Krish Mysoor, grade 8, placed first at the Damus Hollywood Invitational Tournament, the only eighth grader in memory to take first place at a varsity national qualifier to the Tournament of Champions.
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Students attend constellation research conference
As part of the business and entrepreneurship department’s CareerConnect program, and thanks to the generous support of the Constellation Research organization, four upper school Harker students attended the annual Constellation Research Conference on Tuesday at the Ritz-Carlton in Half Moon Bay.
Grade 6 students head outdoors for annual trip
During the middle school’s trip week, sixth graders headed to Redwood Glen for four days of fun and bonding.
Grade 4 students create lanterns for annual Diwali celebration
Grade 4 students enjoyed a special Diwali celebration today, making lanterns for the annual multiday festival – celebrated in Hindu, Sikh and Jain cultures…
TEDx Harker School 2019 features great speakers, interesting booths
Harker held its 2019 TEDx conference this past weekend and brought some great speakers and booths to the campus.
Student-organized Children’s Business Fair offers learning and business opportunities
On Oct. 12, the student-founded non-profit KidzRule, co-founded last year by Harker sixth grader Mikhil Kiran, held the second annual Santa Clara Children’s Business Fair in Santa Clara’s Live Oak Park.
Homecoming brings Harker community out for an evening of football, friends and fun
The Harker community showed up in the hundreds for Saturday night’s Homecoming to enjoy company with friends and family, sample a variety of foods and cheer on the Eagles, who took on the Saint Vincent de Paul Mustangs.
Newest inductees added to Harker’s Athletic Hall of Fame
Harker’s year-old Athletic Hall of Fame doubled in size tonight, when four new inductees were presented with their awards and formally entered as hall of famers.
Harker community enjoys a sweet, fun-filled day at Family & Alumni Picnic
This year’s Family & Alumni Picnic brought hundreds of members of the Harker community to the lower school campus to enjoy games, food, student performances and more.
Harker Programming Club hosts Girls Programming League Challenge
The Harker Programming Club hosted the second Girls Programming League Challenge, in which 100 girls from around the Bay Area took part in a coding contest and attended talks by a wide variety of guest speakers.
