Saratoga Falcon
Arnaldo Rodriguex, who holds a special place in the hearts of students, alumni, staff, will leave behind an immpressive legacy when he retires.
Led by talented underclassmen, the golf team looks to be a contender for years to come.
Popular teacher is retiring after a 35-year career that began at Los Gatos High.
SHSTV covers History Bowl's recent trip to D.C. for the national competition and the music department's annual pancake breakfast fundraiser last Sunday.
The school's Cross-Fit-based P.E. program, which Ellis helped found, has become a model for other schools.
New leadership officers plan to increase transparency between ASB and students.
The History Bowl teams' success this year has been the best since 2015, when the Saratoga varsity team won first place at nationals.
Sports Boosters agrees to fund the Saratoga summer basketball camp in return for a donation after a January school board meeting
After catapulted water balloons injured teachers in 2011, new regulations were put in place.
Reporters discuss recent trend of "JUULing" and the administrations' attempts to fight it.
The computer science club hosted its first competition on April 22 aimed at challenging high school students from around the Bay Area in solving complicated algorithmic programming questions.
Speech and debate team wraps up season with successes at state and national tournaments.
Athletes bonded as a team over the season and improved their individual abilities
SHSTV covers History Bowl's recent trip to D.C. for the national competition and the music department's annual pancake breakfast fundraiser last Sunday.
SHS TV looks a seniors who have jobs, recaps recents sports and Spring Fling action, shows the Dog of the Week, and examines the history of the school's mascot with principal Paul 'Robinson.
Watch clips of the March 14 walkout in protest of gun violence and in memory of the Parkland school shooting victims which took place during tutorial.
Falcon Feature: Liz Alves
This week, SHSTV features Altitude Allison, the ASB-led walkout to protest gun violence, Saratoga Eats and Word of the Week
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SHSTV covers the Student of the Month, Benefit Fashion Show, and the classes that moved into the newly-transformed MAP Annex.
Korean Club dances to K-Pop music during lunch on Jan. 27 for Lunar New Year celebrations.
SHSTV covers news of the week such as the Benefit fashion show and CCS sports action.
Senior Raquel Boales talks about how she overcame her disability in order to continue her passion in synchronized swimming despite the many obstacles she faced.
SHSTV covers a preview of Bombay in the Bay, dance team's NorCal Dance Classic regional competition and Mr. Saratoga.
Junior Iman Laique talks about her struggles with her panic attacks and how she overcame them.
Senior Solomon Bailey talks about his experience moving to the U.S., discovering his philosophy of being who he wants to be and doing what he wants to do during the Speak Up For Change assembly on Jan. 15.
Senior Prashant Malyala talks about his struggles and resolutions with his step-father for his speech during the Speak Up For Change assembly on Jan. 15.
Standardized tests are valuable as a metric for colleges and others to measure student performance. The presence of a metric is also of great benefit for students as they gauge their own abilities and try to decide on career choices.
Falcon writer dislikes the contrast between warm summer days and his teachers' freezing classrooms.
Reporter discusses intentions, motivations and effects of Starbucks' Racial Bias Training.
After abandoning career as a doctor to pursue teaching, Thomson aspires to create connections with students.
YouTube channels achieve success despite controversial and low quality content.
Senior's first film becomes a success after being played at the San Francisco Film Festival.
Junior recounts her experience participating in the March For Our Lives protest.
Sophomore Anna Novoselov found that shifting her sleep cycle two hours earlier left her tired and unproductive
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Upcoming Events
May 23: Yearbook distribution begins
May 25: SMASHIN' Media Arts Program showcase
May 28: Memorial Day
June 7: Graduation
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More security cameras as part of two-year plan
Parental donations keep falling short
