Elicia Ye

Saratoga mayor, Mary-Lynne Bernald, plans excerises to increase student participation and involvement in government. 

Junior Hannah Chang posts art and baking videos on her channel, "HeyIt'sHannah!"

New game's aesthetics and sound effects appeal to players.

NBC Bay Area anchor shares testimony of using his weakness in writing to his advantage to inspire students to pursue their passions.

This year’s application pool at Howart's School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was the strongest in the School’s history. You should not feel our decision reflects negatively on you or your potential as a successful Muggle, but unfortunately wizarding may not be the right path for you. You are either magical or you are not.

Some romantic cemedies deserve credit for their hopeful sentiment and unique sappy truths about love and life.  

Senior shares her opinion on the impact of recent racist incidents.

Despite the current administration's anti-immigrant stance, immigrant students remain optimistic.

The meme community utilizes films and movie characters to expand its presense

Senior Elicia Ye shares the essay that got her into Harvard

Celebrities use their well established names to create successful, high quality makeup products.

Sports may face cuts due to a lack of funds

Alumni experience culture shock and stuggle to identify in areas with different racial dynamics

Student rants about Brandy Melville obsessions

Freshman becomes first female football player.

New leadership class changes to add sections and divide responsibilities. 

A message from our life editors to freshmen. 

A strong Los Gatos team beat the Falcons 11-7 on May 5, ending their season but not dampening the pride they took in their team and season.  

Students scramble to gain spots on rally commission. 

With more than 275 students set to attend Senior Prom and dozens of interactive exhibits at The Tech Museum of Innovation, the senior class officers are hoping for an event that tops last year's widely praised Junior Prom.

Election speeches give every student an equal chance to swade the voters, eliminating the popularity contests which certain candidates rely on.

Director Sarah Thermond enjoyed the Broadway version of the musical, and decided to stage “Legally Blonde” this year after many drama students requested it.

The school performs it first ever lip dub.

Spring Fling encourages school spirit through themes.

Girl's lacrosse team feels loss of alumnus. The players hope to develope their skill and bonding throughout the season.

Saratoga downtown changes throughout the years.

Before Bombay in the Bay (BnB) became the phenomenon it is today, the former Indian Cultural Awareness Club’s (ICAC) show was a “Friends and Family” night hosted in the Argonaut Elementary School cafeteria.  

Bnb is made through many people's hard preperation typically many months in advance. 

Girl's lacrosse gears up for a strong season. 

It’s clear that television shows like “Sherlock” can appeal to many different demographics, which is important to its success. In fact, Sherlock’s appeal to teenagers in itself is something of an anomaly. Teenagers are typically attracted to stories with young adult-age characters; nonetheless, they are fascinated by “Sherlock” due to the distinct nature of the characters.  

With more than half of the world’s population having curly hair, a fear of curly-haired people seems to be one of the last items on someone’s list of phobias. Especially when the person has curly hair himself.

Students call the new SAT more intuitive than the old one.

This year winter formal brought many people who had not shown up in previous years.

Students discuss the girls' soccer team and their season thus far. 

Students love for singing continues into high school.

Senior's debating leaves him with great experiences

Students talk about new French teacher. 

The Leadership class brings "Red Ribbon Week" to SHS.

ASB officers explain the intentions behind hosting off-campus dances.

NYC film festival features SHS students

SHSTV covers the student of the month, reactions to the new iPhone 7 and the recent MAP Speaker Series event

SHSTV has stories on new teachers, the performance of the choir with the band Foreigner over the summer and comments on the new bell schedule.