Callia Yuan

Many students are pleased with a policy change.

Reporters argue for specialized learning early on. 

Saratoga alumnus describes his journey in the entertainment industry.

School’s Wi-Fi changes leaves student struggling to stay connected

Student speakers and walk out on one year commemoration of the Walk out sparked by the Parkland shooting.

Student speakers and walk out on one year commemoration of the Walk out sparked by the Parkland shooting.

Reporters try three different types of tacos and choose their favorite.

The issue originally had been that some students were unable to vote in ASB elections due to their ballot having already been casted upon logging in; however, the issue has since been fixed with the implementation of individualized voting links.

Reporters test baking skills picked up from years of watching Tasty videos

In order to create more lasting change, SUFC Week should unify themes into a specific topic rather than using a broad slogan.

Reporters try out the ugly photoshoot challenge, recently popular on Instagram and YouTube, at Target.

Freshmen who took first-semester Health/Driver's Ed will not be given credit for the driver's education part of the course. They gathered after school by Obenour's room on Jan. 11 to make up the tests in order to earn their driver's education completion certificate.

Air quality reached hazardous levels in the Bay Area, but district leadership thought students would be better off at school than at home.

Reporter argue that the school made a good decision in keeping school in session in the smoke.

New K-pop group NCT 127 has become the first K-pop artist ever to be featured on Apple Music.

No charges have been filed against a West Valley College student.

Casual gamers attempt to play popular online game League of Legends.

Junior successfully petitions school to propose a business class at SHS.

Reporters try Hot Cheeto alternatives and are disappointed.

Saratoga-based R&B duo of identical twins Akash and Krish Chandani recount their journey into the music industry.

New rules implemented by administration are ineffective and do nothing to curb the root of the problem.

Saratoga High Alum Thomas Wang has returned to the school as an APCS and Digital Electronics Teacher.

A white girl's Chinese-style prom dress sets off a firestorm of divided opinion.

Sports Boosters agrees to fund the Saratoga summer basketball camp in return for a donation after a January school board meeting

Cheer and dance team brought closer together after cheerleader joins dance team. 

Badminton team hopes to go undefeated during league competition after the addition of nationally ranked players. 

New PC game attracts players seeking intensive gameplay and player interaction. 

Juniors Meera Ravichandran and Uenaka twins tour California universities over February break.

Junior rejoins dance class and finds confidence and stability in the dance community. 

Senior uses expertise to deliver cheap photography services.

Despite the recent craze over bitcoin, the process of mining makes it hard to balance costs and profits. 

Senior Smrithi Balebail has been reading every story in the Saratoga Falcon for five years

The recent increase in Neighborhood Watch groups has caused a 50% decrease in crime.

Recent reaction channels leave much to be desired in terms of original content. 

A group of upperclassmen find joy and success in working out together to getting fit.

The movie and television industry often poorly represent Mandarin Chinese with non-Chinese actors and actresses, leaving actual Chinese speakers confused and insulted.

Calendar committe and administation adds a 4-day weekend in October

Lack of safety procedures should be addressed 

Freshman Nikita Kadambi performs with the color guard for the first time on Friday, Sept, 15. 

New leadership class changes to add sections and divide responsibilities.