Lapidous and Indukuri Share Podium with Energy Secretary
[Update: June 16, 2011] The appearance of Shreya Indukuri and Daniela Lapidous at the White House Smart Grid conference was noted in an article in…
Outreach
Eighth Graders Raise Money for Children’s Hospital
In early May a representative of the Shriners Hospitals for Children – Sacramento came to Harker’s middle school to accept a $1,200 check from the…
Defying Rain, Cancer Walkers Raise Thousands
The portents of rain weren’t enough to keep students, parents, faculty and staff from once again swarming the Blackford campus on April 13 for…
Gay Straight Alliance Releases Inaugural Newsletter
The Harker Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) released the inaugural edition of its newsletter in early April. “The Rainbow Connection” contains a variety of interviews, personal…
Green Girls Address Thousands, Including U.S. CTO and ARPA-Energy Head in D.C.
April 29, 2011 Update: Aneesh Chopra, U.S. chief technology officer, has written an extensive blog about his visit with Daniela Lapidous and Shreya Indukuri, both grade…
Students Help Raise Thousands for Autism Programs
Several Harker students participated in a fundraising mixer for the Pacific Autism Center for Education (PACE). Jackie Jin and Jennie Xu, both grade 11,…
Innovation Team Seeks Votes for Environmental Video
The Harker Innovation Team has submitted a video to the LEAF ECOmmercial contest and they need your help to win! The competition has a…
Grade 6 Students Assist Overseas Entrepreneurs
History teacher Cyrus Merrill’s grade 6 advisory recently made a series of loans to help fund entrepreneurs in poor countries. Utilizing a service offered…
Freshmen Pitch In at Shelter over Break Week
A group of ninth graders spent two days in early February helping out at InnVision’s Georgia Travis Center, a shelter for homeless women and children in…
Sixth Graders Bag 100 Toiletry Kits for Women and Children’s Shelter
Pat White’s grade 6 advisory did a bang-up job collecting toiletries for the Georgia Travis Center for Women and Children. The students sorted and…