In the News: December 2019
A great article published on Medium.com details how Princeton University added a Living Latin class at the urging of Kevin Duraiswamy ‘14. The Daily…
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Teachers bring new methodologies, in-depth studies and sunshine to classrooms through Vegesna grants
Each year, the Raju and Bala Vegesna Foundation’s Teacher Excellence Program at Harker launches a group of teachers on voyages of discovery.
Staff Kudos: Professional accomplishments of our faculty and staff
This article originally appeared in the winter 2019 issue of Harker Magazine. Abigail Joseph In September, Abigail Joseph, middle school learning, innovation and design…
More Than Tech: LID helps teachers transform classrooms
Harker’s learning, innovation and design (LID) department has for years been a key driver of much of the technology and methods that have made the school’s classroom experience continually exceptional.
Spotlight on the Crew: A look behind the scenes at technical theater
As a discipline, technical theater comprises a massive range of theatrical aspects essential for a successful show. Read all about Harker’s tech theater program in this Harker Magazine article.
Entrepreneurship and beyond: Skills learned in incubator classes guide startup development and pay off in life
Harker’s incubator program, after one full year, has turned out some solid successes. Now, starting year two, the benefits to students – far beyond money – are becoming apparent.
In the News: November 2019
Each month Harker publishes articles that mention the school, students or faculty.
Bohemian Trio brings world of sounds to Patil Theater
Bohemian Trio brought a world of sounds to the Patil Theater on Friday night, as the group performed a series of varied and eclectic…
Legendary composer David Amram shares life and music at Harker Speaker Series
On Friday night, the Harker Speaker Series hosted a special evening with legendary composer David Amram, who has collaborated with many of the 20th century’s most influential cultural figures, including Jack Kerouac, Bob Dylan, Hunter S. Thompson and Leonard Bernstein.
Eighth grader has phenomenal results in varsity debate tournament
Krish Mysoor, grade 8, placed first at the Damus Hollywood Invitational Tournament, the only eighth grader in memory to take first place at a varsity national qualifier to the Tournament of Champions.
