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Isaac Ho

Isaac Ho, Reporter

Isaac Ho, Class of ‘2028, is a reporter who has covered diverse stories including football sports coverage, marching band news, and lifestyle pieces on digital versus paper note-taking. Beyond journalism, he served as principal cellist for the freshman orchestra and currently performs with Saratoga Strings. He continues his passion for writing outside of school through his involvement with Silicon Valley Youth Channel, where he covers and publishes stories throughout California.

All content by Isaac Ho
The team’s seniors gather around to celebrate their last game.

Falcons end their season with a 27-21 loss despite a valiant second-half comeback

Senior defensive end Oliver Su stepped in as quarterback after junior Anson Hulme sat out due to illness.
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The Saratoga Foothill Club’s elegant environment creates a peaceful and gracious place to connect the community.

Saratoga Foothill Club’s donor appreciation event unites community with music and gratitude

Once only a historical building, the Saratoga Foothill Club creates opportunities for events and donors who preserve its century-old history.
The Falcons groups up after a timeout to discuss upcoming plays and strategies.

Saratoga sweeps Cupertino with a 35-0 Homecoming game victory

The Falcons forced Cupertino to forfeit after overwhelming the Pioneers with consistent offensive and defensive pressure.
Newly installed digital clocks display “EMERGENCY” showcasing its new capabilities.

Informacast replaces outdated all-call with instant campuswide emergency communication

A lockdown drill was executed on Sept. 25, testing the new software’s audio and visual messaging system.
Students sort and organize hand-decorated senior posters before senior walk-outs, personalizing each of them for the class of 2026.

Music department’s fall showcase and senior night celebrate Class of ‘26

In front of roughly 350 family members and attendees, the program honored 82 senior musicians and performers.
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Brennan Pak dives through defensive pressure to score a touchdown.

Falcons dominate in 31-6 victory over Monta Vista but injuries force a forfeit one week later

Despite devastating injuries, the Falcons persisted with strong defense from Pak and Hulme.
The event featured 65 small businesses along the bustling streets of Santana Row.

Local artists showcase handmade creations at Santana Row

On Sept. 13, the Row drew crowds of customers to more than 60 local vendors from around the Bay Area at the Makers Market’s Local Artist Street Fair.
Under stadium lights at dusk, the marching band sets into formation during their informance on Aug. 23.

Marching band honors program legacy with halftime performance on Sept. 12

Their field show “The Thread Between Us” weaves music from director Jason Shiuan’s 2007 freshman performance into a new rebirth of design, showcasing past and present bonds.
Trump, surrounded by professional athletes, displays the signed executive order reinstating the Presidential Fitness Test.

Mixed reactions greet the possible return of the Presidential Fitness Test

Though no known date is set for the reinstallment of the new fitness test, some have questioned whether the test is relevant and beneficial to students.
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Side-by-side comparison of digital notes vs paper notes.

Digital or handwritten? Students weigh memory vs efficiency in note-taking methods

Research reveals distinct advantages for each, yet classroom requirements show conflict.
Megan Hunt’s room has a unique setup, with separated group tables to accommodate student needs.

Resource Specialist Program teacher Megan Hunt rejoins the faculty

The former ASSIST program teacher made her return to the classroom after three years away.
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The Falcons line up ahead of kick-off against Prospect.

Falcons soar to victory with a 40-0 forfeit win against Prospect

The Falcons dominated from the opening drive; QB Anson Hulme threw 93-yard and 81-yard TD passes.
Senior captain Brennan Pak rushes against Prospect High on Aug. 30, 2024.

Varsity football rebuilds with new leaders

With their first home game against Prospect this Saturday, captains Anson Hulme and Brennan Pak believe the team can defy predictions and contend for a league title.
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