PEG MEMBER Partners

Adapted Learning Center provides individualized educational therapy and academic support for students with diverse learning profiles, including ADHD, dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, autism, executive functioning challenges, and other learning differences. They take a collaborative, whole-child approach, working closely with parents, teachers, and other specialists to ensure each student receives coordinated and meaningful support. They offer virtual parent events. Learn more about them here. 

The Marin County Office of Education offers programs and services for students, teachers, and families in Marin County. MCOE services seventeen school districts in our county, supporting technology and educational services in public as well as private K-12 institutions. Learn more about them here. 

Marin Healthy Youth Partnerships uses evidence-based primary prevention strategies to promote healthy environments that support youth well-being and reduce underage substance use across Marin County. You can learn more about their local work here. 

Let’s Talk, a Marin Healthy Youth Partnerships program, equips parents with the knowledge and resources to navigate conversations about substance use. Through expert-led discussions, local data, and support services, it helps families make informed choices. All materials and events are available in English and Spanish. Their events are all virtual and open to all in Marin. Learn more about them here. 

The Screenagers documentaries help schools and communities address the most crucial tech challenges facing youth and familiies today. Each screening brings together students, parents, educators, and community members to learn side by side and spark open, honest conversations that rarely happen elsewhere. While each film explores a distinct theme, they are all united by one purpose: helping young people thrive in a world shaped by technology. To find out more about hosting one of the Screenagers films in your school or community click here. 

ScreenSense provides parents and caregivers support through virtual and in-person education events and online resources. They offer practical tools necessary to parent in a digital world. You can learn more about them here. 

It Takes a Village (ITAV) is a PTA focused on building connection, community, and support for families navigating neurodiversity, learning differences, and disabilities across the Mill Valley school community. ITAV hosts monthly parent hikes to create a welcoming space where families can meet, share experiences, and build lasting friendships. Our volunteers also produce the Mill Valley PTA Speaker Series, bringing experts to our community to talk about topics relevant to all parents. These talks are free and open to the public. See their events here.