Carolyn Wang

Citing confidentiality reasons, the district discloses little information.

Hi! My name is Carolyn. Not Caroline. Not Carol. And most certainly not Catherine.

While local seniors are relatively less affected by inflation, many feel the blow of living on retirement savings during a time of rapid inflation.

Representatives from 70 colleges have been planned to speak to students this year in the newly-setup College & Career Center.

We’ll answer your question now: we left the violas unscathed. 

Although it’s difficult to fathom a teenager frequenting music like “Do You Want to Build a Snowman,” there’s no other style of music I would rather listen to.

Multiple staff and students contributed to the creation of the mosaic, which is displayed at the entrance of the wellness center.

While some plan in-person visits over spring break, others have taken advantage of Class of 2026 groups to talk to alumni for guidance

Although the level of comfort has increased and the return of normalcy is on the horizon, some still struggle to make ends meet  

Asking for help was one of my most important decisions

Despite mixed reviews, the film’s satire and blatant criticism successfully achieves its purpose of criticizing the government’s inadequate response toward climate change, and the power tech monopolies have over every aspect of our lives.

Students helped advertise programs to middle school students and families

What appeared to be a health industry breakthrough fell apart due to Elizabeth Holmes’ deception.

Senior Green Team president Cici Xu noticed abnormalities when comparing the impurity levels of different fountains

Imagine how exciting it would be to transcribe Egyptian hieroglyphics, or tell time in Estonian

Volunteers help identify and remove French Bloom plants, which destroy native species and create a fire hazard.

The girls’ cross country team’s Instagram page features reels, selfies and funny videos.

The current plan will block the view of the center’s historical manor, and require the cutting down of over 60 mature trees.

Many journalists are spread thin as alternative online sources, social media and fake news corporations overtake traditional print journalism, but these shifts are also opening new industries

Everywhere I turn, I see it lurking in the shadows

It can promote the wrong kind of thinking and prevent people from challenging themselves

The Saratoga Youth Commission shifts to a hybrid mode of operation, hosting events targeted at the community’s younger citizens. 

Girls’ cross country coach reflects on his six-decade-long running career

Their controversial and unproven views have come at the cost of infections and threatened friendships.

Some find other methods of teaching and learning like evaluating primary sources to be more helpful

To make up for last year’s six-week season lacking official meets, both teams are back to intense training routines

Bird feces and pull-up bars are serious problems.

Younger runners offer new potential despite a year of dormancy.  

How can classes fill in the gaps of a textbook that is meant to cover a thousand years of history in a few hundred pages?  

Speaking performance, specifically conversations, have suffered in the pandemic among SHS language learners.  

Life definitely became interesting when dreaded COVID-19 rumors spread across the school

Some have decided to postpone their SATs, while others have gone out-of-state or taken the ACT  

Students find a valuable and fulfilling experience in organizing and attending the event  

Asian Americans share their experiences with racism  

 My 7-year-old self’s recollection of the film changed completely when I came back to watch it as a teenager

Do not mess with the inhabitants of the Discord Pets Channel.

 Redwood Middle School implements various safety measures to ensure the safety of all students and staff.

Saratoga’s Hakone Gardens faces decrease in revenue due to the pandemic.

Though different in style, all helped shape the direction of the school.

They’re even useful for random things like recording cool punchlines and “anger” relief.

How a group of 7th graders caused slight panic among hotel staff on a cultural exchange trip by speaking gibberish in a foreign language.

Art Club pursues more ambitious projects with the help of new members.

Without sports guidelines from the state of California until January of 2021, the school cannot redo the sports calendar to fit with Santa Clara county’s transition to purple tier.   

Volleyball coach Brendan Wang juggles COVID-19 restrictions, newly released sports schedules and two volleyball teams as the winter season nears.

The game involves social deduction, extensive use of logic and note-taking.

If you had a nickname like Wang-a-nacho-gangnam-poo style, you probably wouldn’t know whether to laugh or cry.

Alumni share advice from meeting the daughter of migrant workers to navigating 2020, juggling extracurriculars and combating college misconceptions

Music department leadership students raise money for teachers affected by the recent fires.

 A low-key, isolated celebration comes with unexpected benefits.

Paper tests eliminate the glitches and ill-motivated incentives that are fostered during online assessments  

Students debate whether to wear a mask while running.

Stanford graduate Allison Dermont kicks off her first Falcon year teaching Spanish 2 and 3