The Harker team Insulator Warrior, Inc., is a global finalist in the elementary/middle school category of the DECA Idea Challenge.
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Middle schoolers provide more than 400 gifts to Family Giving Tree
Middle schoolers worked hard to fulfill holiday wishes for families in need during the campus’ Family Giving Tree drive.
Ashvin Swaminathan ’13 adds Morgan Prize for mathematics research to his laurels
The American Mathematical Society today announced Ashvin Swaminathan ’13 has been awarded the 2018 AMS-MAA-SIAM Frank and Brennie Morgan Prize for Outstanding Research in Mathematics by an Undergraduate Student!
Students bringing Rothschild Performing Arts Center to life at grand opening Feb. 2
The last fittings are being bolted into place in the new Rothschild Performing Arts Center; in a few short weeks it will debut. All the hardware, all the sound gear, the plush curtain, the 450 seats, will be brought into motion by students, parents, faculty and staff on Feb. 2. The building will go live in the finest sense of the term.
Four qualify for ACDA California All-State Choir
Four Harker students qualified for the American Choral Directors Association California All-State Choir, which will perform in San Jose Feb. 15-18.
Grade 5 explores Marin Headlands on annual trip
Last week, fifth graders headed up to the Marin Headlands for the annual class trip, during which they took in the breathtaking views offered by the hilly destination, located just across the Golden Gate Bridge.
Speech and debate having a great first semester
The speech and debate team is off to an amazing start this season! The team has competed at 15 tournaments across the country and has proven to be nationally competitive. Go S&D Eagles!
Historical win for football; freshman runner headed to state finals
Seniors learn about college life from Harker alumni at assembly
Packed with care and sent with love: Canceled picnic prompts community fire relief effort
The Harker community pulled together last week to help those affected by the fires in the North Bay, and had the surprise help of an alumna working in disaster relief.