Author Kyle Lukoff spoke to middle school students on a special Zoom appearance, talking about his 2021 novel, “Too Bright to See.”
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Assembly covers Black history in Santa Clara County
Last week, a special middle school assembly featured author and historian Jan Batiste Adkins, who shared the history of African Americans in the Bay Area and Santa Clara County area.
Cantus closes 2022-23 HCS season on uplifting note
The Twin Cities-based vocal ensemble delivered a diverse and creatively arranged collection of songs.
Student-founded App Dev League holds in-person workshops
The organization recently held a series of workshops on application development in partnership with the Oakland Housing Authority and the ICA Cristo Rey Academy.
Speech and debate coach inducted into Gold Key Society
Speech and debate coach Greg Achten was inducted into the Emory University Barkley Forum’s Gold Key Society
Art teacher receives prestigious Eureka Fellowship
Longtime upper school art teacher Pilar Agüero-Esparza was named one of the 12 most recent Bay Area artists to join the Fleischhacker Foundation’s Eureka Fellowship Program.
Senior Sally Zhu named Regeneron finalist
She is now eligible to attend the final stage of the competition, to be held in Washington, D.C., in March.
Harker DECA performs well at Silicon Valley Career Development Conference
More than 120 Harker DECA members attended the regional Silicon Valley Career Development Conference from Jan. 6-8.
Entrepreneur Atit Jariwala speaks at CareerConnect event
On Wednesday, Harker’s CareerConnect club hosted an event with entrepreneur and venture capitalist Atit Jariwala.
Student recognized for feature on pro basketball alum
Sophomore Emma Milner’s story on Robert Rothbart MS 2000 received a Best of SNO award from Student News Online.
