As TUHSD faces a growing budget deficit and lays off 17 employees, the district is also moving forward with a $112,000 purchase of lockable phone cases for students next school year. During a tense May 5 board meeting, trustees clashed over whether the district could afford the new policy — or afford to wait any longer to enforce it.
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The Tam boys lacrosse team finished their 2026 campaign with a successful 12-9 record and a 7-1 record in league play. The Hawks earned the top MCAL seed and a first round bye in the playoffs. While the lost the MCAL championship and fell in the second round of the NCS playoffs, nine players earned MCAl all-league honors.
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The Hawks lost 2-1 against the Falcons last Monday in the first round of the MCAL playoffs. They now turn to NCS division four playoffs where they have received a first round bye.
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For Tam students, finals week often overshadows Christmas and Hanukkah with stress and late-night studying. As pressure from AP classes mounts, many are asking whether finals really need to happen right before the holidays.
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As sea levels rise and king tides worsen, flooding has become an increasingly dangerous reality for Mill Valley. From flooded school routes to long-term infrastructure risks, the town is confronting how climate change is reshaping daily life—and what must be done next.
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Three established writers—Chris Ryan, Chuck Klosterman, and Michael Weinreb—trace how they broke into journalism and what’s kept them there. As AI reshapes the industry, they push back on the idea that technology can replace voice, instinct, and real reporting. The future may be uncertain, but they agree on one thing: the core of journalism isn’t going anywhere.
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As colleges increasingly shift toward test-optional policies, many students are questioning if the high cost and immense stress of standardized testing are still worth the effort. While scores can bolster an application, admissions officers in 2026 are placing greater value on your GPA, course rigor, and who you are beyond a Saturday morning exam.
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The road from Tam High to college athletics isn’t paved with highlights alone. It’s built on relentless emails, endless travel, academic pressure, and a belief that the grind will be worth it.
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The prevalence of STEM-based classes in the Tam community has skyrocketed in recent years. Learn why accessibility to humanities classes has or has not impacted this trend, and what students and teachers think about it.
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