tickets to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom 2nd Place: 6 tickets and parking to the Sonoma County Fair 3rd Place: 6 $25 Fandango Gift Cards What you can expect: -Dinner - Mary's Pizza Shack (pasta, salad, breadsticks), pizza, dessert -Childcare -Resources -Free Giveaways  -Raffle Prizes (everyone who attends is entered into the raffle) - Bring a drawing, painting, or other piece of art that reflects your experience with mental health—or what it means to you—to contribute to our art showcase and receive an extra raffle ticket. **Raffle prizes; 2 - $50 gift cards to Dick's Sporting Goods 2- $50 gift cards to El Roy's 2- $50 gift cards to Amazon 2- $50 Fandango Gift Cards 2- 32oz Hydrojugs 1- JBL Earbuds 1- JBL Speaker

    Friday, May 15 2026

  • THIS FRIDAY - Trivia Night @ THS - 5:30-7:30 - WIN B...

    TRIVIA NIGHT - 5/15 Friday, May 15th, 5:30-7:30PM @ Tomales High -  RSVP Here Description:   In honor of May Mental Health Awareness Month, SWAP, in partnership with North Marin Community Services and SUSD, is hosting the 2nd Annual Trivia Night!  The purpose of this event is to raise awareness about a topic that remains heavily stigmatized, often leaving individuals feeling isolated and alone despite experiencing challenges that are just as real and widespread as physical health conditions. This is a family-friendly, bilingual event best fit for adults and youth in middle and high school.  We will have resource tables (North Marin Community Services, School Counselors, and SWAP), an Art Showcase, 2 student speeches, and an exciting game of trivia where students and families form teams of 6 and answer random questions about topics including sports, music, movies, and pop culture to earn points and win big prizes. 1st Place: 6 tickets to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom 2nd Place: 6 tickets and parking to the Sonoma County Fair 3rd Place: 6 $25 Fandango Gift Cards What you can expect: -Dinner - Mary's Pizza Shack (pasta, salad, breadsticks), pizza, dessert -Childcare -Resources -Free Giveaways  -Raffle Prizes (everyone who attends is entered into the raffle) - Bring a drawing, painting, or other piece of art that reflects your experience with mental health—or what it means to you—to contribute to our art showcase and receive an extra raffle ticket. **Raffle prizes; 2 - $50 gift cards to Dick's Sporting Goods 2- $50 gift cards to El Roy's 2- $50 gift cards to Amazon 2- $50 Fandango Gift Cards 2- 32oz Hydrojugs 1- JBL Earbuds 1- JBL Speaker

    Wednesday, May 13 2026

  • Important Health Information Regarding Measles

    Dear Families,                                                                         We are sharing the attached informational flyer regarding measles awareness and prevention. While there are currently no known cases connected to our schools, we want to ensure families have access to accurate information and resources to help keep our community healthy and informed.   The infographic includes helpful information about:  • Common symptoms of measles  • Prevention through vaccination  • When to contact your healthcare provider   Thank you for your continued partnership in helping maintain a safe and healthy learning environment for all students and staff. Brigitte Feeney, BSN, RN School Nurse

    Tuesday, May 12 2026