Two Harker speech and debate students finish in the top 10 in the nation
The speech and debate team wrapped up its season with some nice results! Haris Hosseini, rising senior, made it to the final round of…
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Vegesna teacher grant awardees plan range of activities to enhance classroom and skills
Each year, a number of Harker teachers apply for and are awarded grants to further their teaching skills thanks to the Raju and Bala…
Gauss Surgical, founded by CEO Siddarth Satish ’06, earns Apple’s prestigious design award
Gauss Surgical of Los Altos, founded by Siddarth Satish ’06, was just selected as a winner of the Apple Design Award at the 2018 Apple Worldwide…
Cutler-Bell recipient, now an alumna, receives commendation from City of San Jose
Amy Jin ’18 drew a fine accolade from the City of San Jose via Councilmember Chappie Jones, who, along with Mayor Sam Liccardo, presented…
Preschoolers have big dig to find dinosaur bones
The transitional kindergarten class participated in a “field day” in early June. After discovering some fossil footprints along a path behind the STEM Lab,…
Harker students’ team wins middle school Ultimate (Frisbee) championship
Four Harker students joined five other team members for the local USA Ultimate championship tournament. Harker students Brian Harder, Athreya Daniel, Johnathan Mo, all grade…
In the News: May 2018
Consumer website Varesha.com ran an interesting article about leasing clothing in India, which included a big section on PromElle, the prom dress leasing app…
CareerConnect hosts Excel seminar
In late May, CareerConnect hosted an Excel workshop led by Juston Glass, business and entrepreneurship teacher. He spoke to about 15 students on how…
’14 alumna finishing up at Stanford seeks change through Disrupt Diabetes challenge
Urvi Gupta ’14 is finishing up her years at Stanford this spring, earning a degree and putting on a conference – and it is…
Harker plans move of middle school campus, phasing out of preschool program
Harker has announced that it will move its middle school program to its Union Avenue campus and phase out the preschool program currently operating…