Late last month, the Japan Information and Cultural Center at the office of the Consulate-General of Japan in San Francisco recognized three Harker students in its annual New Year’s greeting card contest.
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Updated: Harker fencers from three campuses participate in more than a score of events, many medals earned
Feb. 4, 2019 Update: Nerine Uyanik, grade 11, finished 32 in the Challenge CEP Marathon Flueret in Paris out of 150 fencers from around the…
Grade 5 robotics team wins award for science project
Harker’s own “Eagle Bots” FIRST Lego League Team was awarded Most Innovative Solution at the Northern California FLL championship for a science project the students devised to help astronauts eat better.
Face Time: Karen Glovka
This article originally appeared in the winter 2018 issue of Harker Magazine. Karen Glovka teaches Spanish at the lower school, but her classroom isn’t…
Grade 4 toy drive donates 550 toys, hot chocolate fundraisers benefit Camp Fire victims
Lower school service efforts were in full swing this month as the annual grade 4 toy drive delivered 550 toys to St. Justin Community Ministry in Santa Clara, which every year offers underprivileged families the opportunity to “shop” for toys to give to their children.
Grade 5 robotics team earns spot at Northern California championship
Fifth graders Farhan Ansari, Sahil Jain, Mihir Gupta, Daniel Wu and Jaden Chyan won the Robot Design Award at last month’s First Lego League Northern California Qualifier.
LS/MS fall season athletic awards announced
Please see the accomplishments of our lower and middle school fall sports teams and individuals below: MS Swim Team awards went to Johnathan Mo,…
Lower school taiko assemblies entertain and educate
San Jose Taiko returned to the lower school campus on Wednesday, treating students to a pair of entertaining and educational assemblies about this Japanese rhythmic art form.
Grade 5 student puts on Santa Clara Children’s Business Fair
After Mikhil Kiran, grade 5, attended a children’s business fair in Burlingame, he decided to bring a similar event to the South Bay.
Highway cleanup a labor of love
By Diana Moss Have you ever felt dismay about the increasing quantity of litter along our freeways, including our own Saratoga Avenue exits? If so,…
