Ashley Feng

Students, parents and staff come together to discuss ways to improve the school.

Aerial cinematographer shares advice and answers questions about unique film craft

The players hope to translate their early season successes to future games and improve communication on the court.

Call from a senior interested in going to Stanford prompts writing of the book.

Some students take on new roles; other refine the work they've done in past years.

Review on Saratoga Bagels

The night celebrates the 10-year anniversary of the program

Benefit Fashion Show reaches record participation with over 200 student models. 

Underclassmen look forward to upcoming season of mock trial for courtroom experience.

Field Hockey's new lineup and progress.

After music program relocates to new building, MAP takes over old music rooms. 

New Leadership class upgrade offers officer more time to plan school events.

Class officer, ASB positions set for next year after school-wide vote.

Athletics seeks way to bridge $60,000 deficit and get more parents to make the asked-for $250 donation for each sport.

Sophomore MAP students embark on documentary project. 

Student excelling in chemistry uses his talent to help others. 

Students share experiences regarding hit-and-runs in SHS.

Senior guard Jenny Qian tore her ACL and PCL, two of the four main ligaments in the knee, and her meniscus, a piece of cartilage in the knee, in her sophomore year during varsity basketball practice, when she slipped on class of 2016 alumna Nicole Prowse’s foot and cracked her knee the wrong way while being guarded in a drill.  

The 2017 junior prom venue was booked in early May last year by the Class of 2018’s officers, who toured multiple other venues prior to settling on The Glasshouse.  

With the bright spotlights shining down on them, model after model strutted down the runway as the audience cheered and cameras flashed. A total of 179 models walked the runway on March 4 — the most in Benefit Fashion Show’s history. What may have not been so obvious was the months of work that went into the 10 seconds of glamour each model experienced.  

Interview-based story that reaches out to former Falcon editor-in-chiefs to inquire about how their experiences have stayed with them and influenced them.

The varsity Winter Guard team tied for fourth place out of five teams and made it to finals with their performance at the Winter Guard International (WGI) Modesto regional competition on Feb. 25 at Enoch High School.

Seniors share experiences of applying for financial aid for college. 

Mock Trial members share experiences on first scrimmage, and how they can improve in the future. 

Sophomore talks about passion. 

Sophomore shares experiences and skills regarding her horoscope. 

Senior Sophie Cichanowicz shares her experience living in Texas to be a part of Houston Ballet Academy’s year-round professional division.

The Leadership class will take an annual field trip to Disneyland in January. 

Sophomore shares thoughts on new movie, "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them", believing it to be quite mediocre. 

Students follow "easy" pie recipes but end up with mediocre results.

Girls’ water polo  bounced back after their first conference loss to Lynbrook with a 5-2 win against Monta Vista on Oct. 13, bringing their conference record to 11-1.

The 2016-2017 Mock Trial case packet, released on Sept. 8, deals with the issue  of human trafficking, as the prosecution tries to prove that the defendant, Cameron Awbrey, is guilty of human trafficking and false imprisonment. The case topic has not been covered in the last few years and reflects the growing awareness of human trafficking in the U.S.  

Although only high-profile social media figures have been recruited to endorse these brands in the past,  companies that are not yet established enough to hire celebrities have recently started reaching out to college and high school students in an effort to advertise to a larger audience.  

Despite my patriotic customs, I cannot be considered “fully American.” This is because I was born in Toronto, Canada, and only moved to the United States when I was 3.  

In an attempt to cushion their already overflowing bank accounts, pharmaceutical drug companies are pushing consumers in need of life-saving medicine into financial crises. Mylan, the manufacturers of EpiPens, has been the prime example lately.  

Recently my dad bought an Amazon Echo, a voice-activated device that can control lighting, report news and play music. The old-school expression about children — they don’t speak (or play) unless spoken to — rings true of our Echo.  

Review on the "Eighth Harry Potter Book"

ASB’s planning has paid off already, as they have held a few spirit events and fundraisers over the summer.

Information about utilization of new scanner system at SHS

Sophomore shares perspective on heartwarming acts in the Olympics. 

Girls' Water Polo team discusses hopes and plans for upcoming season.