Ananya Vadlakonda

English teacher opts to move back to home state to be closer to family, elderly mother

The Mantle family evacuates, assesses damage, moves housing and accepts support after their house is destroyed.

Two sisters share their experiences as the younger siblings in the family.

Statewide legislations ban mandatory fees for school-related actitives, forcing campus organizations to turn toward donations instead.

School is left with $17 million left in the Measure E fund, to explore with other projects. 

More teens spurn traditional fast-food jobs.

Students are doing more games like pickleball and more running.

Preview on final season of ABC’s ‘Grey’s Anatomy’

Students face stricter rules on campus regarding the use of cell phones during class and bathroom policies.

Reporters discuss recent trend of "JUULing" and the administrations' attempts to fight it.

Kirk's struggles with a lack of lunch tables. 

Undiagnosed diseases prevent math teacher's wife from traveling and pursuing passion for the outdoors. 

Science fair offers opportunities for students to explore science beyond classrooms. 

School allocation of Measure E funds to renovate and modernize buildings fell short in improving sports facilities. 

Sexual assault is finally entering the spotlight after decades of being overlooked. Following the growth of the #MeToo movement, one junior recalls her experience with sexual assault.

New student and wellness center anticipated to be completed by 2019. 

Growth of housing developments in Los Gatos leads to larger class sizes at LGHS and high housing prices in Saratoga deters increase in student enrollment.  

Just because you're single doesn't mean you shouldn't be allowed to have fun on a day targeted towards couples. Here are 6 ways you can take advantage of your singleness this Valnetine's day.

Musical numbers from Mary Poppins echoed off the walls in the theater. Sophomore Marly Feigin, then just 5 years old, was starstruck.  

Physics teacher utilizes anecdotes, labs, and traditions to enliven and engage students. 

Leadership class helps garner support from students for coin drive. 

Sophomore details her experiences with watching live musicals and the messages they convey. 

After decades of moving to Saratoga, Nancy Parden-Badgett and Jim Parden see a dramatic shift in Saratoga's "small town" feel.

New-registrar adjusts to new position after 25 years in engineering, marketing, and management.

To help the evacuees, the Leadership class held a donation drive on Oct. 11-12. The goal was to collect as many basic necessities as possible, such as clothing, canned foods, water, toiletries, blankets and school supplies.  

Despite Saratoga High’s well-deserved reputation as a school with little crime, students over the years have occasionally found their belongings missing.  

Librarian Kevin Heyman aims to increase student information access through collaboration with teachers.

Winning class will keep the trophy until the next rally. 

Revamped tutoring center can accommodate and provide services to more students after expansion. 

New math teacher accustoms to new surroundings and gets to know students. 

PE class changes to accommodate dance fitness.