Faculty Giving Paves Way for “All In!” Annual Campaign Kickoff
This article was originally published in the fall 2012 Harker Quarterly. The Harker School is proud of its faculty, who set an example for…
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First Graders Unite for Annual Friendship Party
In what has become a much-anticipated annual event, grade 1 students from Imelda Kusuma’s and Rita Stone’s classes united for their annual Friendship Party…
Grade 10 Students Learn Trust and Teamwork at Ropes Courses
The class of 2015 split into two groups and visited ropes courses in La Honda and Santa Cruz on Sept. 24 to participate in…
Middle School Forensics Team Named All-Around National School of Excellence
This article was originally published in the fall 2012 Harker Quarterly. Harker’s middle school speech and debate team capped another strong season on June…
Book Learning in the Morning, Sunshine in the Afternoon Defines Camp+
WAITING FOR PHOTOS This article was originally published in the fall 2012 Harker Quarterly. Located on Harker’s lower school campus, Summer Camp+, where K-6…
Costa Rica Presents Amazing Opportunities for Field Research
An abridged version of this article was originally published in the fall 2012 Harker Quarterly. By Mark Brada Editor’s note: Mark Brada teaches upper…
Students and Teachers Experience Galapagos
This article was originally published in the fall 2012 Harker Quarterly. By Diana Moss Editor’s note: Diana Moss teaches upper school Spanish. She chaperoned…
Teacher Shares International Language of Music at Tamagawa
This article was originally published in the fall 2012 Harker Quarterly. Upper school music teacher Susan Nace visited Tamagawa Gakuen in Tokyo as part of…
Exchange Teacher to St. Stephen’s Delves into Culture
This article was originally published in the fall 2012 Harker Quarterly. Harker’s global education program sent upper school English teacher Jennifer Siraganian to Saint…
From New York to Shanghai, Wendy Tsai ’04 Lands Dream Job as Architect
This article was originally published in the fall 2012 Harker Quarterly. It’s been a year since Wendy Tsai ’04 spontaneously moved to Shanghai to…