Finding community in fantasy card games May 4, 2024 — by Eric Shi Mason Hendley explores his passion and skill in the card game “Magic: The Gathering” through cash tournaments and Friday night sessions at local card shops. read more » Boys’ golf sees success in their practice regimen up in mid-season games April 4, 2024 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney Utilizing a flexible practice method to hone in individual skills, the Boy’s Golf team has won all four of its mid-season games. read more » Senior partners with district and Saratoga Library to host second annual AAPI Multimedia Art Exhibition April 3, 2024 — by Eric Shi and Kevin Yang Senior Ryan Lin hopes the event will create more awareness of the struggles that the AAPI community faces. read more » Engineering lab receives new batch of computers March 29, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi The LGSUHSD Board approved funding 72 upgraded Lenovo Laptops. read more » More AP Exams to transition to digital format beginning in 2025; SHS is among schools piloting more digital tests this year February 14, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi College Board’s decision has drawn both support and backlash from students. read more » Passage of expanded parcel tax would provide $2.5 million annually for district February 14, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi An all-mail ballot election is due May 7 and would raise the parcel tax from the current $49 to $128. read more » Board picks Centrica as solar panel provider; work is set to begin this summer February 8, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Out of four possible proposals for the construction of solar panels and EV charging stations, Centrica stood out on top for its reliability and expertise in the field. read more » Working out at work: Teachers take advantage of campus weight room and swimming pool February 6, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Some teachers work out and practice self-care together during their unscheduled periods. read more » Board approves contract introducing therapy dog in Wellness Centerstarting on Nov. 30 December 11, 2023 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Paws-To-Share’s service dogs Fern and Zuzu visit campus every weekday for stress relief. read more » Policy change eliminates food trucks during school-day events like Turkey Trot December 7, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi In previous years, outside food for purchase has been a staple of many school events; however, this has been discontinued in compliance with school lunch program policies. read more » Board investigates possible parcel tax campaign November 9, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara Parcel tax polling revealed at the Oct. 17 board meeting has narrow support to raise the annual rate from $49 to $249. read more » Major updates made to WiFi system and school website October 21, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Some students have been hesitant to switch to the school’s new WiFi. read more » Board cancels gym renovations but continues with plans for solar panel carports for front parking lot October 21, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara The installation of a new ventilation system for the school gyms was canceled due to an unexpected rise in costs. read more » School sees unexpected influx in freshman enrollment October 21, 2023 — by Kevin Yang and Eric Shi After a few years of declining enrollment, the school’s freshman class size experienced a sudden increase to 305 students. read more » Following a slow start, ‘Ahsoka’ rebounds with an exciting batch of mid-season episodes October 11, 2023 — by Eric Shi Due to the most recent few episodes’ ability to please both older fans and newer watchers of the Star Wars franchise, the latest batch of episodes has improved general fan perception of the show. read more » ASB aims to limit overlapping clubs September 25, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Recent overcrowding of 35 applying clubs and 79 already active clubs has pressed ASB to experiment with reworking various club application and management processes. read more » ‘Clash of Clans’ and ‘Cut the Rope’: Revisiting the games of my childhood June 3, 2023 — by Eric Shi They taught subtle, important skills. read more » Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Boys’ golf sees success in their practice regimen up in mid-season games April 4, 2024 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney Utilizing a flexible practice method to hone in individual skills, the Boy’s Golf team has won all four of its mid-season games. read more » Senior partners with district and Saratoga Library to host second annual AAPI Multimedia Art Exhibition April 3, 2024 — by Eric Shi and Kevin Yang Senior Ryan Lin hopes the event will create more awareness of the struggles that the AAPI community faces. read more » Engineering lab receives new batch of computers March 29, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi The LGSUHSD Board approved funding 72 upgraded Lenovo Laptops. read more » More AP Exams to transition to digital format beginning in 2025; SHS is among schools piloting more digital tests this year February 14, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi College Board’s decision has drawn both support and backlash from students. read more » Passage of expanded parcel tax would provide $2.5 million annually for district February 14, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi An all-mail ballot election is due May 7 and would raise the parcel tax from the current $49 to $128. read more » Board picks Centrica as solar panel provider; work is set to begin this summer February 8, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Out of four possible proposals for the construction of solar panels and EV charging stations, Centrica stood out on top for its