Balloons Help Grade 5 Classes Practice Noun and Verb Grammar Skills.
Capitalizing on the excitement of the recent Harker Family & Alumni Picnic, lower school teacher Shelby Guarino recently treated her grade 5 English classes…
Lower School
Grade 3 and 10 Eagle Buddies Meet for First Time at Lower School
Anticipation ran high at Harker’s lower school on Oct. 4 when, just before noon, the grade 3 class assembled on the blacktop eagerly watching…
Lower School Students Hold First Spirit Event of the Year
The first spirit event of the year got off to a great start for the lower school’s fourth and fifth graders. Held on Sept.…
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…
Back-to-School Barbecues a Great Place for Students, Parents, Administrators to Bond at Beginning of Year
The Harker School’s lower campus filled with the happy sounds and delicious aromas of an outdoor barbecue during two separate events held to welcome…
New Lower School Students Buddy Up With Classmates
Before school even began, Harker’s newest lower school students in grades 3-5 were made to feel welcome at a couple of buddy parties held in…
Kudos: Foil and Squash Competitors Gain National Ranking, Grade 4 Basketball Boys in Championship Game
Fencing Jerrica Liao, grade 7, is now ranked second in the U.S. in women’s foil age 12 and under and is ranked 16th in…
Harker’s Youngest Campers Start with Academics; Move on to Play in the Afternoon
Summer camp time: academics or outside activities? Harker has both for youngsters. During the summer many parents wonder whether to provide their children with…
Backyard Campout A Blast for Six Lucky Kids
For many children warmer weather means campouts – sleeping under the stars – but the outing is a bit sweeter when it’s in their teacher’s backyard as…
Alumna Comes Full Circle By Teaching a Day at Harker
It’s not every day a Harker graduate gets to experience life on the other side of the classroom, but Vyvy Trinh ’07 was on…
