Posts Tagged ‘Diversity Equity & Inclusion’
A Fall Update from the Tam High Foundation
As students and teachers settle into the rhythm of the school year, the Tam High Foundation Board has been busy behind the scenes, reviewing grant applications from more than 20 teachers across campus. These grants are at the heart of what we do—providing funding for programs, resources, and opportunities that enrich the educational experience for all…
Read MoreIn Marin Theatre’s ‘Betrayal,’ a Love Affair Has No Pulse
Characters don’t have to be likable. But it would be nice if they had a pulse. In Marin Theatre’s “Betrayal,” Harold Pinter’s three-hander about a wife cheating with her husband’s best friend, they sometimes do. But just as often actors strip intention, subtext and humanity from their delivery. Lines are just sounds, the script an…
Read MoreMill Valley Middle School Project On Track as Rain Season Nears
Mill Valley Middle School students should be able to move into their temporary campus by January as planned, according to the school district. In addition, contractors have raised classroom floors to above the Federal Emergency Management Agency flood levels to offset high tides and heavy rain expected during the El Niño winter, said Elizabeth Kaufman,…
Read MoreMarin County Adopts Policy to Deter Immigration Agents
Marin County supervisors have approved a new policy limiting the use of county facilities for immigration enforcement. The supervisors directed County Executive Derek Johnson on Tuesday to take the necessary actions to implement the policy. The policy will prohibit the use of county property for such purposes as staging operations or processing detainees, a county…
Read MoreMystic Mill Valley: Join us for our 2nd annual indoor holiday market featuring handmade goods from local artists and makers. No need to RSVP – just come! Spread the word.
Shop small, connect with our creative community, and find one-of-a-kind gifts for the season. The market will take place inside our hallways and studios on Sunnyside Ave and Blithedale Ave, filled with art, crafts, and festive spirit. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. No need to RSVP – just come! Spread the word.
Read MoreMarin IJ: Tam Union District Reports Persistent Low Grades Among Black Students
Despite years of remedial efforts, low grades among African American students at Tamalpais Union High School District rose significantly in 2025-26 and were the highest rate among all student ethnic groups, the district reported. An average of 44% of the district’s 87 Black students in 2025-26 received D, F, or incomplete grades, compared to the…
Read MoreMarin Invites Community to Help Shape County Priorities for Next Six Years
Envision Marin will connect public input to county budgets, services, and long-term decisions Marin County, CA – The County of Marin is asking people who live, work, learn, or do business in Marin to help set the priorities that will guide county government over the next six years. The yearlong strategic planning effort, called Envision Marin, will produce Marin’s first comprehensive Countywide Strategic Plan in…
Read MoreThe Art of Belonging – Mill Valley Film Screening!
The Art of Belonging Film Screening: Reception, Film, and Q&A. Wednesday, November 4th, 2026. Mill Valley Community Center, 180 Camino Alto, Mill Valley, CA., 94941. Hosted by the City of Mill Valley with It Takes a Village, Dedication to Special Education and PAASS.
Read MoreTamalpais Union Students Improve State Test Results
After years of post-pandemic struggle, the Tamalpais Union High School District has attained higher state test scores in both English and math. The results are from the 2026 California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress, or CAASPP, which was administered in April. Eleventh-graders at the district’s five high schools posted an average gain of 12.5…
Read MoreDepot Cafe and Bookstore Hosts Sept 30th
As they stop into eat, observant visitors and Mill Valley newcomers might notice that this small building has the character of an old train station. History buffs in particular might strongly suspect that it was indeed a train station at one time. And they would be correct. The birth of Mill Valley happened in large…
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