reliability and expertise in the field. read more » Working out at work: Teachers take advantage of campus weight room and swimming pool February 6, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Some teachers work out and practice self-care together during their unscheduled periods. read more » Board approves contract introducing therapy dog in Wellness Centerstarting on Nov. 30 December 11, 2023 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Paws-To-Share’s service dogs Fern and Zuzu visit campus every weekday for stress relief. read more » Policy change eliminates food trucks during school-day events like Turkey Trot December 7, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi In previous years, outside food for purchase has been a staple of many school events; however, this has been discontinued in compliance with school lunch program policies. read more » Board investigates possible parcel tax campaign November 9, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara Parcel tax polling revealed at the Oct. 17 board meeting has narrow support to raise the annual rate from $49 to $249. read more » Major updates made to WiFi system and school website October 21, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Some students have been hesitant to switch to the school’s new WiFi. read more » Board cancels gym renovations but continues with plans for solar panel carports for front parking lot October 21, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara The installation of a new ventilation system for the school gyms was canceled due to an unexpected rise in costs. read more » School sees unexpected influx in freshman enrollment October 21, 2023 — by Kevin Yang and Eric Shi After a few years of declining enrollment, the school’s freshman class size experienced a sudden increase to 305 students. read more » Following a slow start, ‘Ahsoka’ rebounds with an exciting batch of mid-season episodes October 11, 2023 — by Eric Shi Due to the most recent few episodes’ ability to please both older fans and newer watchers of the Star Wars franchise, the latest batch of episodes has improved general fan perception of the show. read more » ASB aims to limit overlapping clubs September 25, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Recent overcrowding of 35 applying clubs and 79 already active clubs has pressed ASB to experiment with reworking various club application and management processes. read more » ‘Clash of Clans’ and ‘Cut the Rope’: Revisiting the games of my childhood June 3, 2023 — by Eric Shi They taught subtle, important skills. read more » Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Senior partners with district and Saratoga Library to host second annual AAPI Multimedia Art Exhibition April 3, 2024 — by Eric Shi and Kevin Yang Senior Ryan Lin hopes the event will create more awareness of the struggles that the AAPI community faces. read more » Engineering lab receives new batch of computers March 29, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi The LGSUHSD Board approved funding 72 upgraded Lenovo Laptops. read more » More AP Exams to transition to digital format beginning in 2025; SHS is among schools piloting more digital tests this year February 14, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi College Board’s decision has drawn both support and backlash from students. read more » Passage of expanded parcel tax would provide $2.5 million annually for district February 14, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi An all-mail ballot election is due May 7 and would raise the parcel tax from the current $49 to $128. read more » Board picks Centrica as solar panel provider; work is set to begin this summer February 8, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Out of four possible proposals for the construction of solar panels and EV charging stations, Centrica stood out on top for its reliability and expertise in the field. read more » Working out at work: Teachers take advantage of campus weight room and swimming pool February 6, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Some teachers work out and practice self-care together during their unscheduled periods. read more » Board approves contract introducing therapy dog in Wellness Centerstarting on Nov. 30 December 11, 2023 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Paws-To-Share’s service dogs Fern and Zuzu visit campus every weekday for stress relief. read more » Policy change eliminates food trucks during school-day events like Turkey Trot December 7, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi In previous years, outside food for purchase has been a staple of many school events; however, this has been discontinued in compliance with school lunch program policies. read more » Board investigates possible parcel tax campaign November 9, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara Parcel tax polling revealed at the Oct. 17 board meeting has narrow support to raise the annual rate from $49 to $249. read more » Major updates made to WiFi system and school website October 21, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Some students have been hesitant to switch to the school’s new WiFi. read more » Board cancels gym renovations but continues with plans for solar panel carports for front parking lot October 21, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara The installation of a new ventilation system for the school gyms was canceled due to an unexpected rise in costs. read more » School sees unexpected influx in freshman enrollment October 21, 2023 — by Kevin Yang and Eric Shi After a few years of declining enrollment, the school’s freshman class size experienced a sudden increase to 305 students. read more » Following a slow start, ‘Ahsoka’ rebounds with an exciting batch of mid-season episodes October 11, 2023 — by Eric Shi Due to the most recent few episodes’ ability to please both older fans and newer watchers