The annual Ogre Awards saw 88 second graders in costume as literary archetypes from various cultures, including Indonesia, Ecuador and Russia.
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MS and US speech and debate team members rack up solid scores
Harker middle and upper school students competed at three tournaments in March, all against high school students.
Administrators serve up lunch to lucky auction winners
The 10th annual Stellar Waitstaff Luncheon, a silent auction item that survived the cancelling of the Harker Family & Alumni Picnic was, as usual, a great success!
Annual Hoscars show makes triumphant return at Rothschild Performing Arts Center
The annual upper school Hoscars variety show made its Rothschild Performing Arts Center debut on Friday, featuring dozens of students putting their many talents on display.
Harker Cancer Walk raises awareness and more than $6,300 for Camp Okizu
An estimated 650 people arrived at the middle school campus Friday morning for the 2018 Cancer Walk, an annual event which raises awareness of cancer and money for Camp Okizu.
SFSU orchestra director visits middle school music students
On Monday, middle school music students received a visit from Brad Hogarth, band and orchestra director at San Francisco State University.
Harker DECA performs impressively at State Career Development Conference
Over 80 students and six chaperones from The Harker School DECA chapter traveled to Anaheim for the 2018 California State Career Development Conference (SCDC) whre the chapter had 27 overall finalists.
Circle Celebration draws lively, glittering crowd
Harker celebrated its major donors at the Head of School’s Circle Celebration on March 17.
LS and MS athletes earn many top spots: eight first places, six undefeated seasons
This past winter was amazing, with many league and tournament championships – and a whole lot of fun! We started off in early winter with boys basketball and girls soccer and finished in late winter with girls basketball and boys soccer.
Harker recognizes National School Walkout in honor of Parkland shooting victims
Today, schools across the country organized walkouts to remember the lives of those taken in the Feb. 14 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., in which 14 students and three staff members were killed.
