COVID-19 Archives - Page 2 of 4

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.

North Coast Section releases sports plan for remainder of school year

By Alyssa Broad • Feb 21, 2021

The NCS informed member schools, including Tamalpais High School, of their plan to safely integrate sports into the remainder of the year using a county-risk tier system.

Cheerleading during the pandemic: Captain Georgia Smith

By Claudia Epsha • Feb 21, 2021

Senior and captain Georgia Smith has eagerly anticipated her last cheer season and the fun that would accompany it. Due to the pandemic, her experience has been significantly different than expected.

Editorial: The emotional impact of distance learning

Feb 6, 2021

In addition to its commonly cited academic pitfalls, the student body seems to be experiencing emotional distress at the hands of at-home education.

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.

“Senior season”

By Claudia Epsha • Dec 18, 2020

It's that time of year again: college application season. Let's break down how the senior class of '21 is handling it.

CIF postpones updates to youth sports guidelines

By Charlie Wiltsee • Dec 18, 2020

The California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) has announced as of Nov. 16, it will postpone the release of updated youth sports guidance that was set to be announced in the coming weeks.

Bay Area counties impose stay-at-home order amid rising COVID-19 cases

By Logan Little • Dec 7, 2020

The new restrictions become effective Dec. 8 in Marin and require residents to remain at home as much as possible.

Mill Valley School District returns to site-based instruction

By Amelia Sandgren • Nov 30, 2020

The district's elementary schools welcomed students into a hybrid learning model on Nov. 30, with the middle school to begin integrating students onto campus beginning Dec. 2.