Kindergarten Class Treated to Surprise Puppet Show
The “parent reads” program at The Harker School gives parents of kindergartners an opportunity to come to the homeroom class and read a story…
Lower School
Lower School Concert Showcases Broad Range of Styles and Pieces
In early December, The Harker School’s lower school music students gathered for their annual concert. The concert featured six groups total, including the choir…
Harker Students’ Artwork Selected for Display in Stanford Hospital
In mid-December, the Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital (LPCH) at Stanford University sent over an art curation and interior design team to select art to…
Cookies and Kindergarten Tours Being Held in January, RSVP Required
Harker will once again hold a series of Cookies and Kindergarten events in January, where prospective parents will have the opportunity to tour the…
Grade 1 Gain Appreciation for Art at Stanford Museum Outing
In November, the entire grade 1 class headed to the Cantor Arts Center at the Stanford University campus to view and learn about great…
Grade 5 Treks to Marin Headlands
Grade 5 students enjoyed a three-day journey through the Marin Headlands in early November. Students toured the wildlife-rich area and bonded over dinner while…
Lower School Parent Coffee Gives Everyone a Chance to Get to Know Each Other
On a morning in early November, lower school parents gathered in the Bucknall gym to meet, chat and drink coffee. Tere Aceves, director of…
Grade 4 Students See “Masterfully Musical” Production
In early November, The Harker School’s grade 4 students boarded a bus to the Sunnyvale Theater, where they saw “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.”…
Second Graders Deliver Hand-Painted Pumpkins to the School’s Wonderful Neighbors
The Harker School’s grade 2 students had their annual pumpkin painting and delivery in late October, a community service project that the school has…
Storyteller Jim Cogan Returns to Harker and Delights with Stories about Kindness
Storyteller Jim Cogan returned to The Harker School campus once more in mid-October, regaling K-5 students with stories centered around this year’s lower school…