The annual Ogre Awards saw 88 second graders in costume as literary archetypes from various cultures, including Indonesia, Ecuador and Russia.
Lower School
LS and MS athletes earn many top spots: eight first places, six undefeated seasons
This past winter was amazing, with many league and tournament championships – and a whole lot of fun! We started off in early winter with boys basketball and girls soccer and finished in late winter with girls basketball and boys soccer.
Lower school competitors victorious at U.S. National Junior Chess Congress
At the US National Junior Chess Congress in San Jose this past weekend, two lower school chess competitors turned in impressive performances in their respective age groups.
Lower school students celebrate Chinese New Year with morning meal and activities
The lower school celebrated the 2018 Chinese New Year on a brisk Friday morning.
World Wise: The Transformative Power of Travel
This story originally appeared in the fall/winter 2017 issue of Harker Magazine. Haris Hosseini, grade 11, knew Alaska was a photographer’s dream long before…
Harker at its BEST: Lower and middle after-school programs become cornerstones of student life
This story originally appeared in the fall/winter 2017 issue of Harker Magazine. While Harker’s academics may garner the most attention from students and parents,…
Grade 3 students explore history via costume during Dress for History Day
Grade 3 students celebrated Dress for History Day by wearing costumes inspired by modes of dress from different cultures from various historical periods. Costumes included miners, hippies and Civil War veterans.
Harker Preschool specialists speak at annual kindergarten conference
Two Harker Preschool teachers recently attended the California Kindergarten Association’s annual conference in Santa Clara.
Grade 1 students take cultural journey through Cantor Arts Center
Grade 1 students visited the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University for an up-close look at works from various periods including Auguste Rodin’s famous sculpture “The Thinker.”
Grades 1-3 holiday shows bring seasonal cheer as community heads into winter break
Prior to break, grades 1-3 staged their annual holiday shows at the Bucknall Theater to celebrate the season.