of the Star Wars franchise, the latest batch of episodes has improved general fan perception of the show. read more » ASB aims to limit overlapping clubs September 25, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Recent overcrowding of 35 applying clubs and 79 already active clubs has pressed ASB to experiment with reworking various club application and management processes. read more » ‘Clash of Clans’ and ‘Cut the Rope’: Revisiting the games of my childhood June 3, 2023 — by Eric Shi They taught subtle, important skills. read more » Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Engineering lab receives new batch of computers March 29, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi The LGSUHSD Board approved funding 72 upgraded Lenovo Laptops. read more » More AP Exams to transition to digital format beginning in 2025; SHS is among schools piloting more digital tests this year February 14, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi College Board’s decision has drawn both support and backlash from students. read more » Passage of expanded parcel tax would provide $2.5 million annually for district February 14, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi An all-mail ballot election is due May 7 and would raise the parcel tax from the current $49 to $128. read more » Board picks Centrica as solar panel provider; work is set to begin this summer February 8, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Out of four possible proposals for the construction of solar panels and EV charging stations, Centrica stood out on top for its reliability and expertise in the field. read more » Working out at work: Teachers take advantage of campus weight room and swimming pool February 6, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Some teachers work out and practice self-care together during their unscheduled periods. read more » Board approves contract introducing therapy dog in Wellness Centerstarting on Nov. 30 December 11, 2023 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Paws-To-Share’s service dogs Fern and Zuzu visit campus every weekday for stress relief. read more » Policy change eliminates food trucks during school-day events like Turkey Trot December 7, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi In previous years, outside food for purchase has been a staple of many school events; however, this has been discontinued in compliance with school lunch program policies. read more » Board investigates possible parcel tax campaign November 9, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara Parcel tax polling revealed at the Oct. 17 board meeting has narrow support to raise the annual rate from $49 to $249. read more » Major updates made to WiFi system and school website October 21, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Some students have been hesitant to switch to the school’s new WiFi. read more » Board cancels gym renovations but continues with plans for solar panel carports for front parking lot October 21, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara The installation of a new ventilation system for the school gyms was canceled due to an unexpected rise in costs. read more » School sees unexpected influx in freshman enrollment October 21, 2023 — by Kevin Yang and Eric Shi After a few years of declining enrollment, the school’s freshman class size experienced a sudden increase to 305 students. read more » Following a slow start, ‘Ahsoka’ rebounds with an exciting batch of mid-season episodes October 11, 2023 — by Eric Shi Due to the most recent few episodes’ ability to please both older fans and newer watchers of the Star Wars franchise, the latest batch of episodes has improved general fan perception of the show. read more » ASB aims to limit overlapping clubs September 25, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Recent overcrowding of 35 applying clubs and 79 already active clubs has pressed ASB to experiment with reworking various club application and management processes. read more » ‘Clash of Clans’ and ‘Cut the Rope’: Revisiting the games of my childhood June 3, 2023 — by Eric Shi They taught subtle, important skills. read more » Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
More AP Exams to transition to digital format beginning in 2025; SHS is among schools piloting more digital tests this year February 14, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi College Board’s decision has drawn both support and backlash from students. read more » Passage of expanded parcel tax would provide $2.5 million annually for district February 14, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi An all-mail ballot election is due May 7 and would raise the parcel tax from the current $49 to $128. read more » Board picks Centrica as solar panel provider; work is set to begin this summer February 8, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Out of four possible proposals for the construction of solar panels and EV charging stations, Centrica stood out on top for its reliability and expertise in the field. read more » Working out at work: Teachers take advantage of campus weight room and swimming pool February 6, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Some teachers work out and practice self-care together during their unscheduled periods. read more » Board approves contract introducing therapy dog in Wellness Centerstarting on Nov. 30 December 11, 2023 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Paws-To-Share’s service dogs Fern and Zuzu visit campus every weekday for stress relief. read more » Policy change eliminates food trucks during school-day events like Turkey Trot December 7, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi In previous years, outside food for purchase has been a staple of many school events; however, this has been discontinued in compliance with school lunch program policies. read more » Board investigates possible parcel