DECA students attend leadership conference in Arizona
In mid-November, Harker DECA chapter members attended the Western Region Leadership Conference (WRLC) in Phoenix. WRLC provided a perfect opportunity for students to gain…
Middle School
Play Sports!
This article originally appeared in the summer 2017 issue of Harker Magazine. The winter issue of the Harker Magazine will be in mailboxes at…
Students create ‘kindness rocks’ to spread positive messages
On Thursday and Friday of last week, middle schoolers made “kindness rocks” containing positive messages in the spirit of Veterans Day and World Kindness…
Speech and debate having a great first semester
The speech and debate team is off to an amazing start this season! The team has competed at 15 tournaments across the country and has proven to be nationally competitive. Go S&D Eagles!
Historical win for football; freshman runner headed to state finals
Football The Harker football team made history twice last Saturday as it both hosted and won the first ever football playoff game with a…
Grade 7 science students create fidget spinners as a lesson in physics
Last month, grade 7 science students made fidget spinners as a lesson in Newton’s laws of motion; teams of students designed and created their own versions of the toy.
CareerConnect introduces students to AI and its future
Harker CareerConnect took eight students to Constellation Research’s Connected Enterprise summit in late October at the Half Moon Bay Ritz-Carlton. It was an engaging…
Girls golf has best finish ever; cross country, football and girls tennis charge into the playoffs
The girls golf team made history last week as it finished fourth in CCS, the best finish ever for a Harker girls golf team. Cross country, girls tennis and football are all in playoff mode!
Student video makes top 5 percent in Breakthrough Junior Challenge
Seventh grader Grant Sims’ video submission to the 2017 Breakthrough Junior Challenge was ranked among the top 5 percent in the competition. Sims’ video,…
Eighth graders delve into history during Washington, D.C., excursion
Grade 8 students embarked on the yearly class trip to the Washington, D. C. area, starting with a visit to the first permanent English colony on the American continent, Jamestown and going on to visit many of its historic cities and sites.
