Anouk Yeh

Taylor Zhou discovered his passion for filmmaking and directing through the Media Arts Program’s filmmaking intensive courses.

38 seniors were recognized for their junior year PSAT score.

12 students were voted into the Homecoming Court.

One story was about a sexually explicit hand gesture used by players on the Los Gatos football team that was later published on Patch.

 Similarities cited between the way the district dealt with the Audrie Pott case and the LGHS #MeToo Movement.  

Teachers find different ways to prevent phone use, while students take advantage of the increased accessibility  

Juniors Anjali Mazur-Ganeson and Miranda Olson share their experiences with riding and showing in quarantine  

Director Jane Schoebrun gives the reader exclusive insight into the Sundance “Next” finalist film and the reporter shared her thoughts.  

/APUSH teachers Daly and Morelle implement a discussion session to help students unpack, while Government teachers restructure following classes to emphasize contemporary events.

Even though it’s against the rules, demeaning opponents is sometimes strategy and sometimes revenge.

Club founds the annual Hyde Invitational middle school tournament as a way to cover club costs.

Politicians who have actively downplayed COVID-19’s severity or broken quarantine laws should not be granted access to vaccines before essential workers   

Principal Greg Louie hopes for another six-year accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges in January.

Borrowing from a The New York Times feature, reporter explores the neighborhood social networking app every mom is using.

Sophomore equestrian vaulter shares her experience with competing in the obscure sport during the pandemic.

Human rights should not be up for debate.

Young debater sees success nearly unprecedented in the school’s history.

Everything you need to know to escape the children’s table this Christmas season

SHS alumni take on their freshman year of college at home.

Last minute, original costumes for Halloween 2020

Yes, you get hung up on and yelled at, but chances for real conversations take place.

One of the premiere posters from the Asian American starring “Fresh Off the Boat” TV show.

Financial difficulties loom in a year when little is normal.  

Reporter explores what Joe Biden’s VP selection means for democratic voters.  

Sophisticated ring of thieves target SHS, other schools, stealing thousands of dollars in computers and even taking a safe from the main office.

Manasi Garg’s work was selected out of over 30,000 submissions to become a NSPP finalist.

Brian Thompson returns to Saratoga High School as an assistant principal and Paul Robinson is placed as an interim principal at Los Gatos High School.  

Reporter seizes the opportunity to prove her commitment to social justice during the digital switch for the speech and debate community.

Adichie’s writing proves accessible and eye-opening for students getting into anti-racist self-education.  

After strong public opposition, Saratoga city council moved to end the annexation process in a 3-2 vote. The winery will remain under Santa Clara County control.

Spanish teacher will head to Connecticut next

While health care workers continue to fight the COVID-19 outbreak, their personal family dynamics have considerably shifted  

Students find alternative ways to spend their summer in light of continued lockdow

Though the viral Instagram challenge is entertaining, it can lead to unexpected conflict

Reporter attempts makeshift quarantine lifestyle change.  

Although seemingly unnecessary, Instagram challenges serve as cathartic outlets.

LG teacher’s coming out sparks discussion of importance of diversity among educators

Reporters travel all the way to San Francisco to hike uphill and smell flowers.  

Second movie of the popular love series has major plot holes and character personality changes that make it difficult to watch.

Jobalia discusses her experience fencing on a collegiate team.

Inspired by a family friend, sophomore Dhruva Nair often performs standup comedy for both friends and large events.

Recent virus forces school, city and state officials to contemplate solutions to a rare problem.  

Ellis faces a big change in culture as he transitions from teaching to being an administrator.

School custodial staff struggles to deal with the sharp rise in defacing incidents on campus.

Ryan discusses how her transition has been — at work and at home.

Student performers found the entertainment industry to be a more viable career option following increased Asian-American representation.

Why Trump’s impeachment was absolutely necessary.

Speech and debate team sees success in past few travel tournaments.

Analyzing media and public backlash after Trudeau’s blackface scandal.

This says something about the story that is new and different from the headline.

Adults on campus share the wisdom they’ve gained to students.

Why horseback riding isn’t as easy as you think.

Trying to go viral on the new popular app proves futile but fun is guaranteed.

Motherhood looks different for each individual

Falcon reporters spend a day in a popular fall hangout spot.

Freshman Magdalena Mendoza excels in traditional style of dance.

Speech and debate begins season triumphantly and hopes to continue its winning streak.

Senator Harris’s past records as SF district attorney and CA attorney general are glaring warnings we can’t overlook.

Should professional athletes keep political opinions off the court?

Hilly terrain causes girls’ cross country team to adapt and overcome challenges.

The speech and debate team hopes to keep the momentum of the program going while dealing with the transition of coaching staff.

New U.S. History teacher Michael Betz talks about his journalism career and how it has affected his teaching.

Student who served at the International Congress of Youth Voices in Puerto Rico recounts experience there and evaluates the symbolism of Ricardo Rossello’s resignation.

18 students travel to Costa Rica on an environmental conservation trip.

Four freshmen share the myths and expectations about high school before entering freshman year.

Strong dedication and abundance of young talent point to a successful girls cross country season.