tax campaign November 9, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara Parcel tax polling revealed at the Oct. 17 board meeting has narrow support to raise the annual rate from $49 to $249. read more » Major updates made to WiFi system and school website October 21, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Some students have been hesitant to switch to the school’s new WiFi. read more » Board cancels gym renovations but continues with plans for solar panel carports for front parking lot October 21, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara The installation of a new ventilation system for the school gyms was canceled due to an unexpected rise in costs. read more » School sees unexpected influx in freshman enrollment October 21, 2023 — by Kevin Yang and Eric Shi After a few years of declining enrollment, the school’s freshman class size experienced a sudden increase to 305 students. read more » Following a slow start, ‘Ahsoka’ rebounds with an exciting batch of mid-season episodes October 11, 2023 — by Eric Shi Due to the most recent few episodes’ ability to please both older fans and newer watchers of the Star Wars franchise, the latest batch of episodes has improved general fan perception of the show. read more » ASB aims to limit overlapping clubs September 25, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Recent overcrowding of 35 applying clubs and 79 already active clubs has pressed ASB to experiment with reworking various club application and management processes. read more » ‘Clash of Clans’ and ‘Cut the Rope’: Revisiting the games of my childhood June 3, 2023 — by Eric Shi They taught subtle, important skills. read more » Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Passage of expanded parcel tax would provide $2.5 million annually for district February 14, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi An all-mail ballot election is due May 7 and would raise the parcel tax from the current $49 to $128. read more » Board picks Centrica as solar panel provider; work is set to begin this summer February 8, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Out of four possible proposals for the construction of solar panels and EV charging stations, Centrica stood out on top for its reliability and expertise in the field. read more » Working out at work: Teachers take advantage of campus weight room and swimming pool February 6, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Some teachers work out and practice self-care together during their unscheduled periods. read more » Board approves contract introducing therapy dog in Wellness Centerstarting on Nov. 30 December 11, 2023 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Paws-To-Share’s service dogs Fern and Zuzu visit campus every weekday for stress relief. read more » Policy change eliminates food trucks during school-day events like Turkey Trot December 7, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi In previous years, outside food for purchase has been a staple of many school events; however, this has been discontinued in compliance with school lunch program policies. read more » Board investigates possible parcel tax campaign November 9, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara Parcel tax polling revealed at the Oct. 17 board meeting has narrow support to raise the annual rate from $49 to $249. read more » Major updates made to WiFi system and school website October 21, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Some students have been hesitant to switch to the school’s new WiFi. read more » Board cancels gym renovations but continues with plans for solar panel carports for front parking lot October 21, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara The installation of a new ventilation system for the school gyms was canceled due to an unexpected rise in costs. read more » School sees unexpected influx in freshman enrollment October 21, 2023 — by Kevin Yang and Eric Shi After a few years of declining enrollment, the school’s freshman class size experienced a sudden increase to 305 students. read more » Following a slow start, ‘Ahsoka’ rebounds with an exciting batch of mid-season episodes October 11, 2023 — by Eric Shi Due to the most recent few episodes’ ability to please both older fans and newer watchers of the Star Wars franchise, the latest batch of episodes has improved general fan perception of the show. read more » ASB aims to limit overlapping clubs September 25, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Recent overcrowding of 35 applying clubs and 79 already active clubs has pressed ASB to experiment with reworking various club application and management processes. read more » ‘Clash of Clans’ and ‘Cut the Rope’: Revisiting the games of my childhood June 3, 2023 — by Eric Shi They taught subtle, important skills. read more » Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Board picks Centrica as solar panel provider; work is set to begin this summer February 8, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Out of four possible proposals for the construction of solar panels and EV charging stations, Centrica stood out on top for its reliability and expertise in the field. read more » Working out at work: Teachers take advantage of campus weight room and swimming pool February 6, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Some teachers work out and practice self-care together during their unscheduled periods. read more » Board approves contract introducing therapy dog in Wellness Centerstarting on Nov. 30 December 11, 2023 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Paws-To-Share’s service dogs Fern and Zuzu visit campus every weekday for stress relief. read more » Policy change eliminates food trucks during school-day events like Turkey Trot December 7, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi In previous years, outside food for purchase has been a staple of many school