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Board reinstates assistant superintendent position

By Ronan Grele • May 22, 2020

The position will be filled by Dr. Kimberlee Armstrong, previously the Head of Equity and Public Relations for the Edmonds High School District in Northern Washington.

Bomb squad detonates explosives discovered in Homestead Valley

By Leah Fullerton • May 14, 2020

A hiker found two ammunition canisters on Trail 6A and alerted the Marin County Sheriff's Department.

Board approves $1.4 million in programming cuts

By Samantha Nichols • May 6, 2020

The cuts include a one-year suspension of the Team program, an indefinite suspension of the teacher leader program, and removal of several release periods, including those for Leadership, Global Studies, and journalism.

Taupier announces new grading system for distance learning

By Logan Little • Apr 21, 2020

All students who are considered in “good standing” in their academic courses will receive an A in R5 and R6. These will be averaged with their R4 grades to determine their final semester grades.

Tam tackles distance learning

By Logan Little and Lauren Terry • Apr 16, 2020

Staff and students are facing a variety of challenges adjusting to remote learning.

District offers free meals during school closures

By Saranyu Nel • Apr 11, 2020

The meal service will take place at Redwood High School between 11 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday.

SMCSD presents desegregation plan

Apr 8, 2020

The draft plan would provide pre-K, dual-language, and after-school programs, and outlines a commitment to hiring teachers of color.

District extends school closures through end of school year

By Logan Little • Apr 7, 2020

The Tamalpais Union High School District will provide more information on how grades, graduation, transcripts, scholarships, and distance learning will be handled in the near future.

County closes parks to motorized traffic to prevent spread of coronavirus

By Johanna Meezan • Apr 4, 2020

The announcement came one day after a large number of visitors from all across the Bay Area traveled to Marin for recreational purposes.

Bolinas residents protest visitors during coronavirus pandemic

By Kara Kneafsey • Apr 2, 2020

Unusually high numbers of outside visitors came to Stinson Beach and Bolinas according to the Marin County Department of Health and Human Services following the shelter-in-place order announced by the state on March 19.

Mill Valley residents howl in support of essential COVID-19 workers

By Skye Schoenhoeft • Mar 31, 2020

The howl started with a Nextdoor post by resident Hugh Kuhn suggesting that Mill Valley should participate in the #Solidarityat8 campaign, a movement to support essential workers during the coronavirus pandemic.