News, Opinion, & Multimedia for Tamalpais High School

The Tam News
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

Tam High assistant principal heading to Redwood

By Dylan Collister, Reporter ♦ Jun 8, 2023
After four and a half years and leadership through the pandemic, Assistant Principal Karin Hatton is moving to Redwood High's administrative team.
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Tam High new principal announced

By Claire Lawson, Lifestyles/Sports Editor ♦ Jun 7, 2023
Tamalpais High School announces Kimberly Clissfold, ED.d., as its new fall 2023 principal.
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The new solar panels will be placed in the Almonte parking lot beside the tennis courts.

Tam High announces plan to build solar panels, start student parking permits

By Caden Bernstein-Lawler, Reporter ♦ Jun 7, 2023
Tamalpais High School is going forward with its approved Facilities Master Plan to build solar panels for a new structure and will require students a permit to park on campus grounds.
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Advisory Olympics

Advisory Olympics

By Lauren Felder, Editor-in-Chief ♦ May 25, 2023
“[Advisory Olympics] was a lot of fun. Our entire team was really into it and it was just a fun experience. At the end everyone got popsicles and it was just an overall amazing experience so I’m really glad I went.”
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Tam students participate in nationwide student protests following Nashville school shooting

Tam students participate in nationwide student protests following Nashville school shooting

By Emma Pearson, Lifestyles/Sports Editor ♦ May 9, 2023
Tamalpais High School students left their sixth period classes to engage in a nationwide walkout protesting gun violence at approximately 11:30 a.m. on April 5.
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Marin hero Robert Praetzel dies at 97

By Nathan Robinson ♦ Mar 23, 2023
Robert Praetzel, a Marin County lawyer who played an instrumental role in stopping the Marincello real estate development and the creation of Marin County Parks, died of natural causes at age 97 on Feb. 4. 
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Tam nutrition services reinstates “ala carte menu”

By Emma Pearson, Lifestyles/Sports Editor ♦ Mar 23, 2023
The $1 chocolate chip cookie, in particular, is remembered fondly by Tam seniors from their freshman year experience.
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The Lovejoy Project

The Lovejoy Project

By Siobhan King, Reporter ♦ Mar 23, 2023
"How can we give students who sometimes have no voice, or very little voice, a voice to express themselves?”
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Photo by Elisa Cobb

Griot Theater Company showcases LH3 at MLK Academy in Marin City

By Elisa Cobb, Features Editor ♦ Mar 23, 2023
“I just wanted to create a theater company for my students at the time that mixed with these different races of people so they can know who they are and their identity,” Holcomb said.
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Sexual assault lawsuit against TUHSD

By Chloe Bowman, News Editor ♦ Mar 6, 2023
“When I was raped, it’s something that steals who you are. It makes everything uncertain. I wanted to start this lawsuit because they took so much away from who I was.”
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TUPE at Tam

By Lauren Felder, Editor-in-Chief ♦ Feb 16, 2023
“I think TUPE is an important program at Tam because students have access to these types of products earlier and earlier, so it’s important to be able to inform them about the consequences it can have on them … people don’t really think about the long term. ”
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Tam’s pop up prom drive encourages sustainability fashion

Tam’s pop up prom drive encourages sustainability fashion

By Colette Hale, Op/Ed Editor ♦ Feb 16, 2023
"[The Pop Up Prom Drive] is an event where everybody feels included, because it's not about affordability, it's about sustainability. It's a green event."
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