events; however, this has been discontinued in compliance with school lunch program policies. read more » Board investigates possible parcel tax campaign November 9, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara Parcel tax polling revealed at the Oct. 17 board meeting has narrow support to raise the annual rate from $49 to $249. read more » Major updates made to WiFi system and school website October 21, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Some students have been hesitant to switch to the school’s new WiFi. read more » Board cancels gym renovations but continues with plans for solar panel carports for front parking lot October 21, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara The installation of a new ventilation system for the school gyms was canceled due to an unexpected rise in costs. read more » School sees unexpected influx in freshman enrollment October 21, 2023 — by Kevin Yang and Eric Shi After a few years of declining enrollment, the school’s freshman class size experienced a sudden increase to 305 students. read more » Following a slow start, ‘Ahsoka’ rebounds with an exciting batch of mid-season episodes October 11, 2023 — by Eric Shi Due to the most recent few episodes’ ability to please both older fans and newer watchers of the Star Wars franchise, the latest batch of episodes has improved general fan perception of the show. read more » ASB aims to limit overlapping clubs September 25, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Recent overcrowding of 35 applying clubs and 79 already active clubs has pressed ASB to experiment with reworking various club application and management processes. read more » ‘Clash of Clans’ and ‘Cut the Rope’: Revisiting the games of my childhood June 3, 2023 — by Eric Shi They taught subtle, important skills. read more » Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Working out at work: Teachers take advantage of campus weight room and swimming pool February 6, 2024 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Some teachers work out and practice self-care together during their unscheduled periods. read more » Board approves contract introducing therapy dog in Wellness Centerstarting on Nov. 30 December 11, 2023 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Paws-To-Share’s service dogs Fern and Zuzu visit campus every weekday for stress relief. read more » Policy change eliminates food trucks during school-day events like Turkey Trot December 7, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi In previous years, outside food for purchase has been a staple of many school events; however, this has been discontinued in compliance with school lunch program policies. read more » Board investigates possible parcel tax campaign November 9, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara Parcel tax polling revealed at the Oct. 17 board meeting has narrow support to raise the annual rate from $49 to $249. read more » Major updates made to WiFi system and school website October 21, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Some students have been hesitant to switch to the school’s new WiFi. read more » Board cancels gym renovations but continues with plans for solar panel carports for front parking lot October 21, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara The installation of a new ventilation system for the school gyms was canceled due to an unexpected rise in costs. read more » School sees unexpected influx in freshman enrollment October 21, 2023 — by Kevin Yang and Eric Shi After a few years of declining enrollment, the school’s freshman class size experienced a sudden increase to 305 students. read more » Following a slow start, ‘Ahsoka’ rebounds with an exciting batch of mid-season episodes October 11, 2023 — by Eric Shi Due to the most recent few episodes’ ability to please both older fans and newer watchers of the Star Wars franchise, the latest batch of episodes has improved general fan perception of the show. read more » ASB aims to limit overlapping clubs September 25, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Recent overcrowding of 35 applying clubs and 79 already active clubs has pressed ASB to experiment with reworking various club application and management processes. read more » ‘Clash of Clans’ and ‘Cut the Rope’: Revisiting the games of my childhood June 3, 2023 — by Eric Shi They taught subtle, important skills. read more » Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Board approves contract introducing therapy dog in Wellness Centerstarting on Nov. 30 December 11, 2023 — by William Cao and Eric Shi Paws-To-Share’s service dogs Fern and Zuzu visit campus every weekday for stress relief. read more » Policy change eliminates food trucks during school-day events like Turkey Trot December 7, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi In previous years, outside food for purchase has been a staple of many school events; however, this has been discontinued in compliance with school lunch program policies. read more » Board investigates possible parcel tax campaign November 9, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara Parcel tax polling revealed at the Oct. 17 board meeting has narrow support to raise the annual rate from $49 to $249. read more » Major updates made to WiFi system and school website October 21, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Some students have been hesitant to switch to the school’s new WiFi. read more » Board cancels gym renovations but continues with plans for solar panel carports for front parking lot October 21, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara The installation of a new ventilation system for the school gyms was canceled due to an unexpected rise in costs. read more » School sees unexpected influx in freshman enrollment October 21, 2023 — by Kevin Yang and Eric Shi After a few years of declining enrollment, the school’s freshman class size experienced