Grade 8 gets up-close look at American history on annual D.C.-area trip
The yearly grade 8 trip to the Washington, D.C., area took place last week, as students traveled across the country to learn more about…
Middle School
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.
[UPDATED] Two Harker students named to top 30 in Broadcom MASTERS competition
Five Harker students were recently named to the Top 300 in this year’s Broadcom MASTERS competition.
Kudos: Student pianist invited to perform at German music festival
Seventh grader and pianist Nathan T. Liu visited Germany last month to perform at the Sulzbach-Rosenberg International Music Festival. SRIMF is a major event…
Middle school math teacher wins Edyth May Sliffe Award
Middle school math teacher and department chair Vandana Kadam was awarded the Edyth May Sliffe Award for Distinguished Teaching in Middle School and High School.
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,…
Harker siblings compete in Pan Am chess championships, one takes gold, the other fifth
Harker chess powerhouses Omya Vidyarthi, rising grade 3, and brother Vyom Vidyarthi, rising grade 6, represented the United States at the 2018 Pan American…
Summer Sports Kudos: Sophomore foilist takes gold at nationals, many other nice results
A solid contingent of foil fencers from Harker competed in the Summer National Championships in St. Louis, Mo., in late June and early July,…
Middle schoolers examine the development of history via the story of Pakistani activist
Middle school students seized upon a great opportunity to learn about historical analysis through the lens of current events at the Middle School Summer…
Face Time: Mark Gelineau
This article originally appeared in the summer 2018 issue of Harker Magazine. Harker runs through the veins of middle school English teacher Mark Gelineau…
