Saratoga Falcon
New technology in classrooms from chromebook carts to interactive whiteboards allow teachers to be more flexible in their lessons.
Bruce Munro's fiber optic art pays homage to C.S. Lewis's "The Chronicles of Narnia."
Breaking Down the Walls week posed a huge logistical problem, but had deep and personal impacts on the participants.
Call from a senior interested in going to Stanford prompts writing of the book.
The administration has closed the upper field during lunch due to students not cleaning up after themselves.
The band completes its season after competing in Southern California.
New club offers competitive and recreational platforms for students to play popular video games.
The team will focus more on individual study to prepare for the next tournament in Feburary.
Marching band utilizes more leg visuals to place first at the Foothill Band Review on Oct. 27 after a disappointing fifth place the week before.
Rainstorms and building regulations push construction of two new kilns to November.
Senior Esha Lakhotia has landed at Brown through her skill at Squash.
High school football regulations borrow from the NFL, improving the sport's safety beyond girls' soccer.
Teamwork has contributed to wins against Monta Vista and Lynbrook, but doesn't always lead to victory.
By running as a cohesive group, the 11 members of the CCS lineup hope to overtake teams that rely on star runners.
The Falcons won 10-9 against Monta Vista in the league tournament, placing them 6th overall.
Few injuries and an effective gameplan have contributed to considerable momentum towards CCS.
The former 800 wing will be renovated into a new student wellness center and the construction is expected to be finished by Jan. 2019. Watch as teachers describe the effect of the construction on themselves and their classroom environments.
Watch as Saratoga High's staff and administration perform their quad day dances and skit with the theme Harry Potter!
Check out the Class of 2022 performing their quad day skit and dances with the theme the Chronicles of Narnia!
Watch as the Class of 2021 performs their quad day skit and dances with the theme Charlie and the Chocolate Factory!
The crew of SHSTV brings sports updates and more for the week of Oct. 26.
SHSTV looks at next week's Breaking Down the Walls special activities, a TEDX event Saturday and updates on sports.
SHSTV has coverage of current events around school, including sports updates and Saratoga Eats restaurant review.
Reporters argue that the Library charges students excessively for printer use.
Senior argues that while college counselors provide valuable advice, it is important to retain one's voice in his or her essays.
Breaking Down the Walls was worth the time, money, missed classes and extra homework in order to teach important life lessons.
People should step back and understand both sides of an arguement before leading with emotional political correctness.
Reporter calls for eligible students to fight against President Trump's agenda in the midterm elections.
Indo Cafe in Downtown Saratoga is an amazing Hole-In-The-Wall restaurant.
Green Team continues to work on projects from past years, such as installing solar panels on campus.
Hydration stations raise awareness on staying hydrated and reusing bottles.
The McAfee center, originally created to revamp the drama program, attracts organizations looking for a venue, bringing the community together in the process.
Arts and culture clubs brings together groups of people with niche interests.
Reporter discusses how being biracial has affected her in Houston, Hong Kong, and Saratoga.
To all men looking for Formal on a budget, Men's Wearhouse is not your only option.
Reporter recounts a Fortnite match full of Bad Buildings, Balloons, Gibberish, and Alternate Universes.
Casual gamers attempt to play popular online game League of Legends.
Reporters try to make Boba and discover that it's harder than it looks.
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