Grade 2 Students Deliver Decorated Pumpkins to Neighbors
Grade 2 students recently had a great time painting and hand delivering some 100 colorful pumpkins to residents living near the lower school campus. They…
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Lower School Students Display Creative Costumes at 18th Annual Halloween Parade
A spooktacular time was had by all at this year’s lower school Halloween parade, which featured superheroes, ghosts, goblins, witches, fairy princesses and more!…
Lower and Middle School Athletes Celebrate Successful Fall Season
The fall sports season was a huge success, with more than 300 participants in grades 4-8. We are very appreciative of all the parental…
Beloved Storyteller Makes Annual Appearance at Lower School
For many years, educator-storyteller Jim Cogan has made special appearances as a guest speaker at the lower school, enthralling audiences with his engaging tales…
Kudos: On the Court and Off, Grade 4 Student Draws Attention for Extracurricular Activities
Over the summer, grade 4 student Nathan Liu’s basketball team, Spartans, won the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) South Regional Championship. More than 100 teams…
Kudos: Chess Whiz Wins Second Place, Students Perform at International Music Festival
Over Labor Day weekend, grade 9 chess enthusiast Shaunak Maruvada took second place in the expert section (U2200) at the CalChess State Championship. Facing…
Foreign Students Bring International Flair to Harker through Summer ELI Program
Once again Harker’s English Language Institute (ELI) attracted an increasing number of students from all over the world seeking top-level English instruction. Held during…
Lower School Campers Set Sail for New Adventures During Harker’s “Camp on the 7 Seas!”
For students who attended this year’s Summer Camp+, the summer was filled with engaging morning lessons and fun afternoon seafaring adventures. Themed “Camp on…
Lower, Middle and Upper School Students Recognized by Santa Clara County Alliance of Black Educators
In May, five Harker students were honored by the Santa Clara County Alliance of Black Educators’ 26th Annual Student Recognition Program. Held at the Morris Dailey…
Grade 4 Students Travel to Coloma for Gold Rush Adventure
Each year, a highlight of the grade 4 curriculum is the annual spring sojourn to the Coloma Outdoor Discovery School (CODS) to learn about…
