The Tam News
Title IX’s foul ball
By Luke Ferris and Samantha Nichols
April 22, 2020
Title IX was meant to end gender imbalance in high school and college sports. But it also led to a lack of female coaches — a disparity that our community is no exception to.
Lockdown sparks concerns over emergency procedure
February 7, 2020
Students brought up several issues concerning their peers’ behavior as well as the actions of substitute teachers during the lockdown.
Performing Stars hosts MLK Day of Service
February 6, 2020
Local volunteers helped with clearing the historic Orchard Trail, cleaning up the community garden, and picking up trash around Marin City.
‘Tis the sneezin’
December 12, 2019
As the hight of the winter season approaches, it brings colds with it. Here is some simple etiquette and tips to get you through safe and sound.
Tamalpais Community Services District haunted house likely to close this year
November 16, 2019
The three creators of the event, Carol Buchholz, Greg LeMoi, and Jeff Brown, are all parting ways and will not be able to manage the haunted house in the future.
Administration and ASB close campus for the next Unity Day
October 17, 2019
The campus will be closed for lunch in hopes of making Unity Day more effective in building school spirit.
Pedestrian bridge between Hauke and Bayfront Park closed
October 8, 2019
The bridge connecting Hauke and Bayfront Park was closed for repairs this September to due an unsafe support pier.
Girls of BSA
June 24, 2019
In February, Boy Scouts of America, now called Scouts BSA, first started accepting girls into troops across the country. Two Tam sophomores became founders of the first Mill Valley Scouts BSA girls’ troop.
