Senior Amy Jin one of five in the country to win Cutler-Bell Prize in High School Computing
Last month, senior Amy Jin was named one of five students nationwide to receive the Cutler-Bell Prize in High School Computing. Jin’s project provides…
Upper School
Speech and debate students bring home great results at state competition
Harker students did extremely well last weekend at the California High School Speech Association state tournament, with four Eagles making it to finals! Avi…
Spring musical makes Patil Theater debut with production of ’42nd Street’
The Harker Conservatory reached a milestone this past weekend, as this year’s spring musical, “42nd Street,” was the first to be held at the…
Eagles look to head into playoffs on a high note; junior makes elite lacrosse team for second year in a row
Boys Tennis The boys tennis team improved to 14-2 on the year as it defeated Crystal Springs Uplands 5-2 and 6-1 and The King’s…
Harker picks up four grand prizes at 2018 Synopsys Championship
At last month’s Synopsys Science & Technology Championship, four Harker juniors were grand prize winners, which earned them a trip to the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair.
Records fall in track and swim as boys golf, tennis and volleyball keep rolling
Track and Field The track and field team took on the entire WBAL last week at The King’s Academy with great results, including 25…
Five students qualify for national math olympiads
Four Harker upper school students and one middle school student have advanced to the third round of the USA Math Olympiad and Junior Math Olympiad, respectively.
Upper school robotics travels to Houston for world championships
The upper school robotics team is in Houston this week for the FIRST Championship, which includes teams from more than 60 countries. The team…
Pair earns fifth place nationwide in policy debate
The policy debate duo of Anusha Kuppahally, grade 11, and Megan Huynh, grade 12, finished the season tied for fifth place in the nation!…
CareerConnect speaker offers advice on careers in the humanities
In late March, CareerConnect hosted Marguerite Gong Hancock, founder of the Computer History Museum’s Exponential Center and a graduate from both Stanford and Harvard,…
