Parents are reminded that children are not allowed in public schools without proof of immunization. Here's a look at what's required.
Colorful and bite-size fresh fruit and veggies are not only fun to eat they are healthy – rich in anti-oxidants, nutrients and vitamins.
Backpacks don't have to just look good, they have to feel good too. Keep your child comfortable this school year by finding a quality backpack during back-to-school shopping.
Trustees approved Superintendent Paul Johnson to remain on board until 2016.
James Bowlby replaces Chris Coffelt, and will start on July 8.
With other items costing less than projected, the running track, covered garden, durable shades and more have been added back into the plan.
The Class of 2013 received their diplomas and some good life advice during a packed graduation ceremony Thursday evening.
"The emails coming in for All Of The Things -- class gift, end of year letters, luncheon signup, party supplies, awards ceremonies, pictures for the slide shows..." gripes mom-of-five Jen Hatmaker.
Traffic at Mill Valley Middle School has always been an issue, but with a recent spike in incidents and a growing study body, what's in store for next year?
And here's everything you need to know for Tam High's graduation ceremony this Thursday, June 13.
Inspired by a TED Talk, students created a chalkboard wall on campus that asked the question. The responses will blow you away.
Tassia Huq named highest ranked academic, Carley DeRosa awarded Haight Scholarship
Woody's Yogurt Place presented a $2,600 check to the elementary school, which announced a fundraising campaign to replace its aging play structure.
The man approached two girls walking to school and "spoke to them in a manner that made them feel uncomfortable."
Standout sports stars at Tam High
Standout students at Tam High
Lampl starts July 1 and will replace Kiddo! co-founder Trisha Garlock who is leaving behind a 31-year legacy when she retires.
The magazine's 2013 rankings came out Monday. Redwood High also made the list.
Mill Valley students participated in national Bike to School Day on Wednesday.
Coaches say junior Aria Pogni's "vocal leadership during practice and games is a large part of why Tam’s been competitive with each opponent," and junior Rebecca Fong "takes a quieter role as leader of her Hawks teammates but that do
Coaches say junior Marco Barretto is "a warrior and the epitome of a true team player," and junior Brendan Austin is "a thoughtful, hardworking athlete who brings outstanding analytical skills to the team."
The annual spring fundraiser on May 9 will be bigger and better this year to help raise money for the second phase of renovation of the Tam High student center. Tickets are on sale now.
Black students, who represent less than 6 percent of student enrollment, account for nearly one-third of suspensions at Tam High.
The new campus won't be ready until the winter, and the district has proposed extending the school day by 12 minutes so students will have an extra week off in December during the move.
The annual event teaches children about the benefits of using natural predators in place of pesticides.
The students opened the April 19 game against the San Diego Padres by singing the National Anthem as part of Kiddo! Night at AT&T Park. Were you there? Did you take pictures? Post them here!
Coaches say senior McCall Hoyt provides leadership on a team loaded with underclassmen, and senior Kaitlin Gillespie "is always the hardest working player on the field."
Tam High is second highest-ranking Marin school at 44th in California, with Redwood and Drake also in the top 100; Tomales and Terra Linda also make the list.
High school classrooms across California average 4.7 students per school-owned computer.
The Mill Valley School District considered terminating the tiny private school's lease to move its offices there and make way for growing enrollment at the middle school but decided it's "not a viable option."
The daughter of former President John. F Kennedy will read to Marin children in San Rafael.
All but one high school in Marin had a graduation rate of 90 percent or higher last spring. Dropout rates also are low, though they've risen slightly at Tam.
Coaches say "when you need a guy to help the team, no one is more ready, willing and able to come through" than senior Elliott Siu, and junior Isacc Cohen "is now the man in the 1600 and 3200 races."
Coaches say junior Sam Miekley "is a strong distance swimmer making his mark consistently this season in the 500 Freestyle," and junior Julian del Castillo "is always seeking out ways to improve his ability in the pool."
Marley Townsend will receive her Gold Medal - the highest honor in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards - on May 31 at Carnegie Hall.
Coaches say senior Carley DeRosa "epitomizes what it means to be a team player in a sport that normally glorifies individual effort," and senior Andy Meislin is "one of the best throwers in the league" in the discus.
With booming enrollment and stagnant property taxes, district looks to limit the number of students who don't live in the city out of Mill Valley's five elementary schools and one middle school.
Dr. Julie Synyard, a Marin native and principal of St. Helena High School since 2009, will become the new leader of Tamalpais High School.
Coaches say junior Shane Allen "has demonstrated lots of improvement in many of his dives" and freshman Kendall Islam "has become a crucial piece in our attack, but also in defense" in her midfield position.