Student Travels to India to Perform Medical Screenings, Tests Nearly 600 Children
After being diagnosed as a freshman with hypothyroidism – a disorder in which the thyroid gland fails to produce sufficient thyroid hormone, causing fatigue,…
Upper School
Students Learn Challenges and Rewards of Directing
This story originally appeared in the spring 2014 Harker Quarterly. Three Harker seniors made their directorial debuts at this year’s Student Directed Showcase in…
Winter Concert Brings Middle and Upper School Musicians Together
This story originally appeared in the spring 2014 Harker Quarterly. In mid-January, San Jose’s Mexican Heritage Plaza Theater played host to the annual middle…
Upper School Students Celebrate “Peace, Love, and Dance”
This story originally appeared in the spring 2014 Harker Quarterly. Students took charge as both dancers and choreographers to celebrate “Peace, Love, and Dance”…
Computer Science Program Expands
This story originally appeared in the spring 2014 Harker Quarterly. By Debbie Cohen and Zach Jones Even Democrats and Republicans agree on the crucial…
TEDxHarkerSchool Offers Expert Insights On Entrepreneurship
The latest installment of TEDxHarkerSchool was held March 22 at the upper school campus. Launched in fall 2011, the student-organized series of events gives…
Golfers Knock Down Rival, Remain Undefeated; Boys Veeball Hands First Defeat to Rival; Girls Soccer Players Honored by Merc
Spring sports Action! Golf Last week, the undefeated boys golf team took down undefeated Menlo to remain in first place. This week, they did…
Math Chair Receives Inspirational Teacher Award from MIT
Late last month, Bradley Stoll, mathematics department chair, was named the recipient of an Inspirational Teacher Award from MIT. Alumna Lorraine Wong ’13 nominated Stoll…
DECA and Business and Entrepreneurship Continue at a Blistering Pace
This story originally appeared in the spring 2014 Harker Quarterly. After hitting the ground running in the fall, the business and entrepreneurship department and DECA chapter…
Students Are Passionate About Volunteer Outreach Efforts – from Humane Society to Free The Children
This spring saw an amazing number of important outreach efforts at both Harker’s lower and upper schools. At the lower school, grade 1 students…
