Photo courtesy of Harker Aquila, a student publication

New Harker Science Journal Covered by Aquila

March 14, 2016 by Zach Jones

Harker Aquila, the journalism department’s student news site, recently published a story about Harker’s new peer-reviewed student science journal, Horizon, currently a work in progress. Read the full story at Harker Aquila!

Students and Teachers Attend Diversity Conferences in Florida
GSA Club Shows Support for LGBT Community
Harker Takes Historic First Step at Groundbreaking Ceremony
Tree Removal and Relocation Projects Make Way for Upcoming Athletic and Performing Arts Centers — Video Included!
K-2 Students Take Learning Outside During Second Annual Spring Fling Math Extravaganza
Grade 2 Students Hold Fun Skype Session with Peers from Saudi Arabia
Frank Almond Wields the Lipinski Stradivarius to Dazzling Effect at Harker Concert Series
Alumna Volunteers as Human Rights Advocate in Philippines

The Harker School is a non-profit K-12, coed, private school in Silicon Valley that has earned international recognition for its top academics, quality teachers and student achievements. Founded in 1893 and educating 1,975 students, Harker is the largest independent school of its kind in California. We have beautiful, expansive San Jose campuses specifically designed for each of our three divisions - elementary, middle and upper - where our students enjoy outstanding facilities, leading-edge technology and inspiring faculty who help them become the best they can be.

Learn more about The Harker School

New Harker Science Journal Covered by Aquila

You may also like

Related

Share this:

You may also like

Related