16 Facts About Marshall Tuck

Marshall Tuck was born on July 28,1973 and is an American educator and politician.

Marshall Tuck was CEO of Antonio Villaraigosa's Partnership for Los Angeles Schools and president of Green Dot Public Schools.

Marshall Tuck was born in Burlingame, California, and grew up in Hillsborough.

Marshall Tuck attended parochial elementary school and public middle and high schools, graduating from San Mateo High School.

Marshall Tuck's father was a lawyer and his mother was a teacher.

Marshall Tuck then became a senior leader at Model N, a revenue management software company based in the Silicon Valley, before switching careers to work full-time in education.

Marshall Tuck continues as a member of the Partnership for Los Angeles Schools' Board of Directors.

Parents at Ritter Elementary School, together with the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, filed a complaint in 2009 after Marshall Tuck cut dual language immersion programs.

Marshall Tuck was an Educator-in-Residence at the New Teacher Center, a nonprofit organization working with school districts to help develop and retain effective teachers and principals.

In 2022, Marshall Tuck was a finalist for the position of Superintendent of the Orleans Parish School Board in New Orleans.

In 2014, Marshall Tuck ran a campaign against the incumbent State Superintendent of Public Instruction in California.

Marshall Tuck said he supported the students who brought the lawsuit, and wanted to see California law change to extend the amount of time before a teacher had to earn tenure or be let go.

Marshall Tuck was among the top two vote-getters in the primary.

In March 2017, Marshall Tuck announced that he would run again for State Superintendent of Public Instruction in 2018.

Marshall Tuck finished in first place in the June 2018 primary, with 2,223,784.

Marshall Tuck has spent most of his adult life in Los Angeles.