Girls water polo stays hot and the seniors dominate in football blowout
Football The football team dominated visiting Lowell on Friday to the tune of 50-0. It was also Senior Night, and the Seniors had quite…
Upper School
Business & entrepreneurship program facets explained to freshmen in “Crash Course”
Ashley Gauba, grade 10, contributed to this report The first business & entrepreneurship Crash Course event was held this week to tell incoming high…
Guest speaker informs students about dangers of plastic waste
Environmental activist Jackie Nunez visited the upper school today for a special assembly on the use of plastic and how disposable plastic products –…
Senior holds inaugural event for sports nonprofit opening offices in U.S.
Organized by Akhila Ramgiri, grade 12, Harker hosted a basketball tournament as an awareness event for Hi5 Youth Foundation in the school’s athletic center this past weekend.
AP U.S. History students engage in discussion about First Amendment for Constitution Day
In recognition of Constitution Day, recognized this past Monday, upper school history teacher Julie Wheeler’s AP U.S. history students participated in a special video chat discussion on the First Amendment.
Mitra and Near endowment awardees for humanities research papers announced
Harker is pleased to announce its 2018-19 endowment awardees; each student will receive a grant to help them in their yearlong effort producing a research paper on a humanities subject.
Girls water polo, golf and volleyball lead the way in Harker’s week in sports
Girls Water Polo The girls water polo team picked up two big league wins last week followed by a strong tournament showing. The Eagles…
Twenty-two percent of seniors named National Merit semifinalists
Yesterday, the National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced that 43 Harker seniors – 22 percent of the class of 2019 – were named semifinalists in…
Sophomore raises $31K from benefit concert with help of recent grads
Andrew Semenza ‘18 and Millie Lin ‘18, at the behest of brother Jason Lin, grade 10, performed for a benefit concert on Aug. 19 along with friend Kevin Zhu, a Bay Area native and world-renown violist. All proceeds went to the Tahirih Justice Center, a national nonprofit committed to serving as many immigrant women and girls fleeing violence as possible.
Girls tennis and golf tournament finishes highlight the week in Harker athletics
Girls Volleyball The girls volleyball team picked up two big wins last week, defeating Carmel 3-2 and Westmont 3-1. In the win over Carmel,…
