Posts Tagged ‘Tam High’
MarinIJ: Tam Union School District Holds Off on Parcel Tax Renewal Bid
Superintendent Courtney Goode said Tuesday that there has been no change of heart among trustees since June 16, when the board decided not to continue with its ad hoc parcel tax exploratory committee. Ending the tax exploratory committee also eliminated any potential steps such as polling. “The board generally preferred to wait and revisit a…
Read MoreTam High Foundation Has Some Exciting News In 2026!
Dear Mill Valley Chamber Members, One of the greatest strengths of our community is the way our local businesses step up to support our schools across a wide range of opportunities. That’s why I’m pleased to share an opportunity for you to become a Business Partner of the Tam High Foundation. Since 1995, the Tam…
Read MoreMarinIJ: Marin Students Recognized for Anti-Pollution Drone Project
Four juniors at Tamalpais High School in Mill Valley have received state recognition for their environmental cleanup efforts. Justin Merlin, David De Zafra, Gideon Palestrant and Vaughn Neumann founded the Tam Air Club. As part of their work with the club, the teens built a small fixed-wing drone aircraft to survey Marin for pollution and…
Read MoreTam High’s AIM Program Garners Incredible Accomplishment With Six Student Emmys!
Tam High wants to give a massive shoutout to all of you in AIM for your incredible accomplishment, six Student Emmys! That’s seriously amazing. These awards are no joke; they’re the most significant honor in high school film, and you earned them through talent, hard work, and collaboration. Whether a student’s name is on one of the winning projects or you contributed behind the scenes, everyone in AIM helped make this happen. That makes AIM so special—how you all come together to create something bigger than yourselves.
Read More‘I Like to Help’: Jamie Johnson, a Do-It-All Mill Valley Mom on Multiple PTAs and With a Surging Enamel Pin Business, Is the Mill Valley Chamber’s Ambassador of the Month for June
“I volunteer and do all kinds of things – I’m not good at standing around,” she says with a laugh. “It feels really nice to help – this community is my home and it feels really nice to see people around town wearing one of my pins,” Johnson says. Johnson’s pin portfolio continues to grow, including for the likes of Vivalon, “I Heart Marin,’ Visit Marin, and moments of recognition.
Read MoreTam High Grad Night Hosts Fundraiser to Support 2024’s Safe & Sober Grad Night 2024 – Support Our Grads!
This is the last time the seniors gather as a class to connect and have some fun. The entire Mill Valley Community Center is transformed into a Mystic Midnight! From late night swimming, ping pong, billiards and fire pits to tattoo artists, corn hole, food and other surprises – it is fun for everyone!
Read MoreTam High Football Tops Casa Grande 34-28 in North Coast Section Playoffs, Heads to a Battle at Vaunted Marin Catholic – Nov. 18 @ 1pm
“This win means a lot to these kids,” LemMon told the IJ. “Now the bigger game is next week, like against Marin Catholic, and that’s a bigger game. That’s a huge game for these kids. We thought we should have beat them last time we played each other.”
Read MoreOn the Heels of a Huge Win Over Redwood, Tam High Football Eyes Matchup at Casa Grande High in North Coast Section Playoffs – Nov. 10 @ 7pm
“Redwood is always a great opponent every year and a great rival,” Young told the IJ. “We definitely had the game circled on our schedule. We came out hot and got it done. I feel great where we are right now. This win was definitely a great confidence boost for the playoffs.”
Read MoreWith Tam High QB Braden Young Lighting Up Passing Yardage, Hawks Look to Close Out Regular Season Against Rival Redwood – Nov. 4, 2pm
He’s actually garnered widespread attention well beyond Marin. MaxPreps reports that Young leads California high school football quarterback in passing yardage, having thrown for more than 2,900 yards in nine games.
Read MoreJamie Johnson’s Impact Designs Is Catching Lightning In a Bottle With Enamel Lapel Pins
“Lapel pins are incredibly ‘in’ right now,” Johnson says. “Kids have them on their bags, employees have them on their aprons, expressing messages on behalf of a cause, pride slogans and happy faces – it’s really fun to see.”
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