Three Harker teams named State Academic Team Champions
It was an amazing 2017-18 season for Harker athletics, and it recently got even better. Boys cross country, boys golf and baseball were named…
Upper School
Cutler-Bell recipient, now an alumna, receives commendation from City of San Jose
Amy Jin ’18 drew a fine accolade from the City of San Jose via Councilmember Chappie Jones, who, along with Mayor Sam Liccardo, presented…
[UPDATED] Four more National Merit winners named, bringing total to 17
Last week, six Harker students learned they are recipients of corporate-sponsored scholarships in the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Competition.
2018 grad named candidate for U.S. Physics Team; 10 other students reach top 10 percent
Last month, the American Association of Physics Teachers named Swapnil Garg ’18 one of 20 high school students nationwide who will contend for a…
Three juniors pick up awards at Intel International Science and Engineering Fair
At this year’s Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), held May 14-18 in Pittsburgh, juniors Anjay Saklecha and Krish Kapadia were grand award…
CareerConnect hosts Excel seminar
In late May, CareerConnect hosted an Excel workshop led by Juston Glass, business and entrepreneurship teacher. He spoke to about 15 students on how…
Two students recognized in Chemistry Olympiad
Two Harker students earned high marks in this year’s Chemistry Olympiad, organized by the American Chemical Society. Swapnil Garg, grade 12, was named a…
Boys volleyball makes history and Eagles clean up with many All-League honors
The boys volleyball season was a huge success as the Eagles made the CCS Finals and NorCal Finals for the first time in Harker history. Congrats on a great year!
Seniors take final steps as Harker students at moving ceremony
The 2018 senior class officially became graduates on May 24 at this year’s graduation ceremony; attendees flocked to the Mountain Winery in Saratoga to see the Class of 2018 take this pivotal step in their young lives.
Junior Prameela Kottapalli wins Best in Class for essay in Growing Up Asian in America contest
Earlier this month, junior Prameela Kottapalli’s essay, “Because She Has Hope,” was named a Best in Class entry for grades 9-12 in the 2018…