a sudden increase to 305 students. read more » Following a slow start, ‘Ahsoka’ rebounds with an exciting batch of mid-season episodes October 11, 2023 — by Eric Shi Due to the most recent few episodes’ ability to please both older fans and newer watchers of the Star Wars franchise, the latest batch of episodes has improved general fan perception of the show. read more » ASB aims to limit overlapping clubs September 25, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Recent overcrowding of 35 applying clubs and 79 already active clubs has pressed ASB to experiment with reworking various club application and management processes. read more » ‘Clash of Clans’ and ‘Cut the Rope’: Revisiting the games of my childhood June 3, 2023 — by Eric Shi They taught subtle, important skills. read more » Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Policy change eliminates food trucks during school-day events like Turkey Trot December 7, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi In previous years, outside food for purchase has been a staple of many school events; however, this has been discontinued in compliance with school lunch program policies. read more » Board investigates possible parcel tax campaign November 9, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara Parcel tax polling revealed at the Oct. 17 board meeting has narrow support to raise the annual rate from $49 to $249. read more » Major updates made to WiFi system and school website October 21, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Some students have been hesitant to switch to the school’s new WiFi. read more » Board cancels gym renovations but continues with plans for solar panel carports for front parking lot October 21, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara The installation of a new ventilation system for the school gyms was canceled due to an unexpected rise in costs. read more » School sees unexpected influx in freshman enrollment October 21, 2023 — by Kevin Yang and Eric Shi After a few years of declining enrollment, the school’s freshman class size experienced a sudden increase to 305 students. read more » Following a slow start, ‘Ahsoka’ rebounds with an exciting batch of mid-season episodes October 11, 2023 — by Eric Shi Due to the most recent few episodes’ ability to please both older fans and newer watchers of the Star Wars franchise, the latest batch of episodes has improved general fan perception of the show. read more » ASB aims to limit overlapping clubs September 25, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Recent overcrowding of 35 applying clubs and 79 already active clubs has pressed ASB to experiment with reworking various club application and management processes. read more » ‘Clash of Clans’ and ‘Cut the Rope’: Revisiting the games of my childhood June 3, 2023 — by Eric Shi They taught subtle, important skills. read more » Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Board investigates possible parcel tax campaign November 9, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara Parcel tax polling revealed at the Oct. 17 board meeting has narrow support to raise the annual rate from $49 to $249. read more » Major updates made to WiFi system and school website October 21, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Some students have been hesitant to switch to the school’s new WiFi. read more » Board cancels gym renovations but continues with plans for solar panel carports for front parking lot October 21, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara The installation of a new ventilation system for the school gyms was canceled due to an unexpected rise in costs. read more » School sees unexpected influx in freshman enrollment October 21, 2023 — by Kevin Yang and Eric Shi After a few years of declining enrollment, the school’s freshman class size experienced a sudden increase to 305 students. read more » Following a slow start, ‘Ahsoka’ rebounds with an exciting batch of mid-season episodes October 11, 2023 — by Eric Shi Due to the most recent few episodes’ ability to please both older fans and newer watchers of the Star Wars franchise, the latest batch of episodes has improved general fan perception of the show. read more » ASB aims to limit overlapping clubs September 25, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Recent overcrowding of 35 applying clubs and 79 already active clubs has pressed ASB to experiment with reworking various club application and management processes. read more » ‘Clash of Clans’ and ‘Cut the Rope’: Revisiting the games of my childhood June 3, 2023 — by Eric Shi They taught subtle, important skills. read more » Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Major updates made to WiFi system and school website October 21, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Some students have been hesitant to switch to the school’s new WiFi. read more » Board cancels gym renovations but continues with plans for solar panel carports for front parking lot October 21, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara The installation of a new ventilation system for the school gyms was canceled due to an unexpected rise in costs. read more » School sees unexpected influx in freshman enrollment October 21, 2023 — by Kevin Yang and Eric Shi After a few years of declining enrollment, the school’s freshman class size experienced a sudden increase to 305 students. read more » Following a slow start, ‘Ahsoka’ rebounds with an exciting batch of mid-season episodes October 11, 2023 — by Eric Shi Due to the most recent few episodes’ ability to please both older fans and newer watchers of the Star Wars franchise, the latest batch of episodes has improved general fan perception of the show. read more » ASB aims to limit overlapping clubs September 25, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Recent overcrowding of 35 applying clubs and 79 already active clubs has pressed ASB to experiment