Harker Preschool community steps up to help flood victims
Harker Preschool students and their parents went all out to assist San Jose residents who were affected by the recent flooding. Preschool families donated about…
Outreach
Grade 6 students learn about different cultures, make Valentine’s Day cards for Meals on Wheels
On Jan. 31, the grade 6 advisories spent the afternoon rotating among three different activities, while the grades 7 and 8 students watched the…
Soccer teams take to the field for Camp Okizu at annual Kicks Against Cancer game
In late January, upper school soccer teams took to Davis Field for this year’s Kicks Against Cancer event to benefit Camp Okizu, which organizes…
Middle school students gather 350 gifts for Family Giving Tree holiday drive
Over the holiday season, middle school students worked hard to collect gifts for Family Giving Tree, delivering 350 gifts to the organization. With the…
Student-run WonderBots! program aims to bring more girls into tech
Junior Anooshree Sengupta recently led her first WonderBots! program, which she spearheaded to foster interest in technology among local girls in grades 5-8. Designed…
Harker contingent joins Adopt-A-Highway in trash cleanup
Harker teacher and Green Team member Diana Moss and her son Kevin Moss ’14, along with sisters Anika Banga, grade 11, and Anvi Banga,…
Nearly 600 toys collected in grade 4 toy drive
Grade 4 students came up big yet again in this year’s holiday toy drive, collecting a whopping 572 toys for St. Justin’s Community Outreach…
Grade 6 families put together holiday dinner baskets for homeless shelter
Earlier this month, grade 6 parents pitched in to put together holiday dinner baskets for LifeMoves, a local organization dedicated to helping homeless individuals…
Harker Green Team organizes fall clothing drive
In November, Harker’s Green Team – an upper school organization that promotes sustainability and awareness of environmental issues – held a clothing drive to…
Harker students spend a Saturday morning helping clean up Guadalupe River Trail
Seventeen students and four teachers from Harker’s upper school joined about 40 other concerned citizens to remove litter from San Jose’s Guadalupe River Trail…
