Performing Arts – Harker Quarterly Winter 2014
This article originally appeared in the winter 2014 Harker Quarterly. ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ Becomes Urban Fantasy in Upper School Production The Harker Conservatory modernized…
Schoolwide
Trendsetting: Inspiring Girls Who Code
This article originally appeared in the winter 2014 Harker Quarterly. By Mayra Flores De Marcotte It’s identified as the gender gap and has been a…
Headlines: Herd Mentality Limits Students’ Potential
This article originally appeared in the winter 2014 Harker Quarterly. by Chris Nikoloff, Head of SchoolMy son’s basketball team had its first tournament of the…
Rothschilds, Trustees and Fellows Make Special Accommodation and Extend Challenge
This article was originally published in the winter 2014 Harker Quarterly. A special accommodation has been made by the Rothschilds, trustees and fellows. This accommodation…
Harker Community Meets Rothschild Challenge!
This article was originally published in the winter 2014 Harker Quarterly. In keeping with Harker’s culture and tradition of philanthropy, more than 1,000 families rallied…
Harker Performers Show Up Big at Santana Row Tree Lighting
Harker performing arts groups had a big presence at the Santana Row tree lighting ceremony, “Light Up the Row,” on Nov. 18. Seven groups performed…
In the News, Fall 2014
San Jose Mercury News – Nov. 20, 2014: Football player Keanu Forbes, grade 12, is mentioned in the Varsity Extra Highlight Reel for his…
Frosh Golfer Has Best-Ever Harker Finish; Volleyball, XC, Tennis All Head to CCS!
Big news out of Harker sports! An Eagles golfer made it farther than any other Eagle, while varsity volleyballers achieved one of the highest…
Nichols Invitational Debate Tournament Attracts Nearly 400 Competitors
Harker hosted the 15th annual Howard and Diana Nichols Invitational Debate Tournament on the last weekend of September. A total of 380 students from 26 California…
Freshman Golfer Takes Second in CCS; MS Golf Wins WBAL Tourney; Teams Gear Up for Tournaments
News Flash! UPDATE: Freshman Katherine Zhu played a phenomenal golf game, shooting 3 under 69, to take second place in the CCS Championships. That is…
