2644 Appian Way., Apt. 103, Novato, CA 94945
Bill's Defensive Driving School specializes in educating students and adults alike in specific techniques for driving…More defensively. The result is responsible, capable, and safe drivers. They also prepare their students to take the Written Permit and Driver's License Exams. Bill's Defensive Driving School is state certified and provides driving instruction throughout the Bay Area.
522 Alameda Del Prado, Novato, CA 94949
For truly artistic and professional nails, look no further than Dynasty Nail Care off of Novato's active Alameda Del…More Prado. Offering waxing, manicures and pedicures, Dynasty Nail Care is a full-service salon designed to meet the aesthetic needs of clients. With skilled nail technicians, Dynasty Nail Care offers natural, acrylic and gelled nail options, in addition to complimentary color services. With a loyal clientele, Dynasty Nail Care prides itself on friendly service and facial recognition of regulars. However, the loyal patronage comes at a cost - customers are advised that not booking an appointment will most certianly result in a brief wait.
1015 7th St, Novato, CA 94945
The NUSD office at the corner of Grant Avenue and Seventh Street is the home of the superintendent, the business…More division, the human resources division and the instruction division. It has several conference rooms and a main public meeting room and serves as home to Novato Public Access Television.</p> <p>Dr. Jan La Torre-Derby is the superintendent of this district, which oversees the progress of 8,000 students. The district's motto is "Achievement for All ... Our Call to Action." Goals for 2010–2011 included increasing college readiness, improving overall student achievement, addressing fiscal solvency, implementing grants and completing a consolidation study that could result in school closings.</p> <p>The district, which comprises 16 schools, is supported by a nonprofit called School Fuel, a foundation that started in 2003 to supplement funding for the schools. More than $1 million has been donated and many programs and positions have been saved or restored.</p> <p>In September 2010, Derby announced that she would retire at the end of the school year. The NUSD Board of Trustees—Maria Aguila, Debbie Butler, Cindi Clinton, Tom Cooper, Derek Knell, Ross Millerick and Shelly Scott—will be charged with hiring Derby's replacement.</p>
