By GG Mormorunni, Author at The Tam News

College Board discontinues Subject Tests, optional SAT essay

By GG Mormorunni • Feb 24, 2021

The changes will affect students beginning the college admissions process.

Link Crew leads freshman class on first tour of Tam campus

By Amelia Sandgren • Feb 24, 2021

Incoming students learned directions to their classes in preparation for a return to campus.

Marin County halts vaccine distribution to teachers due to shortages

By Charlie Wiltsee • Feb 24, 2021

Distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine will now be prioritized to people aged 75 or older.

Two Tam seniors on track to become first female Eagle Scouts in southern Marin

By David Spector • Dec 18, 2020

After founding Mill Valley's first female BSA troop, Abigail Alpert and Cassandra Peterson are scheduled to complete the Eagle Scout program in the next few months.

Bay Area counties impose stay-at-home order amid rising COVID-19 cases

By Logan Little • Dec 7, 2020

The new restrictions become effective Dec. 8 in Marin and require residents to remain at home as much as possible.

Mill Valley School District returns to site-based instruction

By Amelia Sandgren • Nov 30, 2020

The district's elementary schools welcomed students into a hybrid learning model on Nov. 30, with the middle school to begin integrating students onto campus beginning Dec. 2.

Tam implements student-led sexual assault and harassment task force

By Lily Lunn • Nov 28, 2020

The task force will work to address sexual harassment and assault on campus in order to cultivate a safer culture and learning environment at Tam.

Hannah Wise Learning Hub temporarily closes after student contracts COVID-19

By Nancy Hoang • Nov 25, 2020

The learning hub shut down for 10 days and reopened after all staff and students tested negative for the virus.

Marin Catholic suspends in-person instruction due to student parties, sleepovers

By Amelia Sandgren • Nov 23, 2020

The high school resumed a hybrid learning model on Nov. 2.

Board of Trustees members Harlander, Loebbaka re-elected for second term

By Amelia Sandgren • Nov 21, 2020

Loebbaka and Harlander will keep their seats on the board until 2024.

Trump supporters antagonize Marin City community members during rally

By Emily Stull • Nov 10, 2020

A "car cruise" in support of President Donald Trump stopped in Marin City the day before the presidential election. Trump supporters waved Blue Lives Matter and MAGA flags and shouted racial slurs at residents of the majority-Black community.

District delays return to in-person learning

By Jake Cohen • Oct 27, 2020

Students are expected to return to campuses in a hybrid format on Jan. 6.