Davidson Middle School

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280 Woodland Ave

San Rafael, CA 94901

+1 (415) 485-2400

http://dms.srcs.ca.schoolloop.com

Davidson Middle School in central San Rafael serves a diverse population of students from Bahia Vista, Coleman, Glenwood, Laurel Dell, San Pedro and Sun Valley elementary schools. Venetia Valley Elementary School students also are eligible to attend Davidson. Most students matriculate to San Rafael High School.

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3.56 reviews

Peter R.

6/16/2024

Great elective classes, language, makers project, art,music, and Woodshop. Taught by excellent teachers

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Jose L.

4/5/2024

I'm current student at Dominican University of California. Each week I go into two classes here to do my student observations. First I want to say how hard these teachers work at this school. They...

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Em C.

4/22/2022

This is for the school year 2021 - 2022 There are different experiences for each student here. Some kids can have a relatively smooth experience with minimal friction. But on the other hand if...

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Kaia T.

3/3/2024

send your kid here. is it a good school? no. do they need to experience this place for character development? yes.

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K G.

3/23/2023

this school sucks its too big its hard to make friends and everyone there is one of the boyz and u cant make any friends unless ur popular and if uf not ur alone and get weird glares from everyone.

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Coleman Elementary School

Named for William Coleman, who originally owned all the land in the area, Coleman Elementary is one of six K-5 elementary schools in the San Rafael City Schools District. In 2005, the school was newly constructed to replace an aging facility. The original Coleman Elementary was founded in 1910 and celebrated its 100th anniversary with educational festivities. The neighborhood school, down the street from Dominican University, serves a diverse population and is active in the community. The school hosted an Earth Day celebration and conducts a fundraiser with Andy's Market in the fall. There are also monthly tours of the school for parents during the year.