Saratoga Falcon
In light of app’s growing popularity, more teenagers expose questionable parts of their personal life, sometimes resulting in thousands of likes and followers.
Mita Kongetira, a member of the choir, shares her singing “timeline” and how she began.
One of Saratoga’s well-known activities offers a wide range of items and stories.
Math teacher Mrs. Ginestet-Araki reflects on how she and her husband briefly met in high school, and found their way to each other as adults
School custodial staff struggles to deal with the sharp rise in defacing incidents on campus.
She will attend a ceremony in Washington, D.C., recognizing winners across the U.S.
The team is still experiencing struggles a year after not winning a single game.
Junior Aaria Thomas manages to compete in regional and national competitions while balancing a demanding workload.
Saratoga class of 2019 alumni share their experiences and challenges in art majors
Speech and Debate team place high at local and travel tournaments and qualify for nationals
Hundreds attend as performers join forces with Redwood to deliver a nostalgic night of music.
Career Day returns after 5 years and aims to provide students with various options for their future.
Those who traveled to China since Jan. 1 have been told to stay home for two weeks.
Ryan Stoffers places second place in a tournament while a student at UCLA.
Students not cleaning after themselves leads to increased work by the maintenance staff.
The girls are trying to close out their season strong, but injuries have plagued the team. They have already qualified for CCS after a strong preseason.
Track coaches set their hopes on a successful track season despite declining participation
The team finished the regular season with 0-8, and their senior night game will be on Feb. 12 against Milpitas.
Bulking boosts confidence in athletes and gives them an advantage over their opponents in sports, among other benefits
The boys’ lacrosse players are committed to developing their team not only through extensive practice, but with forming a strong bond with each other
With the season coming to an end, the team hoped to end the season with high energy and a successful last few games.
Here is a quick compilation of footage and records from all the fall 2019 sports.
SHSTV covers Winter Formal, Relay for Life/Turkey Trot, sports, health survey.
SHSTV covers winter formal, fundraisers, FalconFit, MAP Economics, and other news this week.
SHSTV covers Soundings, marching band, WASC, the fall play, and other news this week.
SHSTV covers the week's events and news, including a story on recent cafeteria price increases.
SHSTV offers a preview of the marching band, orchestra and color guard senior night and covers the PG&E blackout and a controversy of the reasons for the name change for the Facebook page shsconfessions to togaconfessions.
We take a look at some of the advertising strategies used during this year's club fair.
SHSTV presents its first broadcast featuring stories on new staff and sports funding problems.
Mysterious respiratory disease and deaths are now associated with vaping.
Although Valentine’s Day receives scrutiny for being a shallow holiday, this should not invalidate the sweet intent.
With the coronavirus spiraling into a Global Health Emergency, the Santa Clara County should establish more proactive policies to halt the spread of the virus in our own community
A majority of high school relationships are time-consuming and worthless
While other high schools went solar years ago, SHS remains without this technology
Students hear the experiences of adults in various industries during Speaker Series and receive feedback from experienced professionals during SMASH’n
Through creation of various communities, Indian family embraces American holidays and preserves familial traditions
Senior Tiffany Chen explains the process behind building an artistic portfolio in an underrepresented side of the college application process.
Senior and freelance photographer finds skills valuable in expression and the education of real-world issues
The controversial satire film “Jojo Rabbit” was nominated for Best Picture at this year’s Oscars, which brought support but also severe critics.
While the SAT has been a perennial favorite, recent years have shown an increasing trend for taking the ACT.
Many students procrastinate their work, and attempts to fix this bad habit often fall short
Minhaj, the first Indian-American on the comedy scene, delivers a timeless, nuanced look at modern politics
After the Varsity Blues scandal, Lori Laughlin’s daughter makes her return to her YouTube account
Teachers grapple with personal and school-related challenges … and balancing the intersection of both
The popularity of services such as Netflix and Amazon has ushered in a new era of TV shows and high levels of media consumption.
Though many remember the ‘50s for Presley’s classics and other rock and roll, many less popular hits in jazz and bebop as well as other musical styles remain underappreciated.
The Latest
- For speech and debaters, national tournaments bring excitement and stress
- MAP events bridge the divide between the school and the community
- Junior discusses celebrating holidays of different cultures
- Senior applies to college as animation major in hopes of broadening artistic perspective
- High audience engagement at Jazz Cabaret makes for successful event
Photo of the week
Upcoming Events
March 2: Career Day
March 7: Spring Orchestra Concert
March 9: March Madness Begins
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Falcon In Print
Scanners streamline tutorial sign-ins
New quarantine policy enforced for coronavirus
Career Day returns to introduce professional paths
