Three-peat: Third Harker student wins $20,000 H&R Block Challenge
Freshman Luisa Pan’s college account got a big boost from a $20,000 scholarship from H&R Block for winning the H&R Block Budget Challenge! Two…
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MS speech and debate team earns First Place Sweepstakes Team Award, many other awards
Harker middle school speech and debate team members competed at a variety of tournaments across the country and had some great results!
Senior Jacqueline He named Presidential Scholar; Manjoine recognized as distinguished teacher
Senior Jacqueline He was named a 2018 Presidential Scholar in the Arts, becoming the sixth student from Harker to earn Presidential Scholar recognition in the school’s history.
’08 Alumna takes year off med school to be medical producer on “The Dr. Oz Show”
Ranjita Raghavan ’08 had a fascinating break from her studies: After three years of medical school, she took a year off to work as…
Middle school MathCounts students shine at state competition; one bound for nationals
At the MathCounts state competition on March 31 at Stanford University, the Harker middle school team won the state MathCounts championship in a field of 35 teams and 175 students.
CareerConnect speaker informs on employment in commercial art
Miya Jones, high school representative from the Art Institute of San Francisco, came to Harker in late April as part of the CareerConnect program…
Upper school robotics team has history-making run at FIRST Championship
Harker’s upper school robotics team traveled to Houston for the FIRST Championship, its first appearance at the championships since 2005, and they had a great run!
Harker teams earn recognition at 2018 Tech Challenge
Over the weekend, four Harker teams from lower and middle school were award winners in the 2018 Tech Challenge Showcase, held at the Tech Museum in San Jose.
Two alumna named 2018 Paul & Daisy Soros Fellows, honoring immigrants and their children
Huge congratulations to Suchita Nety ’13 and Angela Ma ’14 for being named 2018 Paul & Daisy Soros Fellows! This unique program honors 30 outstanding immigrants and children of immigrants from the U.S. and around the world who are pursuing graduate degrees in the United States.
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.
