Eleanor Goh

Senior's first film becomes a success after being played at the San Francisco Film Festival. 

Junior shines as drum major.

Winter percussion looks for a better future. 

Jazz Cararet event unites community.

Students concerned about earlier AP exam signup date.

Senior finds weekend programs educational and informative.

Decision to change AP exam sign-ups is meant to help students.

Grads discuss where they got their start in a foreign language.

Students love for singing continues into high school.

Accelerated medical programs provide interested medical students a quicker path through college. 

Junior reveals how voting polls held by organizations may not yield truly accurate results during the actual election. 

Senior engages in an intriguing racing hobby.

Mohnike explains her experience raising child

Nationally ranked senior excels in hammer. 

Sophmore excels in chess. 

Since the time of the lens release, Snapchat has been under fire not once but twice for creating racially insensitive filters.  

The Olympics are and always have been a selective institution for the privileged that are able to afford dedicating their lives to their sport

With Spanish teacher Rebeca Marshburn returning to San Antonio, Texas, next year to be closer to relatives after three years at the school, history teacher Matt Torrens has been hired to be the new activities director for next year.

It is a memory that members of the Zero Robotics club will cherish. Last December, they gathered together in front of a computer and cheered as they watch a livestream of their code running on a satellite aboard the International Space Station.

“Then I yelled something that probably shouldn't go on the website,” attendance secretary Mandy Armes said on Humans of Saratoga High last September after realizing she was to have fraternal twins. The post received an overwhelming 422 likes and many comments like “congratulations” and “love you.”

Senior reflects on grandparents struggles during the Holocaust. 

Several hundred parents and students got information to help them sort through their options for next year.

Compared to other top-notch schools in the country, the school has success in test scores and graduation rates, but doesn’t have as good of a record when it comes to attendance, according to assistant principal Brian Thompson.  

Reporters explore San Francisco.

Mock funerals, or classes in which participants lie down in a coffin while fully alive, are South Korea’s attempt to diminish its increasing suicide rate, currently at an average of 40 suicides per day.  

Students bond to support each other as finals approach.

Junior Lea Moustakas took home first place at the annual singing competition, which was attended by roughly 100 people.

Junior Anya Herne, now a model for the local agency HMM Halvorson, has realized that modeling is much tougher than it appears.

Gift ideas for parents, siblings, relatives, and friends.

Photography club restarts after failing to turn in minutes.

This year, College Board has decided that the PSAT will be administered on two Wednesdays only, Oct. 14 and 28, the latter of which is the date Saratoga High students will take the test to avoid conflicts with Homecoming, which occurs during the week of Oct. 12.

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