Young theater enthusiasts returned to upper school campus this summer for another run of Summer @ The Conservatory, during which students in a variety of grade and experience levels learned the fundamentals and finer points of performing for stage and screen.
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Harker Concert Series 2021-22 season performers announced
Live music is returning to Harker, as the 2021-22 season of the Harker Concert Series kicks off Nov. 5 with an appearance by Grammy-award winning drummer Jared Schonig.
Senior and Reischauer honoree speaks at 2021 Japan Day
Last weekend, senior Erica Cai gave a presentation about colorism in Japan at an event held by the Stanford Program on International and Cross-Cultural…
20 Harker grads named 2021 National Merit winners
An additional 15 seniors won National Merit scholarships last week, bringing the total number of winners so far to 17.
Boys and girls golf become CCS champions, girls b-ball in semifinals
Harker’s sports successes continued on Tuesday and Wednesday, as the boys and girls golf teams both became CCS champions. The boys team scored 388…
Boys volleyball wins second CCS championship, basketball advances to quarterfinals
The boys volleyball squad completed a mid-season turnaround to win its second-ever CCS championship against Prospect High on Saturday. Congratulations to recent graduates Billy…
Grade 5 takes final steps as lower school students
On Tuesday, fifth graders celebrated their final day as lower school students at the grade 5 promotion ceremony.
Girls tennis wins first team CCS championship, Chung ’21 wins swimming titles
Harker girls tennis made history over Memorial Day weekend, winning its first-ever Central Coast Section championship with a 6-1 win over Menlo School.
Zoom CEO Eric Yuan engages in special Q&A session
On Tuesday, Zoom CEO and Harker parent Eric Yuan made a special Q&A appearance for the Harker community. In a conversation with Brian Yager,…
Alumni research panel offers insight and advice to current students
Earlier this month, the Harker Research Club hosted a panel with Vikas Bhetanabhotla ‘14, Cynthia Chen ‘20, Anastasiya Grebin ‘18 and Ruhi Sayana ‘19, who spoke about their post-high school careers and offered advice on how to find research opportunities.
