Students Catch Advance “Harry Potter” Screening
Hundreds of lucky Harry Potter fans and their friends and families were treated to an advance screening of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,…
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Green Projects Featured on 49ers Kids Program
In December, upper school students Daniela Lapidous and Shreya Indukuri, both grade 11, were featured in a segment on the Comcast Sports Net Bay…
Grades 2 and 3 Dazzle Audience at Holiday Show
The talents of grades 2 and 3 filled the Bucknall Theater with seasonal cheer at the special holiday show, titled “Home at Harker for…
Volleyball Star Kerri Walsh Holds Clinics With Harker Students
Famed beach volleyball player and two-time Olympic gold medalist Kerri Walsh visited the Blackford campus on Dec. 21 to give a pair of volleyball…
Joy in the Air at the Grade 1 Holiday Concert
Grade 1 students provided plenty of holiday cheer to the audience at the Bucknall theater, during the First Grade Holiday Concert on Dec. 14.…
S.F. and S.J. Productions of “The Nutcracker” Feature Harker Dancers
Harker dancers are dancing in both the San Jose and San Francisco productions of “The Nutcracker” this year. At least eight students, from all…
Toy Drive Brings Holiday Cheer to Families in Need
In keeping with the giving spirit of the holiday season, the lower school’s annual holiday toy drive delivered 925 toys to Sacred Heart Community…
Research Symposium: “A Call to Innovation” to Feature Sun’s Scott McNealy
The Harker Research Symposium, providing a forum for Harker students to foster their passion for science since 2006, promises to offer more excitement for…
Leadership and Character Development Begin Early
This article originally appeared in the winter 2010 Harker Quarterly. Harker’s reputation as an academically rigorous school sometimes outshines the breadth
of other key elements…
New Student or New Campus: Ensuring Smooth Transitions for All
This article originally appeared in the winter 2010 Harker Quarterly. As the school year began, many families were faced with the task of adjusting…