with reworking various club application and management processes. read more » ‘Clash of Clans’ and ‘Cut the Rope’: Revisiting the games of my childhood June 3, 2023 — by Eric Shi They taught subtle, important skills. read more » Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Board cancels gym renovations but continues with plans for solar panel carports for front parking lot October 21, 2023 — by William Cao, Eric Shi and Agastya Vitaldevara The installation of a new ventilation system for the school gyms was canceled due to an unexpected rise in costs. read more » School sees unexpected influx in freshman enrollment October 21, 2023 — by Kevin Yang and Eric Shi After a few years of declining enrollment, the school’s freshman class size experienced a sudden increase to 305 students. read more » Following a slow start, ‘Ahsoka’ rebounds with an exciting batch of mid-season episodes October 11, 2023 — by Eric Shi Due to the most recent few episodes’ ability to please both older fans and newer watchers of the Star Wars franchise, the latest batch of episodes has improved general fan perception of the show. read more » ASB aims to limit overlapping clubs September 25, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Recent overcrowding of 35 applying clubs and 79 already active clubs has pressed ASB to experiment with reworking various club application and management processes. read more » ‘Clash of Clans’ and ‘Cut the Rope’: Revisiting the games of my childhood June 3, 2023 — by Eric Shi They taught subtle, important skills. read more » Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
School sees unexpected influx in freshman enrollment October 21, 2023 — by Kevin Yang and Eric Shi After a few years of declining enrollment, the school’s freshman class size experienced a sudden increase to 305 students. read more » Following a slow start, ‘Ahsoka’ rebounds with an exciting batch of mid-season episodes October 11, 2023 — by Eric Shi Due to the most recent few episodes’ ability to please both older fans and newer watchers of the Star Wars franchise, the latest batch of episodes has improved general fan perception of the show. read more » ASB aims to limit overlapping clubs September 25, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Recent overcrowding of 35 applying clubs and 79 already active clubs has pressed ASB to experiment with reworking various club application and management processes. read more » ‘Clash of Clans’ and ‘Cut the Rope’: Revisiting the games of my childhood June 3, 2023 — by Eric Shi They taught subtle, important skills. read more » Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Following a slow start, ‘Ahsoka’ rebounds with an exciting batch of mid-season episodes October 11, 2023 — by Eric Shi Due to the most recent few episodes’ ability to please both older fans and newer watchers of the Star Wars franchise, the latest batch of episodes has improved general fan perception of the show. read more » ASB aims to limit overlapping clubs September 25, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Recent overcrowding of 35 applying clubs and 79 already active clubs has pressed ASB to experiment with reworking various club application and management processes. read more » ‘Clash of Clans’ and ‘Cut the Rope’: Revisiting the games of my childhood June 3, 2023 — by Eric Shi They taught subtle, important skills. read more » Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
ASB aims to limit overlapping clubs September 25, 2023 — by Derek Liang and Eric Shi Recent overcrowding of 35 applying clubs and 79 already active clubs has pressed ASB to experiment with reworking various club application and management processes. read more » ‘Clash of Clans’ and ‘Cut the Rope’: Revisiting the games of my childhood June 3, 2023 — by Eric Shi They taught subtle, important skills. read more » Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
‘Clash of Clans’ and ‘Cut the Rope’: Revisiting the games of my childhood June 3, 2023 — by Eric Shi They taught subtle, important skills. read more » Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths May 26, 2023 — by Eric Shi Calculus provides a way to better understand the world around us and has practical applications in many fields. read more » Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing March 15, 2023 — by Eric Shi Two juniors were selected to enter their work into the National Council of Teachers of English’s (NCTE) 2023 writing competition, which asks students to explore the theme of ‘Education First.’ read more » English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
English teachers weigh in on Academy Award-nominated film adaptation of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ March 3, 2023 — by Parav Manney and Eric Shi Even though the movie significantly strayed from the source material, sophomore English teachers Mrs. Laws and Mr. Cortez thoroughly enjoyed the filmmaking. read more » ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’ worth seeing despite lack-luster plot February 17, 2023 — by Eric Shi and Parav Manney The movie offers compelling motion capture while also integrating it realistically into the environment. read more » AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
AI-generated images aren’t the future of art January 24, 2023 — by Andrew Lin, George Huang, Eric Shi While the emergence of AI might seem threatening to artists, in reality there’s nothing to fear. read more » NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent January 18, 2023 — by Eric Shi Organic Chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired from the school because students petitioned that his class was “too hard.” read more » Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Top 10: ways to walk December 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi From walking normally to marching, the ways to get from point A to point B are almost limitless. read more » The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
