Over 100 students attended BEcon, a gathering of those interested in business and entrepreneurship, spending the morning exploring company booths, professional workshops, the keynote speaker, and sHarker Tank, Harker’s own version of “Shark Tank.”
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Usua Amanam MS ’05 named 2019 Siebel Scholar
Usua Amanam MS ’05, an energy resources engineering Ph.D. candidate at Stanford, was named a 2019 Siebel Scholar in October 2018.
Amy Jin ’18 visits, talks about path and project
Amy Jin ’18, now attending Harvard, stopped by Harker to talk about her journey and life after high school, as well as answer questions about her path and the project that has brought her several prizes.
Harker Incubator students pitch Next47 in prep for sHarkerTank
Harker incubator students ran pitches by Lak Ananth, CEO and managing partner of Next47, and principal Ching-Yu Hu today in preparation for the real…
Alumni reunion in New York draws over 75
More than 75 alumni and their guests joined school representatives at the kickoff of this year’s alumni regional tour in New York City.
JV speech and debate team, including some middle schoolers, sets record in championship event
The Harker speech and debate team had excellent results in all four divisions it entered at the Western JV and Novice National Championship.
Debra Nott, Harker’s director of nursing, earns statewide award
Debra Nott, Harker’s director of nursing, was awarded the 2019 Excellence in School Nursing Administration Award by the California School Nurses Organization in mid-February.…
Vegesna Foundation grants help empower students, expand focus on character and core learning strengths and open up new literary worlds
Each year, a number of Harker teachers are awarded grants to further their teaching skills thanks to the Raju and Bala Vegesna Foundation’s Teacher Excellence Program at Harker and here is the summary of their efforts.
In the News: February 2019
Wonderful outreach from one of our students as noted in OneIndia.com Harker endowment recipients visited Stanford Humanities Center to discuss their theses. Great collaboration!…
Nine students attend 2019 Watermark Conference courtesy of CareerConnect
CareerConnect was given the opportunity to bring nine female students to the 2019 Watermark Conference for Women under the Young Women’s Program.
