- November 16Guitars not Guns forms local chapter in Marin under Holly Hollenbeck
- November 16“Just Dinner” event hosted by TUHSD Racial Justice Task Force fosters community discussion
- November 16Political Identity Quiz
- November 15Boys’ varsity water polo heads to the NCS Division 1 finals after an astounding win against San Ramon Valley
- November 15Mr. Zargar Trivia and Word Scramble
- November 14Reproductive rights: Ensuring abortion clinic accessibility
- November 13Focus on fentanyl: TUHSD’s awareness webinar
- November 12The importance of reviving school sports attendance
- November 12Girls’ varsity volleyball shines in a grueling playoff battle against Carondelet
- November 12Restraining order pushes back the opening of new trails across Mount Tamalpais
- November 12How do students navigate political polarization and misrepresentation?
- November 12Title IX in schools acts to ensure equality
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Larkspur, CA
![“It’s not easy for me to speak on my experiences, but I know how important my story is, and [students] need to hear it. I hope that my story can help any students who are targeted, [and that] students can learn to accept and appreciate [each other],” Regina Rummel said.](https://redwoodbark.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/IMG_0177-1200x800.jpg)
