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Food Market for Latine Heritage Month

By Lauren Felder • Nov 14, 2022

Food Markets for Latine Heritage Month are placed around the Tam High campus.

Poster displays list of alleged sexual assaulters at Tam

By Kelsey Cook • Nov 14, 2022

Names of people accused of allegedly sexually assaulting students of Tamalpais High School were written on Oct. 14 on the Wood Hall girls’ restroom wall.

Macbeth and Twelfth Night plays opening Oct. 10

By Lauren Felder • Nov 14, 2022

Tamalpais High School’s Conservatory Theater Ensemble (CTE) presents Macbeth and Twelfth Night, two Shakespeare plays opening together on Oct. 10 to 15.

Redwood High School teacher assaulted by student

By Chloe Bowman • Nov 14, 2022

A Redwood High School student was seen punching a teacher twice in the face and then being arrested, recorded on video Thursday, Oct. 20, around 11:30 a.m.

Coho Salmon Return

By Chloe Bowman • Oct 6, 2022

After more than a decade-long absence, around 300 coho salmon have been spotted in Pine Gulch Creek, the largest number that Point Reyes National Seashore has seen in 20 years.

New Attendance Policy

By Carley Lehman • Oct 6, 2022

Tamalpais High School administration enacted a stricter attendance policy beginning Aug. 17 of this school year.

Protests held over San Rafael police brutality

By Kelsey Cook • Oct 4, 2022

There was a protest regarding the incident of police brutality in San Rafael at the San Rafael City Council on Sept. 4 and Sept. 16.

New Gender-Neutral Bathrooms at Tam

By Lauren Felder • Sep 29, 2022

Tamalpais High School announced the re-assignment of four gender-neutral bathrooms via a map in the leadership slideshow on Aug. 26.

Credit card skimmer found at Tam Valley 7-Eleven

By Zachary Breindel • Sep 29, 2022

A credit card skimmer device was found attached to a payment terminal in the Tamalpais Valley 7-Eleven in August.

Tam Students protest against climate change and for abortion rights

By Emma Pearson • Jun 7, 2022

Multiple Tam students attended two separate protests in Marin, using their voices and presence to advocate for what they believe in.

Principal Farr earns doctorate from Gonzaga University

By Kelsey Cook • Jun 7, 2022

Principle Farr, newly titled Dr. Farr, earned his doctorate in education from Gonzaga University.

Lovejoy and CTE students produce One-Act for the spring festival

By Naomi Lenchner • Jun 7, 2022

In collaboration with the Tam Conservatory Theater Ensemble, Michael Lovejoy's class performs a play within the One-Act Festival.

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Food Market for Latine Heritage Month

Poster displays list of alleged sexual assaulters at Tam

Macbeth and Twelfth Night plays opening Oct. 10

Redwood High School teacher assaulted by student

Coho Salmon Return

New Attendance Policy

Protests held over San Rafael police brutality

New Gender-Neutral Bathrooms at Tam

Credit card skimmer found at Tam Valley 7-Eleven

Tam Students protest against climate change and for abortion rights

Principal Farr earns doctorate from Gonzaga University

Lovejoy and CTE students produce One-Act for the spring festival