The upper school campus was the scene of lights, music and fun Saturday night, as Harker held the 125th Anniversary Gala, its first gala since 2016.
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Students learn about Quebecois culture and history on inaugural trip
During the Presidents’ Week break, nine upper school students embarked on a new international education trip to Quebec.
Student poems to appear in public as part of San Jose’s ‘Litter-ature’ art project
Five Harker upper school students’ poems were recently selected to be made into pieces of public art as part of the city of San…
Alumna ’15 earns both Stanford’s Sterling Award and Alice T. Schafer math honor
Nitya Mani ‘15 will be awarded the J.E. Wallace Sterling Award for Scholastic Achievement from Stanford University and received an honorable mention for the 2019 Alice T. Schafer Prize for Excellence in Mathematics by an undergraduate woman.
DoE Science Bowl teams make top eight, rookie team takes second
Harker took second in the annual Department of Energy regional science bowl held in mid-February.
Upper school speech and debate enjoys great winter results!
The Harker speech and debate team has continued their winning streak this winter with successes at a host of tournaments across the nation. Students traveled to tournaments across California as well as in Illinois, Georgia, Arizona and Florida. Harker is having an especially strong season and we are proud of the success of all of the students.
Shanghai World Foreign Language Academy students experience Harker during annual visit
Last month, the middle school hosted some special guests during the Shanghai World Foreign Language Academy’s annual visit to Harker!
Japanese language students recognized in New Year’s card contest
Late last month, the Japan Information and Cultural Center at the office of the Consulate-General of Japan in San Francisco recognized three Harker students in its annual New Year’s greeting card contest.
Grade 5 robotics team wins award for science project
Harker’s own “Eagle Bots” FIRST Lego League Team was awarded Most Innovative Solution at the Northern California FLL championship for a science project the students devised to help astronauts eat better.
Senior Kelsey Wu accepted to Jazz in the Neighborhood’s Emerging Artists Program
Senior Kelsey Wu was recently selected to be a part of Jazz in the Neighborhood’s Emerging Artist Program, which connects young Bay Area jazz talents with mentorship and performance opportunities with professional musicians.
