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News, Opinion, & Multimedia for Tamalpais High School

The Tam News

News, Opinion, & Multimedia for Tamalpais High School

The Tam News

News stories about Tamalpais High School and our surrounding communities

The Tam High Foundation currently believes that Eleanor was the first female student body president at Tam.

Table Dedicated to Tam Alumni Eleanor and Ralph Tierney

By Marina Furbush Nov 17, 2016

Tam unveiled a new table in honor of Eleanor Tierney, and her late husband Ralph Tierney, who met at Tam in the 1940s. The ceremony took place on November 16, Eleanor’s 90th birthday. "I'm so impressed...

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Unity Rally - November 14, 2016

Unity Rally – November 14, 2016

Nov 15, 2016

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Tam High Walk Out Protest - November 14, 2016

Tam High Walk Out Protest – November 14, 2016

By Raqshan Khan Nov 15, 2016

On November 14, at 1:30 p.m., approximately 200 to 300 Tam High students walked out of class to participate in a walk out protest, joining protesters in other parts California and elsewhere in the country,...

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Breaking News: Tam Protests

Breaking News: Tam Protests

By Raqshan Khan Nov 10, 2016
On November 10, in the aftermath of the presidential election, students gathered outside the arches of Tam High, to plan for and start a peaceful protest that ended in a violent altercation.
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Students Create Parking Petition

By Josh Love and Megan Butt Nov 10, 2016

On November 3, seniors Emma Blackburn and Kate Hofele created an online petition in response to recent parking issues at Tam. The petition on standunited.org was not meant to resolve the parking problem...

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Annual Blanket Bash

By Josh Love and Megan Butt Nov 10, 2016

Leadership and the PTSA will hold their second annual Blanket Bash on December 1 at the Tam high student center from 7-9 p.m. Participants will make no-sew blankets out of donated fleece that will be...

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Safeway Opens Unisex Bathrooms

By Emily Pavis Nov 10, 2016

After a customer complaint, our neighboring Safeway has made the change from separate gender bathrooms to two unisex facilities. According to Eric Dohner, the manager of the Camino Alto Safeway, the switch...

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Students, Staff Address Pre-Calc Drop Rate

By Maddie Asch and Alex Price Nov 10, 2016

Since the beginning of the school year, 22 percent of Pre-Calculus students have dropped the class. Out of the 93 students who started in pre-calculus, 20 students dropped out of the course within the...

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Leadership Enforces Stricter Club Rules

By Marie Hogan Nov 10, 2016

Leadership is enforcing club regulations more strictly this year in a move to increase oversight and protect against potential audits. Because of increased state auditing, clubs are now required to take...

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Measure E to Prolong School Funding

By Elise Korngut Nov 8, 2016

On November 8, Marin voters decided to use their tax dollars to continue to fund kindergarten through eighth grade public education in Mill Valley. Measure E renewed the parcel tax that passed in 2008,...

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We asked Tam and Redwood students how they would vote in the election. Here are the results.

We asked Tam and Redwood students how they would vote in the election. Here are the results.

By Kendall Lafranchi Nov 6, 2016

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Clown Hysteria Strikes the Bay Area

By Ava Finn, Editor in Chief Oct 30, 2016

KRON4 has broadcasted news of “creepy” clowns targeting schools and children in the Bay Area. On October 4, in Concord, California, KRON4 documented the aftershock of a young girl attacked by a clown...

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