Sophomore wins second President’s Volunteer Service Award
Sophomore Arushi Sharma recently received her second consecutive President’s Volunteer Service Award, which is awarded to people who have a positive impact on their…
Upper School
Student-founded nonprofit offers computer science education to communities
In August, the App Dev League, a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded by Harker junior Krish Maniar, held its first Appathon for high school students.
Upper school fall play ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ delights audiences
This year’s upper school fall play, “Much Ado About Nothing,” which premiered last week, brought audiences to the Patil Theater to enjoy a unique interpretation of one of Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies.
Eagle Update: Success in tennis, golf, water polo and cross country
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Coaches Cheng and Smith each awarded CCS Coach of the Year
Last week, Harker athletics coaches Ie-Chen Cheng and Theresa Smith were each named Coach of the Year for the Central Coast Section in girls golf and girls volleyball, respectively, by the National Federation of State High School Association’s (NFHS) Coaches Association.
Eagle Update: Girls golf, tennis hoping to continue strong seasons
After Monday’s win over Sacred Heart, the girls golf team remains undefeated in league play and is currently in first place in the WBAL.…
Girls tennis remains undefeated, football looks ahead to Harker Day
As one Harker team celebrates a big win, several others look ahead to Harker Day, during which no fewer than six Harker teams will be competing.
Harker Key Club wins Cupertino CREST Award
Last month, the Harker Key Club was named Organization of the Year in the City of Cupertino’s 2021 CREST (“Cupertino Recognizes Extra Steps Taken”) Awards.
Daniela Lapidous ’12 talks to Green Team on climate action
Daniela Lapidous ’12 visited the upper school to speak to Harker’s Green Team about her own experiences in environmental activism.
Harker team takes second at Code Quest
A team of three Harker students – sophomores Joe Li, Dustin Miao and Aniketh Tummala – took second place at the Lockheed Martin Code Quest, held this past spring.
