A controversial opinion piece with politically charged undertones was presented to 6th graders in the Tahoma School District. Parents express concern over the biased content, framing white guilt and Trump supporters as inherently racist. Why is this being taught in ELA, and what does it mean for the influence of public education on children's values?

We want to share some important updates about the future of Tahoma Parents.

The initial day of counting for the Tahoma School District's second EP&O levy election revealed a significant increase in voter turnout, indicating a strong response from the community.

We are thrilled to announce that the Tahoma High School "We the People" team has achieved their goal by placing in the top five at this year’s National Finals in Washington D.C.

On April 23rd, Tahoma voters will again have the opportunity to vote on the EP&O levy that was rejected back in February.

The Tahoma School District will be required to incorporate LGBTQ perspectives into its educational model by 2025, following the signing of SB 5462 into law by Governor Jay Inslee.

Multiple videos have surfaced today depicting an unprovoked, possibly premeditated violent assault between periods at THS.

Voters in the Tahoma School District have less than 10 days to turn in their ballots and either accept or reject two replacement levies.

Ric Lewis has been unanimously appointed as the Director for Position 3 on the Tahoma School Board. Acknowledging the complexities of school board communication rules governed by state law, Ric aims to explore ways to facilitate open discussions visible to the entire community.

Applying to college or graduate school is often perceived as a high-stress endeavor, fraught with deadlines and critical decisions. Navigating this process requires not just intellectual preparedness but also emotional resilience.

In a surprising turn of events for the Tahoma School District, Superintendent Mike Hanson has announced an immediate paid leave of absence until his previously-announced resignation in August 2024.

It feels like déjà vu in Maple Valley, with the Tahoma School District once again seeking to appoint a new Director to the school board.

Families are left uncertain about potential safety issues, especially with an elementary school nearby and regular foot traffic from students.

The results from the first ballot drop are in, and it seems that the status quo will prevail.

Controversy over the district’s lack of accountability appear to have deepened when Jennifer McMaster was appointed to School Board Position 1. The decision that has raised concerns among community members who question whether the district is taking the right steps to address the issue.

The recent endorsements of existing school board incumbents by the Tahoma Education Association (TEA) have raised questions within the community about the union's priorities and whether these endorsements truly serve the best interests of the students.

Former Tahoma School Board president Jennifer C. Rydberg submitted a scathing report to The Voice of The Valley early this week. In this detailed write up she highlights the district’s shortcomings and lack of any real plan to correct the policies that led to the sexual abuse of multiple elementary aged children by a paraeducator.

What a night to remember for a Tahoma High School senior with Down syndrome. He made the play of the season before the school's homecoming game last week.