This past weekend, Harker’s Bel Canto and Cantilena choral ensembles garnered unanimous superior ratings at the California Music Educators Association (CMEA) Choral Festival, held at Saratoga High School.
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Harker teams start the spring season on a high note
Track and Field Over the weekend, the track and field team competed at The King’s Academy Track Classic and broke four school records. The…
Student work to be showcased in New Museum Los Gatos exhibit
Five Harker students – senior Debarati Chatterjee, juniors Elizaveta Egorova and Elizabeth Yang, and sophomores Eric Fang and Sofia Kassaras – were recently selected…
Harker Aquila named finalist in NSPA Online Pacemaker competition
Harker Aquila, the upper school’s student news website, was recently named a finalist in the 2018 National Scholastic Press Association’s Online Pacemaker competition.
Boys golf, tennis and volleyball lead the way as the spring season takes off
Boys Golf The boys golf team officially opened its season with a strong fifth place finish out of 25 of the best Bay Area…
Upper school students speak to EPA officials on repeal of Clean Power Plan
A group of Harker students attended a special listening session held in San Francisco by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regarding the proposed repeal of the Clean Power Plan.
Linguistics students move on to invitational round of 2018 NACLO
Ten Harker students have moved on to the invitational round of the North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad!
Senior wins gold medal at Romanian Master of Mathematics competition
Senior Swapnil Garg participated in the Romanian Master of Mathematics competition, held Feb. 21-26 in Bucharest, and was one of just 10 competitors worldwide to win a gold medal.
Sophomore realizes dream, takes first place in original oratory at Berkeley tournament
Sophomore Avi Gulati achieved one of his dreams at the Cal High School Speech and Debate Tournament, held Feb. 17-19, by taking first place in original…
Upper school students take environmental service trip to Alviso
Thirty-five upper school students, along with biology teacher Anita Chetty and Mandarin teacher Shaun Jahshan, visited the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge on an environmental service trip.
