Face Time: Cindy Ellis
This story originally appeared in the fall/winter 2017 issue of Harker Magazine. Cindy Ellis has devoted 40 years to Harker, first as a math…
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Face Time: Chris Spenner
This story originally appeared in the fall/winter 2017 issue of Harker Magazine Wisconsin native Chris Spenner never spent more than three years in one…
Face Time: Jocelyn Poplack
This story originally appeared in the fall/winter 2017 issue of Harker Magazine. Jocelyn Poplack is no stranger to adventure. She uprooted five years ago…
Face Time: Grace Wallace
This story originally appeared in the fall/winter 2017 issue of Harker Magazine. Grace Wallace ’95, a grade 1 teacher, radiates happiness. Her love for…
In the News – December 2017
Charles M. Salter Associates, instrumental in designing the acoustical elements of the Rothschild Performing Arts Center and its Patil Theater, tweeted our Harker News…
Vegesna Grant recipient shares benefits of Rome classes with students, fellow faculty members
Clifford Hull, upper school Latin and history teacher, spoke to fellow faculty members recently about his six-week summer experience at the American Academy in Rome, made possible by a Vegesna Teacher Excellence Endowment grant.
In The News: December 2017
Each month, Harker notes news stories that include Harker. Here is the December 2017 line up! Harker’s Siemens Competition finalists were noted in a…
Harker performers get audiences amped at holiday assemblies
On Dec. 8, several Harker performing arts groups gave their annual holiday assembly performances at the lower, middle and upper school campuses. Orchestras from…
LID Vision Day workshops reinforce teaching methods
Yesterday’s LID Vision Day offered Harker teachers the opportunity to attend a variety workshops led by Harker middle school teachers, some of whom participated…
Student experience at Rothschild Performing Arts Center augmented by pro acoustical standards
Along with the auditorium in Rothschild Performing Arts Center, there are rehearsal rooms, practice rooms and a top-flight scene shop to support the Harker Conservatory and the 350-400 students participating in performing arts each day. Moving day in February will be the culmination of years of dreaming and hard work.
