
The Tower Student Newspaper
This video reflects on the deep history of Mount Tahoma High School and the Puyalup land it stands on. It explores how Mount Tahoma has grown into a diverse and united community - reviving traditions like The Tower newspaper to honor its past while shaping its future.
This video shines a light on local animal shelters and the importance of pet adoption. It shares why adopting makes a difference, spotlights animals currently looking for homes, and features some of Mount Tahoma’s own teachers who adopted their pets.
This video visits Angela Phillips in the Career Center to share key tips on preparing for college, from applications to financial aid and next steps after graduation. It also features interviews with Mount Tahoma seniors who explain their post-high school plans and advice for fellow students.
This video follows Mount Tahoma students on their Student Government Day trip to City Hall, where they experienced a day in the life of public service. It features a special interview with Tacoma Mayor Victoria Woodards, who shares why young people’s voices and civic engagement matter.
This video spotlights Mount Tahoma’s young entrepreneurs - students who balance school with running their own small businesses. From baking and bouquet design to barbering, it highlights their creativity, professionalism, and the drive to turn passion into success.
This video spotlights Mount Tahoma’s vibrant cultural clubs - Viet Club, Khmer Club, Tautua Pasifika, and Latino Club - through interviews with student leaders and behind-the-scenes footage of their performance rehearsals. It celebrates how these groups share culture, build community, and inspire others to get involved.
This episode of the Mount Tahoma Cooking Show features Sophia sharing a quick and comforting phở gà recipe inspired by her Vietnamese heritage. In just about 20 minutes, she shows how to make a warm, flavorful dish that’s perfect for the colder months.
The Tower is a collaborative publication by Mount Tahoma students. Staff, clubs, and student organizations are invited to submit ideas or features by contacting Ms. Brown (Room 1005) for inclusion in future editions.
