Seventh grader Valentina Mottl has been cast in the world premier of “A Whynot Christmas Carol,” directed by the Tony Award-winning Pam MacKinnon.
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Connie Zheng to be next artist-in-residence with Dickinson Endowment
Chinese-born artist, writer and filmmaker Connie Zheng will begin her residency for the Dickinson Visual Arts Endowment.
Student author to speak at Los Altos Library
Children’s book author Keira Chang, grade 11, has been invited to be a guest speaker at the Los Altos Library in November.
Singers qualify for CCDA regional Honor Choir
Earlier this month, 14 upper school students qualified for the California Choral Directors Association’s Coastal Region Honor Choir.
Athletic Hall of Fame inducts four alums on Harker Day
Harker alums Greg Cox ’11, Kailee Gifford ’11, Armand Gupta ’09 and Nikhil Panu ’13 were inducted into the Harker Athletic H.all of Fame during Harker Day on Oct. 5
Eighth grader receives award in Japanese essay contest
Eighth grader Momo Matsui-Disini recently received an Excellence Award in an essay contest held by BaySpo, Northern California’s most circulated Japanese-language newspaper.
Harker hosts Startup World Cup youth regional competition
On Sept. 21, Harker hosted the Silicon Valley Youth Regional competition of the Startup World Cup, a world-spanning startup competition with regional events in nearly 50 countries.
Harker Day draws thousands as Eagles soar to 35-0 victory
An estimated 4,000 people braved the high temperatures on Saturday to visit the upper school for this year’s Harker Day.
Student selected as artist for mythology exam
Sophomore Raeanne Li was recently chosen to be the visual artist for the Medusa Mythology Exam, administered by the American Classical League and taken by more than 3,000 students every year.
David Yeager shares insight on raising adolescents at Common Ground Speaker Series
Harker hosted a special event for the Common Ground Speaker Series, featuring David Yeager, PhD, discussing his new book, “10 to 25: The Science of Motivating Young People.”
Sophomore volunteers at local middle schools
Neel Kumar, grade 10, is currently volunteering to lead coding classes and STEM workshops at local middle schools.
