David Koh

Reporters argue that vaguely defined rescission standards create unnecessary stress for seniors.

Reporters discuss Impact of Journalist's Death and its implied attack on Free Speech.

Reporters argue that Senate Bill 826 is the best solution for lack of corporate gender diversity.

An opinion of the divisive confirmation of Justice Kavanaugh.

Cross-Country attempts to sprint towards a good season.

Superintendent Michael Grove (Bob Mistele's successor) adjusts to life at LGSUHSD.

Principal Robinson talks to the Falcon about the school's policy regarding student protests.

Students participate in prestigious Math and Physics Olympiads.

Reporters argue that doubt should not be people's first reaction to sexual harrassment allegations.

Wes Anderson's new film "Isle of Dogs" fails to impress due to its underdeveloped storyline.

Junior pursues radio license as a hobby  and survival tool. 

Students share their Superbowl traditions and celebrations.

Despite its soothing effect, irresponsible and habitual late night snacking can result in long term harms. 

Junior learns to balance his passion for music with other extracurricular activities. 

Heather Warren draws from her drama and speech background to prepare students for competitions 

Sophomore moves to Saratoga from North Carolina. 

Sophomore's opinion on Trump's termination of FBI director, James Comey. 

Seniors in the MAP program finish final major project. 

Freshman and father enter highschool track and field together. 

Sophomore shares his opinion on how to combat minority oppression. 

Debate team concludes season and begins to prepare for states and nationals. 

While many teachers incorporate new technology like smart boards and use online resources such as Canvas and e-books, science teacher Kristofer Orre is among the educators who is on the cutting edge with his use of modern technologies such as vodcasts, Twitter and blogs.  

Popular online game, Club Penguin, closes down. 

Sophomore shares opinion on the fragile line of "political correctness."

Senior reflects on his life. 

Team manager pumps team up to increase spirit.

Senior's choir involvement yields many new friends

Debate team advances to Arizona tournament. 

The school’s dozen maintenance workers provide the constant fixes and cleaning that keep campus humming. Built 15 years ago, their headquarters acts as their hub, allowing them to maintain the 200,000-square-foot campus much more efficiently.  

Sophomore shares opinion on how Trump's election has segregated U.S. citizens.

Athsma doesn't stop runner

Athsma doesn't stop runner

Youtube censorship is a worrying trend

Teachers Mrs. Frangieh and Mrs. Obenour participate in Alcatraz swimming invitational. 

Sophomores discuss consequences of Donald Trump's presidency. 

Sophomore reveals that large college résumés may be unnecessary.

The entire debate team made it to high elimination rounds at its first varsity tournament at the sixth Annual Robert Garcia invitational, out of the hundreds of total participants, at St. Francis High School, on Sept 17. All teams advanced to octofinals, with Ramachandran and Koneru advancing to quarters in public forum, and Wang advancing to quarters in Lincoln Douglas.    

Ten-minute 'classes' offer glimpse into what students learn each day.

Reporters cover four new classes offerred at SHS: Engineering Design and Development (EDD), leadership, dance fitness and AP Studio Arts.  

Sophomore on the perks of the 2016 Olympic location