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[CAROUSEL] TUHSD’s june 2026 budget proposal

The operating deficit, revenue growth and expenses
Cian Kelly, News Editor
June 19, 2026

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Superintendent Dr. Courtney Goode presented updated drafts of the mobile phone and the academic honesty policies for the upcoming 2026-27 school year to the Tamalpais Union High School District (TUHSD) board of trustees at the June 16 board meeting.
Phone and academic honesty policies are changing: here's what to expect this year
“Students are encouraged to have an alternative plan if they do not receive all of their requested courses,” counseling secretary Simone Davis wrote to families via StudentSquare in response to downsizing in course requests for the 2027-28 school year. The reduction in elective courses comes as a result of underperforming revenue attributed to the low-demand housing market.
How the housing market is affecting course requests at Redwood
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Students who won the MCAL Player of the Year get recognized for their athletic achievement at the ceremony.
Class of 2026 athletes celebrated at annual sports banquet
Redwood High School Principal Dr. Barnaby Payne announced in an email on May 22 that he will be stepping down as principal of Redwood High School after four years. Photo (left) courtesy of Tamalpais Union High School District. Photo (right) courtesy of WikiCommons
Redwood High School principal resigns to continue career journey at alternative-educational school
Rangers clean up trash in an Alaska national park (photo courtesy of the National Parks Conservation Association)
What could Trump's second round of NPS cuts mean for national parks?
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Cian Kelly
Cian Kelly, News Editor
Cian Kelly is a junior at Redwood High School and a news editor for the Redwood Bark. Cian enjoys producing Club Cast, reporting on Tamalpais Union High School District board news and covering a variety of other topics within the district’s political landscape. Cian worked as an opinion editor for the Cub Bark his sophomore year, as a business manager in his first semester of junior year and as an opinion editor during his second semester as a junior. Outside of Bark, he is an avid swimmer and water polo player and serves as captain of the Redwood men’s swim team.