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Marin Catholic High School is a Catholic, co-ed college prep high school founded on the values of faith, knowledge and service.
The young men and women attending Marin Catholic are dedicated, accomplished students, willing and able to undertake the challenges of a college preparatory program and anxious to make their unique contribution to the school community.
The administrators, faculty and staff of Marin Catholic work hard to maintain a dynamic, student-centered environment, one that affords our young women and men every opportunity to achieve excellence.
Grades: 9-12 | 359 students11.5 miles 35 Keyes Avenue San Francisco, CA 94129 (415) 561-5800
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55/17/2016
I loved going to MC. The community felt more like a family than a school, people really cared about one another. Teachers are committed at this school, you could tell they actually care about the student's academic success and general well being. The religious aspect of the school was really special too, offering a moral backbone to an age that really needs some morality! I would highly recommend this school to people who truly care about investing in their education and their future!
- Posted by Student/Alumni - markj
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