Last week, fifth graders headed up to the Marin Headlands for the annual class trip, during which they took in the breathtaking views offered by the hilly destination, located just across the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Speech and debate having a great first semester
The speech and debate team is off to an amazing start this season! The team has competed at 15 tournaments across the country and has proven to be nationally competitive. Go S&D Eagles!
Historical win for football; freshman runner headed to state finals
Football The Harker football team made history twice last Saturday as it both hosted and won the first ever football playoff game with a…
Grade 7 science students create fidget spinners as a lesson in physics
Last month, grade 7 science students made fidget spinners as a lesson in Newton’s laws of motion; teams of students designed and created their own versions of the toy.
Seniors learn about college life from Harker alumni at assembly
For more on this subject, check out the winter issue of Harker Magazine coming to mailboxes at the end of December. In the article,…
[UPDATED] Harker team qualifies for Siemens Competition national finals
Harker had 10 semifinalists and has two finalists in the 2017 Siemens Competition! Read all about these amazing students!
Student video makes top 5 percent in Breakthrough Junior Challenge
Seventh grader Grant Sims’ video submission to the 2017 Breakthrough Junior Challenge was ranked among the top 5 percent in the competition. Sims’ video,…
Packed with care and sent with love: Canceled picnic prompts community fire relief effort
The Harker community pulled together last week to help those affected by the fires in the North Bay, and had the surprise help of an alumna working in disaster relief.
Chamber ensemble Frequency 49 visits middle school music class
Woodwind ensemble Frequency 49 visited the middle school classroom on Thursday to show students how chamber music is performed by professional musicians.
Students help protect and maintain Coyote Valley Open Space Preserve
Harker freshman worked to widen and clear the four-mile Arrowhead Loop Trail and remove invasive, non-native plants from an adjacent meadow.
