Nanoseed, a student-run organization that offers low-interest loans and grants to students and entrepreneurs in rural China, will hold its second benefit concert at the Rothschild Performing Arts Center on Fri., March 13 at 7 p.m. All proceeds will be put toward loans and student scholarships.
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Lower school celebrates another successful pajama and book drive
Yesterday, the lower school held its annual pajama assembly to commemorate the end of another successful pajama and book drive. Every year, third graders…
Middle school students make pouches for Australian wildlife
Middle school students made special pouches for Australian wildlife orphaned in the bushfires that have been ravaging the country.
Upper school students explore ways to serve community at Service Fair
Students filled Nichols Hall for this year’s Service Fair, where student-run organizations, as well as representatives of local and national organizations, answered questions about the many community service opportunities available.
Students work to protect and learn about nature on Freshman Service Day
Last week, grade 9 students went to Rancho Cañada del Oro Open Space Preserve in Morgan Hill for Freshman Service Day, working to clear and widen the preserve’s trails.
Junior uses debate skills to help sixth grade girls at Oracle community workshop
Deven Parikh, grade 10, joined his mother at a communication debate workshop at Oracle in late July to help grade 6 girls learn the basics of speech and debate.
Student-run benefit concert raises $8,000 to combat poverty in rural China
In April, the student-run nonprofit organization Nanoseed held a special benefit concert at the Rothschild Performing Arts Center. The concert featured performances by pianist…
Student-run NanoSeed hosting benefit concert this Saturday
NanoSeed, a student-run nonprofit organization dedicated to helping impoverished areas of rural China, will present a special benefit concert on Saturday, April 20, at…
Green Team students attend conference on plastic ocean pollution
Over the weekend of Feb. 22-24, Harker Green Team officers Anvi Banga, Alex Shing and Anthony Shing, all grade 11, and Natasha Yen, grade…
Student poems to appear in public as part of San Jose’s ‘Litter-ature’ art project
Five Harker upper school students’ poems were recently selected to be made into pieces of public art as part of the city of San…