Michelle Lee

Seniors prepare to embark on one last journey with highschool friends before heading off to college. 

Seniors mimick TV show's Valentine's Day tradition.

YouTube Red fails to provide users with unique and original benefits. 

High costs of off-campus dances threaten future dances. 

Lee and Zhou try delicious ice cream between crunchy macaroons

High costs make off-campus location tough to pull off, organizers say.

Senior travels to neighboring schools' football games in search of hype and new social atmospheres. 

Students are satisfied with Uber due to practicability and interactions with drivers

Music students have more room to practice, easier access to McAfee Center in 23,000 square foot structure.

Junior prom venue proves to be too small; junior class officers originally thought the GlassHouse was ideal, yet the main complaint they got had to do with its size.

Freshman's experience volunteering at a Syrian refugee camp.

Senior lacrosse captain balances his many passions. 

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

Starting with this year’s senior class, both Saratoga High School and Los Gatos High School are offering their students a chance to receive the State Seal of Biliteracy on their diplomas.

After some complications and delays, the school has finally adopted the new GPA system starting this spring semester for the Class of 2020.

Reporter shares her grandfather's recounting of early war-ridden Korea.

Juniors try new restaurant.

Seniors share experiences of applying for financial aid for college. 

Freshman goes to national tournament for jump roping. 

Many students dream of continuing to play the sport they love all the way through college. Of course, the reality of trying to get accepted by a college’s sports program and then actually playing the sport while completing a difficult academic load is a laborious feat.  

The Cuttlefish, one of four First Tech Challenge teams the school has this year, turned their hours of design, coding and construction into an 18-inch-by-18 inch robot during a competition at Sequoia High on Nov. 6. They were accompanied by the three other fish-themed SHS teams, Team Jellyfish, Team Cuttlefish and Team Betafish.  

Of the four candidates who ran for a Los Gatos-Saratoga Union High School District Board position at the High School level, incumbents Rosemary Rossi and Katherine Tseng filled the two available positions, winning 30.4 percent and 30.1 percent of the votes respectively. Saratoga parent Ron Jones got 21.8 percent and Los Gatos parent Kyle Park received 17.6 percent.  

At Palo Alto High School, the Class of 2017 has the choice of submitting through Common Apps their weighted or unweighted GPAs. But it was brought to the school board’s attention that having weighted GPAs might increase stress levels, as APs and Honors grades are reported on a 5.0 scale.  

Boys' soccer team aims for new hopes with new members. 

Hidden between the large window panes of the library and the gate of the upper field, Hyde Park provides a clean and quiet environment for students to study or socialize.  

Current college counselor discusses connections with past SHS students. 

Water polo captain critiques team. 

Junior Katy Wilson notices large cultural differences betwen Saratoga and hometown of Houston. 

Based on author Ransom Riggs’ best-selling book series, the movie, released on Sept. 30, follows the basic “hero” plotline: an adolescent  protagonist, Jake Portman, doesn’t fit in his regular life (in Florida). After a terrifying call to action (his grandfather mysteriously dying), he goes on an adventure to a new world (a house for children who have “peculiar” powers, cared for by Miss Peregrine). There, he discovers a new truth about himself: He has these magical powers himself.  

During their first meeting on Sept. 11, all 108 members of the robotics team crammed into about half of the 1,000-square foot room to fit in the shot of the video camera and smiled, shouting, “Mr. Robinson, bigger room, please!”  

Unlike the United States, South Korea requires all male citizens to serve in the military for 22 months any time between the ages of 18 and 33. If a citizen passes the age limit and has not completed his service, he is unable to return to South Korea  and even faces arrest or even expulsion.  

Arriving by 6:45, she warms up for half an hour with land exercises that include running, jump roping and stretching. She then hits the ice at 7:45 and starts her lesson with her primary coach, former Olympian and 2010 U.S. National Champion Rachael Flatt. This has been Ding’s daily routine for the past six years.  

