Meet the Team

My Daughter Mia is currently a Water Polo player, on the Swim Team, and participates in the Marin Academy Dance Company (MADCO). She is also an Admissions Fellow, heads the Black Student Union (BSU), and is an integral member of the Young Women of Color (WOC) Affinity Group on campus. 

Before MA, Mia attended Lycee Français for early primary school and public middle school in Marin. As a dedicated member of the MA community, I am the co-chair for Equity Outreach & Inclusion, as well as, a member of the Dance Department. Please feel free to reach out with any questions as I am happy to help. I look forward to connecting with you! 

I currently have my two twin children enrolled at MA, one boy and one girl, who attended separate single sex schools in San Francisco. Once they were of age to begin applying to high schools, they both independently chose to apply to MA and couldn’t be more happy with their decisions. They Both are having amazing individual experiences socially, academically and athletically.  

I am a member of the Marin Academy Parents Association (MAPA), which entails volunteering at various MA events such as parent luncheons, admissions events, and more. Living in San Francisco, I have personal experience commuting from the city and can speak to both the bus routes and carpooling to Marin.  As a mother of two highly involved children, I can also answer questions about the MA Lacrosse, Volleyball, and Baseketball programs from a parent perspective. My daughter also participates in the Marin Academy Dance Company (MADCO) which has been an experience of a lifetime! I would be happy to connect with you if you have any questions! 

Hello there! I live in the East Bay and use he/him pronouns. There are many things I do at MA, and I’d love to help you learn about them.

I act in the MA theater productions and run for the Cross-Country and Track & Field teams. Additionally, I co-lead the Queer Affinity group, have tutored for Crossroads, TA for Human Development, am taking a semester away this year second semester, and am a Fellows Leader.

One of the questions I always get from students and parents looking to apply to MA is why I chose to attend. There are many great things about MA, and so I have trouble choosing just one aspect that attracted me. Yet, I’ll give it a try— my first encounter with the MA community had been during Conference on Democracy where I sat in on multiple sessions, some student-led and others by faculty or guest speakers. I heard from students not only in the MARC program, but also dancers and athletes. This was so intriguing and inspiring to me as I too wanted to have the place to explore my opportunities as a young adult without it  taking a toll on my academic performance.  I am glad to now be able to say an MA student can do it all. I have chose MA and am so grateful for the immense number of opportunities I’ve had to express myself through different means of leadership, art, writing, and more. If you are willing to explore, consider MA.

My name is Lily Leone, and I'm a junior this year. I aspire to make visitors feel at ease, so they can have the most positive experience possible and truly learn what makes MA so unique.

I am a student in the amazing music program here at MA, where I have learned not just about music, but also how to collaborate in bands and work well with others. I am an avid participant in MA's theater program both as a class and after school. Some of my most impactful memories of MA so far have been made being in one of the MA theater productions, and the welcoming MA after-school theater community really helped me adjust to the school in my freshman year.

In my role as one of the editors of Echoes, our literary magazine, I seek to make the club a wonderful and welcoming place where people who are passionate about writing can come together to share in a supportive space and to be a part of a community of writers. 

Rob is the new Athletic Director. He comes to us from Bentley School (so he will be a familiar face for many of you), having served as the AD for the past 10 years.

Rob is a Bay Area native who brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to our athletic department. He received a B.S. in Kinesiology and a minor in Athletic Coaching from San Francisco State University.

In addition to the Bentley School, Rob has worked at the International School, School of the Sacred Heart, Stuart Hall, The Urban School of San Francisco, and the Head — Royce School.

Kevin is a member of the Math Department, the ninth-grade Class Dean and has taught courses from Advanced Algebra I through Advanced Topics in Calculus during his time at MA. 

Since his second year at MA, he has co-led a ninth-grade minicourse, Exploring Marin, which involves students in hiking, kayaking and surfing, while focusing on environmental service, and the micro-climates and ecosystems of Marin County.

He received a AB from Colgate University in Math and in History and an MS in Mathematical Sciences (with a focus in Statistics) from Clemson University.  Before coming to Marin Academy, Kevin taught at the Hill School, the American School in London and the International School in Luxembourg.