istration and Support Staff

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The White Hill School Site Council (WHSSC) is a group of parents, staff, administration and student representatives who meet monthly to work on issues relating to school improvement. The WHSSC participates in the development of the school site plan, called the Single Plan for Student Achievement, which ensures that the school curriculum goals are on track and in line with district and state guidelines, and annually reviews and updates the plan to reflect changing needs and priorities within the school. In addition, the WHSSC provides a forum for on-going issues and concerns. All interested parents, elected to a position or not, are encouraged to attend. If you wish to view minutes from the meetings, please click on the meeting dates below.

Site Council Members

White Hill Community Members:

White Hill Staff Members:

Meetings: 3:45 to 5:15 p.m. in the White Hill Library

White Hill Middle School is a California Distinguished School that serves the communities of San Anselmo and Fairfax. It is the Ross Valley School District's sole middle school for approximately 760 students from our communities' four elementary schools.

Our academic program offers a breadth of challenge and opportunity with core English, History, Science, and Math classes and award-winning art, music, technology (STEAM), and foreign language electives. Forty-one credentialed teachers, twenty-five staff members, one counselor, two counseling interns and two administrators support an engaging and rigorous education program. White Hill is enriched by broad parent and community support and is a active partner in the work of our district's YES Foundation.

Located on the western edge of Fairfax at the base of White's Hill, the school campus is surrounded by beautiful rolling hills and open space and sits on a 22-acre site that includes Lefty Gomez Field. White Hill was built in 1969 and has gone through three major renovations (1985, 2000 and 2013). December 2013 marked the opening of 25,000 square feet of new buildings and classrooms which provide our students and staff with a first class facility for 21st-century learning.