Once in awhile, the girls’ cross country captains decide to drag the entire team on a particularly difficult and far run. The most painful course is called “Lookout,” a 5-mile run that goes through Downtown Saratoga and up an enormous hill that leads directly through the Montalvo hiking trails.  

New math teacher Patrizia D’Antona is currently teaching one Geometry class during seventh period at Saratoga High while also teaching Algebra 1 at Los Gatos High during periods 2, 3, 4 and 6.  

Art teacher Diana Vanry has taken over the school’s ceramics classes as well as an Art 1 class and a combined Art, 2,3 and AP Studio Art class.

Junior takes on STEM camp

Water Polo seniors lead the charge

Freshmen share opinions on homecoming theme and dances. 

A group of Lynbrook male students created a "rating" group on Facebook, and others fight back. 

In 2005, history teacher Matthew Torrens introduced the Wild West trip, taking several students to visit Utah and Monticello High School, where he taught prior to Saratoga High. The bi-yearly tradition has continued for 11 years, making this year’s upperclassmen the eighth group that has traveled to Utah with Torrens.  

SHSTV features reports on substitute teacher Bob Kucer, who is subbing for chemistry teacher Kathy Nakamatsu while she is out on maternity leave, Spring Fling dressup days, Winter Guard's recent competition in Las Vegas, Student of the Mnth and the details behind the still-not-completed new softball field, which is delaying the start of the team's home season.

Recap and future plans for baseball team. 

First gaining popularity through YouTube, Charlie Puth is a 24-year-old singer and songwriter known for his collaborations with Wiz Khalifa and Meghan Trainor. His debut album, “Nine Track Mind,” was recently released on Jan. 29 and has pushed him up to the top of the iTunes charts, setting a new standard for contemporary R&B/pop music. Sadly, the quality of the album fails to live up to its popularity.

Watching “The Boy” without the freedom to pause the movie at any time filled us with a palpable sense of dread as we walked into AMC 14 last month. Fortunately for us and unfortunately for “The Boy,” this horror movie failed to scare us as much as we expected.  

The boys have led a strong campaign this season, but with the loss to Los Altos, the team is unlikely to gain enough playoff points in their upcoming games.

As in previous years, this year’s annual Benefit Fashion Show on Feb. 27 will be held in the Large Gym and will boast several different themes, a silent auction and a grand finale.

We are becoming so desensitized to gun violence that news bringing statistics like these have become “just another headline.”

Students bond to support each other as finals approach.

The boys’ soccer season is under way, and the team is being revamped with several younger players after the loss of key seniors from last year.

After many complaints from parents, teachers and students in recent years about the Monday bell times and other issues, a districtwide group called the Schedule Advisory Committee (SAC) has been commissioned to come up with an improved schedule for next year.

Producers:  Jarod Kim, Sabrina Clark, Mary Maccoun Anchors:  Michelle Lee, Michelle Koo Writers:  Nicole Chang, Eleanor Goh, Rotem Shaked Story Producers: Club Day Recap - Jennifer Chen, Sabrina Clark, William Chen Month in a Minute - Luke Salin Student of the Month - Jennifer Chen Sports Recap - Mary Maccoun, Max Lisovsky, Anuj Changavi, Jarod Kim Word of the Week - Saro Archaya, Alexander Propach, Lei Otsuka Technical Directors:  Jennifer Chen, Derek Chen Broadcast Technicians:  Eleanor Goh, William Chen, Nicole Chang, Alexander Propach, Lei Otsuka Final Editor/Uploader:  Jennifer Chen, Kyle Wang

At the first rally on Sept. 11, the cheer and dance teams officially kicked off their 2015-16 season with their appearance.

This year, a new rule enforced by the administration requires each club to have at least 12 active members at each meeting.

Hit netflix series signifies progress for LGBT community.

Junior Anna Dutro attended and graduated Culver Military Academy's Summer Camp.