Sixth Graders Meet Their Tamagawa Buddies!
This story recently appeared in the winter 2012 edition of Harker Quarterly. Excited grade 6 students met their buddies from Harker’s sister school in…
Global Education
Memorial Scheduled for Former Global Ed Director Bill Bost
Harker’s former director of global education, Bill Bost, passed away in June and his friends at Harker are joining with Bost’s dear friend, Mike…
Harker Sixth Graders Meet Their Tamagawa Buddies!
For weeks Nikhil Dharmaraj had been envisioning what it would be like to finally meet his overseas buddy, Momotaro Nakamoto. On Oct. 16 that vision became…
Tamagawa Video Conferences Set the Stage for an Exciting Grade 6 Student Exchange Program
On Sept. 21 and 28, grade 6 students mettheir Tamagawa buddies and families from Harker’s sister school, Tamagawa Gakuen in Tokyo, Japan, for the…
Visiting Australian Exchange Students Observe Harker’s Rich Performing Arts Offerings
The Harker School’s global education and performing arts departments were thrilled to warmly welcome more than two dozen students who recently visited from Saint…
Harker Benefits from Visits by Exchange Teachers from Japan and China
Harker hosted two exciting visits from exchange teachers last month, one from Japan and the other from China. Both Yu Sasaki of Japan and…
Exchange Teacher to St. Stephen’s Delves into Culture
This article was originally published in the fall 2012 Harker Quarterly. Harker’s global education program sent upper school English teacher Jennifer Siraganian to Saint…
Japanese Save the Children Rep Visits to Discuss Tsunami Relief Efforts
On Sept. 6, Yu Sasaki, a Japanese representative from Save the Children, visited Harker to talk to the students about her relief work in…
Australian Exchange Teacher Spends Time at Harker
For two weeks in April, Sam Cleary, a teacher at St. Stephen’s College in Australia, visited the upper school to teach and observe classes…
Students Explore Japan on Annual Grade 6 Trip
This article was originally published in the summer 2012 Harker Quarterly. A dozen and a half grade 6 students 18 students, along with chaperones…