Grade 3 students celebrated Dress for History Day by wearing costumes inspired by modes of dress from different cultures from various historical periods. Costumes included miners, hippies and Civil War veterans.
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Society for Science names two seniors finalists in 2018 Regeneron Science Talent Search
Two Harker seniors were announced as finalists in the 2018 Regeneron Science Talent Search. They will be headed to Washington, D.C., in March for the final stage of the competition.
DECA/TALON team takes top honors in Herff Jones national challenge
The Harker team has won the 2018 Herff Jones Marketing Results Challenge in Houston! The challenge was to create marketing campaigns to increase yearbook awareness and sales on campus.
Alumna sworn in as San Jose human services commissioner
Jessica Dickinson Goodman ’07 was sworn in this week as a City of San Jose Human Services Commissioner for District 2.
Harker Preschool specialists speak at annual kindergarten conference
Two Harker Preschool teachers recently attended the California Kindergarten Association’s annual conference in Santa Clara.
Grade 7 team is a global finalist in DECA Idea Challenge
The Harker team Insulator Warrior, Inc., is a global finalist in the elementary/middle school category of the DECA Idea Challenge.
Grade 1 students take cultural journey through Cantor Arts Center
Grade 1 students visited the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University for an up-close look at works from various periods including Auguste Rodin’s famous sculpture “The Thinker.”
Vegesna Grant recipient shares benefits of Rome classes with students, fellow faculty members
Clifford Hull, upper school Latin and history teacher, spoke to fellow faculty members recently about his six-week summer experience at the American Academy in Rome, made possible by a Vegesna Teacher Excellence Endowment grant.
Grade 4 toy drive delivers more than 400 toys to families in need
The grade 4 holiday toy drive came to a successful end as students delivered 435 toys to St. Justin’s Community Ministry in Santa Clara
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.
