Harker Team Works to Define Success with Stanford School of Education
Success is an elusive term which Stanford University School of Education and a team from the Harker community are working to define. Harker is proud…
Posts by Edward Hejtmanek
Camp Okizu Recognizes Harker’s Contribution
Harker’s middle school has been recognized for its philanthropic efforts by Camp Okizu. Harker has established a relationship with the camp for the last…
Grad Wins Future Problem Solvers Scholarship
The Future Problem Solving Program International (FPSPI) has recognized a newly-graduated Harker student, Olivia Zhu ’11, with a scholarship as one of two students…
New Grad Recognized by YMCA
Sonya Shekhar ’11 was recognized with an award by the YMCA. Shekhar, who has volunteered at the YMCA for many years, was recognized for…
Harker Student Accepted to Prestigious Dance Camp
Congratulations to rising junior Michaela Kastelman, a rising Junior, who has been accepted into the extremely prestigious and challenging California Summer School for the…
Fashionista Alumna Graduates in Style with Runway Extravaganza
Anna Huang ’07 presented an inspiring array of clothing at the California College of the Arts’ annual fashion show. Her collection, named Nympheas, was…
Kudos: Harker Students Compete in Fencing and Ice Skating
Grade 5 fencer Jerrica Liao has once again found success, this time in Portland, Ore. In late April, Liao competed at the USFA North…
US Conservatory Raises Funds by Hosting a Scotch Tasting
The Upper School Conservatory raised money this spring in a novel way, a scotch tasting for Harker dads. The event allowed them to sample…
HELM Publication Stimulates Harker Community’s Right Brain
The Harker Eclectic Literary Magazine (HELM) has released its 12th edition, featuring the artistic work of students and teachers. The HELM is created every…
JETS Team Competes at Stanford
In early March, nearly 50 upper school students participated in the nationwide Junior Engineering Technical Society (JETS) competition at Stanford University. ore than 14,000…