Our School
Each student will be challenged and inspired to reach their fullest intellectual, social-emotional and creative potential to positively impact the world.
Del Mar Middle School serves students in grades 6, 7, and 8 from Tiburon, Belvedere and east Corte Madera in Reed Union School District. Del Mar School provides a common place of gathering for all three communities, reflecting small-town pride, great appreciation for our schools and a tradition of generous support of public education. Del Mar received the California Distinguished School Award in 2003, 2009 and 2013. In 2017, Del Mar received the California Gold Ribbon Award based on our students’ digital portfolios and showcased exhibitions of student work. We were recognized nationally as a School to Watch in 2022.
All students receive instruction in English, social science, physical education, mathematics and science. Additionally, students take two elective courses in the following areas: fine arts, performing arts (drama or music), computer science, engineering, speech and debate, leadership, robotics and/or Spanish. Del Mar faculty incorporate project-based, inquiry-based and hands-on learning in all academic and elective areas. All students are provided an iPad which is leveraged to differentiate instructions and personalize learning.
Del Mar initiated its Millennial Classroom Project in the fall of 2005. Every student has been provided with a laptop to which gives them access to technology 24/7. Teachers are integrating this powerful tool into their daily instruction. The school facility includes a gymnasium, library, cyber lounge, snack bar, and athletic field. On staff are 24 teachers, a principal, assistant principal, media specialist, office staff, custodial staff, and part-time counselor, school psychologist, and instructional assistants.
Del Mar is recognized for our academic excellence, elective programs, leadership programs, extra-curricular activities, advisory program, and parent involvement. The Millennial Classroom Project provides opportunities to expand student learning beyond the classroom walls and beyond the school day.