The need for speed: Junior races go-karts at an elite level November 20, 2022 — by Eric Shi and Daniel Wu Junior Yashom Kapoor’s unique path in Go-Karting, a relatively niche extreme sport, and his never-ending hunt for speed, adrenaline and victory. read more » Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Star Wars franchise gets refreshing reboot with “Andor” November 17, 2022 — by Eric Shi “Andor” may be the best thing that has come out of the franchise in a while, boasting high-quality writing, an excellent score and visually-stunning CGI. read more » Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Freshmen power up with exciting quad day performance September 30, 2022 — by Eric Shi Freshman vice president unpacks their performance and explains their preparation process. read more » The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life September 27, 2022 — by Eric Shi From “Wild Kratts” to “Looney Toons,” cartoons served as a cornerstone of childhood. read more » Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline September 24, 2022 — by Eric Shi My unique experience with Dungeons and Dragons after it recently experienced a popular resurgence. read more » SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
SAT to undergo major overhaul September 19, 2022 — by Eric Shi Some students express concerns about incoming changes. read more » Visuals by Eric March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
March 29, 2024: Engineering lab receives new batch of computers The board ordered a fresh new set of more powerful Lenovo Laptops to improve the workflow efficiency of the Engineering Lab. October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
October 21, 2023: Students and staff attend climate conference in Taiwan October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
October 13, 2023: Relishing my mornings: my short 5-minute commute to school My walk pathway from my house to Saratoga High. September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
September 24, 2023: Geo-prodigy: Memorizing the locations of every country in the world Where the heck is Tajikistan? August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
August 31, 2023: 100-word rant: Dear crows, please stop stealing my lunch The crows especially enjoy delicacies such as pepperoni pizza. May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
May 26, 2023: Calculus serves as the fundamental building block in many career paths Derivative is in fact a very nice word to say, especially if you want to make it past the first month of a Calculus class. March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
March 30, 2023: Meta’s Metaverse so far a financial flop Meta shoveling money into the fire that is the Metaverse. March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
March 27, 2023: Medical misinformation and its role in the pandemic Medical misinformation has historically led to the mistreatment and misdiagnosis of countless conditions, both related and unrelated to COVID-19. March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
March 16, 2023: Reddit and Reels: Tech has made teens like me unable to focus for longer than 15 seconds A student addicted to their phone. March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
March 15, 2023: Junior NCTE nominees explore growth and family in their writing The prestigious NCTE competition attracts the nation’s best writers. March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
March 14, 2023: Opinion: Mental health should be a major consideration when choosing colleges Many universities such as Yale undersell the importance of mental health among their students. March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
March 13, 2023: A perfect day for a stressed Saratoga student I imagine myself on a worry free vacation in a typical, stressful school day. January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
January 18, 2023: NYU professor’s firing at the hands of disgruntled students sets bad precedent Students decided to pin almost all of the blame on their professor. December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
December 19, 2022: Top 10: ways to walk The Doctor Livesy walk, among many different techniques, as pictured in the central person. December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
December 17, 2022: Qatar: fraudulent sportswasher or soccer’s new sensational spectacle? Qatar has endured a lot of scrutiny; however, this World Cup has been a success. November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
November 9, 2022: History in Film takes field trip to AMC theater, watches ‘Amsterdam’ Students spent their class period watching “Amsterdam” in the theater. September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
September 27, 2022: The impact of childhood cartoons carries on throughout life Watching cartoons stimulates the imagination. September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
September 24, 2022: Dungeons and Dragons: the best way to pass time offline DnD is an open world role playing game that’s completely offline. September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
September 24, 2022: Tips and tricks to getting an A+ on every essay Disclaimer: please do not follow this advice unless your GPA is professionally trained for cliff-jumping. September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
September 22, 2022: New bell schedule met with approval from students and staff This year’s bell schedule rings with approval from students and staff. September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
September 20, 2022: Top 10: ways to seem smart What you’ll look like after reading this. September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.
September 19, 2022: SAT to undergo major overhaul The SAT will change from a paper test to a digital format.