Harker Continues Hot Streak in Intel and Siemens Competitions
This article originally appeared in the spring 2011 Harker Quarterly. Harker managed to reach two milestones in January when Intel announced that seven Harker…
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Harker Opens First High School Triple Helix Chapter; First Articles Posted
The Triple Helix Online, the online journal of The Triple Helix, Inc., recently published several stories written by Harker students. The Triple Helix, Inc.…
Harker Team Takes Second at Regional Science Bowl
Grade 8 students Matthew Huang, Neil Movva and Andrew Zhang; grade 7 student Jonathan Ma; and Aneesh Samineni, grade 6, placed second in the…
Harker Excels in Feb. and March Math Contests
During a flurry of math contests in February and March, Harker students have been performing admirably. On Feb. 12, Harker participated in the Santa…
Intel STS Winners Announced, Three Californians in Top 10
The winners of the 2011 Intel Science Talent Search were announced Tuesday, and although Harker’s two finalists, Rohan Mahajan and Nikhil Parthasarathy, both grade…
Harker Science Program Featured in Sunday Mercury News
Mar. 15, 2011 [Update] KQED radio featured a short interview on their California Report this moring with Nikhil Parthasarathy, grade 12, as he and…
Mercury News calls Harker the ‘It’ school for next Einsteins
The San Jose Mercury ran a great story about Harker and its science program, saying, “With 20 Intel semifinalists and four finalists in six…
Young Physicists Team Takes Championship at Oak Ridge
Harker’s Young Physicists team brought home the championship trophy in early February, a school first, and is prominently featured on the tournament’s home page.…
Update: Intel Finalists Receive Commendation at City Hall
Feb. 16, 2011 [Update] Nikhil Parthasarathy and Rohan Mahajan were awarded commendations during the San Jose City Council meeting in mid-February. “The Harker School has…
Harker is Only School in Nation With Two Intel Finalists
Jan. 28, 2011 [Update] For video coverage of the Intel awards and interviews of students and others, see the Mountain View and Cupertino patch.com stories…