Harker athletes had a huge week last week!
Middle School
Harker DECA performs commendably at 2019 International Career Development Conference
The Harker DECA chapter traveled to Orlando, Florida, in late April to attend the 2019 International Career Development Conference, where participants faced competitors from all around the world.
Lower and middle school winter teams and athletes: results and honors
EARLY WINTER VA (Grades 7-8) Boys Basketball: The Varsity A team, coached by Richard Amarillas, finished in second place in the WBAL with a…
Middle school Green Team steps up efforts leading up to Earth Day
The 2019 middle school Green Team has been hard at work this year advocating for the end of single-use plastics and an increase in recycling of all plastic waste.
Spring teams begin to wrap up regular season, league tournaments begin this week
Track and Field The Eagle track team recorded 27 season bests in its WBAL meet at Menlo College last week. Anton Novikov, grade 10,…
Big wins all around for Harker spring sports
SwimThe swim team took on The King’s Academy in the last dual meet of the season last week. Highlights included: The JV girls, varsity…
Kudos: Seventh graders reach VEX Robotics World Championships
On March 3, team GetVexed, made up of Harker seventh graders Joe Li, Jordan Labio, Nathan T. Liu, Ramit Goyal and Sriram Bhimaraju placed…
Grade 8 students earn regional awards in 2019 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards
Six grade 8 students recently won recognition in the 2019 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards.
JV speech and debate team, including some middle schoolers, sets record in championship event
The Harker speech and debate team had excellent results in all four divisions it entered at the Western JV and Novice National Championship.
Harker Math Invitational attracts nearly 330 competitors from 15 schools
Nearly 330 middle school students from 15 schools attended the 18th annual Diana Nichols Math Invitational. In addition to the 14 South Bay schools participating in the event (including Harker), Las Vegas’ Coral Academy of Science made the trip from out of state for the third consecutive year.
