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Administration shortens lunch time

By Wesley Slavin and Athos Oliveira • Oct 25, 2021

A change in Tam's schedule has seen an increase in tardies among students.

Hauke Park residents object to low-income housing proposal

By Naomi Lenchner • Oct 21, 2021

On June 21, the Mill Valley City Council voted to look into building a low-income housing complex on Hamilton Drive, angering many Hauke Park residents.

Sausalito judge rules in favor of Dunphy Park homeless encampment

By Charlie Wiltsee • Apr 19, 2021

The judge ruled the encampment would be allowed to remain at the site partly due to concerns over the spread of COVID-19 if it were to be shut down.

Marin County reopens indoor dining

By Phoebe Leisek • Apr 19, 2021

After over a year of strictly outdoor dining, improving COVID-19 numbers have allowed Marin County to reintroduce indoor dining at a limited capacity.

District announces full return to site-based instruction April 13

By Samantha Nichols • Apr 12, 2021

Due to recent improvements in case numbers in Marin and updated social distancing guidelines from the CDC, students will be able to attend campus five days a week following spring break.

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.

BPL Watch embarks on second season

By Samantha Nichols and Leah Kennedy • Jan 7, 2021

The talk show was created last year by two class of '20 graduates, and has begun a second season hosted by four current seniors.

District postpones return to in-person instruction

By Samantha Nichols • Dec 18, 2020

Following a stay-at-home order that will remain in effect until Jan. 7, the Tam district has postponed its transition to a hybrid model and expects to be in full distance learning until at least mid-January.

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.