The Twin Cities-based vocal ensemble delivered a diverse and creatively arranged collection of songs.
Schoolwide
Office of Communication video series wins CASE Best of District VII award
Harker’s Office of Communication (OOC) recently received a Best of District VII award from the Council for Advancement & Support of Education (CASE).
Donny McCaslin awes Patil Audience at Harker Concert Series
Saxophonist Donny McCaslin left the Patil Theater audience in awe at the second installment of the 2022-23 Harker Concert Series season.
Board of Fellows kickoff highlights achievements, launches new initiatives
Harker’s Board of Fellows kicked off their year tonight by hosting a special Head of School Gathering with Brian Yager, head of school, and invited members of Harker’s community of entrepreneurs and venture investment professionals, to attend.
Second annual Harker Day attended by thousands
ore than 3,500 Harker community members headed to the upper school campus this past Saturday for the second annual Harker Day.
Art teachers gain firsthand experience with Thai art and culture
This past summer, K-5 visual arts chair Gerry-louise Robinson and middle school art teacher Sofie Siegmann traveled to Thailand to learn more about the country’s art, culture and history through the Raju and Bala Vegesna Teacher Excellence Program.
Leah Rosenberg to be next artist-in-residence for Dickinson Endowment
Bay Area-based artist Leah Rosenberg has been announced as the second artist-in-residence of the Dickinson Visual Arts Endowment.
2022-23 Harker Concert Series lineup announced
The artist lineup for the 2022-23 season of the Harker Concert Series features the San Jose Chamber Orchestra, saxophonist Donny McCaslin and the vocal group Cantus.
A Dream Fulfilled: Middle school opens on the Union Ave. Campus
This story originally appeared as a photo gallery in the fall/winter 2021 issue of Harker Magazine. The full story with photos is published on…
The Gold Standard: Librarians are teachers and their subject is information literacy
This story originally appeared in the fall/winter 2021 issue of Harker Magazine. The original version of this story is published on issuu. A strong…
