Students Pitch Mobile Application to Venture Capitalists
Imagine yourself driving down Saratoga Avenue, taking the usual route to the upper school campus, when suddenly the orange low-fuel sign turns on, warning…
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Two Win Awards at International Science and Engineering Fair
Alex Han, Gr. 12 and Revanth Kosaraju, Gr. 10, received special recognition at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), held May 9-14…
[Update] Senior Selected for Physics Olympiad Team Again
[Update] Andrew Zhou, 2010 valedictorian and member of the United States Physics Team, arrived in College Park, Md., this morning with the other 19…
Gr. 10 JETS Team Takes First Place Nationally
Harker was selected as the best overall national team in the “9th/10th Level” category in this year’s JETS (Junior Engineering Technical Society) competition. Coached…
Gr. 8 Teams Win Top Two Spots in eCybermission Contest
Two teams of Gr. 8 students were recently declared winners in the Southwest Pacific Region for this year’s eCybermission contest. Dubbed the Dust Busters,…
Intel Finalist Receives County Commendation
On April 13, Namrata Anand, Gr. 12, was presented with a county commendation from the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors. She was honored…
Two Students Earn Grand Prizes at Synopsys Science Fair
Harker ‘s middle and upper schools were once again big winners at the Synopsys Science and Technology Championship, pulling in more than 40 awards.…
Harker Intel Finalist Takes Second in People’s Choice Awards
Namrata Anand, Gr. 12, recently earned second place in the Intel Science Talent Search People’s Choice Awards. Anand was one of 40 national finalists…
Two Students Headed to National Junior Science Symposium in Maryland
Alex Han, Gr. 12 and Jacqueline Wang, Gr. 9, have been selected as two of the five delegates from the Northern California region to…
Harker Intel Finalist Mentioned in N.Y. Times Column
New York Times op-ed writer Thomas L. Friedman mentioned Harker’s Intel Talent Search finalist Namrata Anand, Gr. 12, in his March 20 column after…