Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine March 17, 2023 — by Isabelle Wang Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine read more » Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels March 7, 2023 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang From Ghosts to The Babysitters Club, Raina Telgemeier creates nostalgic and comforting coming of age books. read more » Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis March 7, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Climate change activists’ attempts to raise awareness through annoying and pointless tactics just generate negative press for otherwise legitimate efforts of climate advocacy. read more » How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget March 7, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang A home movie marathon, combined with cheap eats and fluffy blankets, is the perfect way to start your weekend. read more » Girls’ soccer fights uphill battle in De Anza League February 8, 2023 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang To adjust to playing in a higher division, the Falcons changed their formations to have a stronger defense. read more » Golfer reflects on mentality of playing alone January 23, 2023 — by Isabelle Wang Sophomore Sarah Lim creates detailed plans during long hours of practice to stay motivated and focused. read more » Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate January 22, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Ukrainian conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko refused to lead a concert touting the Russian government’s propaganda of improved, peaceful life conditions in Kherson, Ukraine. Contradicting the message of the planned performance, he was later shot by Russian authorities. read more » Intense winter storms lead to school cancellations, power outages and other problems January 21, 2023 — by Saachi Jain and Isabelle Wang Flooded rivers and fallen debris caused power outages and forced many residents throughout the state to evacuate. read more » Language teachers alternate between teaching at Saratoga and Los Gatos December 19, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Munieshi and Tseng teach subjects at two schools simultaneously, each with a slightly different experience. read more » Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » Field hockey ends season in CCS loss November 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Varsity faced a tough season due to the need for JV players as substitutes. read more » Preview: Girls’ soccer struggles to fill positions after loss of graduated players November 17, 2022 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang After moving up to the De Anza League, the team expects a tough season to come. read more » Science teacher Kristofer Orre’s fitness regimen includes intense training for Highland Games involving traditional Scottish events November 6, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang An annual sport competition during the summer celebrates Scottish and Celtic culture through heavy contests. read more » Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts October 31, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang Chromebook carts allow efficient usage of class time by providing students access to computers at all times, prompting some students and teachers to miss chromebook carts. read more » Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues September 30, 2022 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Isabelle Wang Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year. read more » Field hockey calls up JV players to fill roster September 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels March 7, 2023 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang From Ghosts to The Babysitters Club, Raina Telgemeier creates nostalgic and comforting coming of age books. read more » Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis March 7, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Climate change activists’ attempts to raise awareness through annoying and pointless tactics just generate negative press for otherwise legitimate efforts of climate advocacy. read more » How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget March 7, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang A home movie marathon, combined with cheap eats and fluffy blankets, is the perfect way to start your weekend. read more » Girls’ soccer fights uphill battle in De Anza League February 8, 2023 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang To adjust to playing in a higher division, the Falcons changed their formations to have a stronger defense. read more » Golfer reflects on mentality of playing alone January 23, 2023 — by Isabelle Wang Sophomore Sarah Lim creates detailed plans during long hours of practice to stay motivated and focused. read more » Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate January 22, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Ukrainian conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko refused to lead a concert touting the Russian government’s propaganda of improved, peaceful life conditions in Kherson, Ukraine. Contradicting the message of the planned performance, he was later shot by Russian authorities. read more » Intense winter storms lead to school cancellations, power outages and other problems January 21, 2023 — by Saachi Jain and Isabelle Wang Flooded rivers and fallen debris caused power outages and forced many residents throughout the state to evacuate. read more » Language teachers alternate between teaching at Saratoga and Los Gatos December 19, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Munieshi and Tseng teach subjects at two schools simultaneously, each with a slightly different experience. read more » Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » Field hockey ends season in CCS loss November 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Varsity faced a tough season due to the need for JV players as substitutes. read more » Preview: Girls’ soccer struggles to fill positions after loss of graduated players November 17, 2022 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang After moving up to the De Anza League, the team expects a tough season to come. read more » Science teacher Kristofer Orre’s fitness regimen includes intense training for Highland Games involving traditional Scottish events November 6, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang An annual sport competition during the summer celebrates Scottish and Celtic culture through heavy contests. read more » Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts October 31, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang Chromebook carts allow efficient usage of class time by providing students access to computers at all times, prompting some students and teachers to miss chromebook carts. read more » Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues September 30, 2022 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Isabelle Wang Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year. read more » Field hockey calls up JV players to fill roster September 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis March 7, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Climate change activists’ attempts to raise awareness through annoying and pointless tactics just generate negative press for otherwise legitimate efforts of climate advocacy. read more » How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget March 7, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang A home movie marathon, combined with cheap eats and fluffy blankets, is the perfect way to start your weekend. read more » Girls’ soccer fights uphill battle in De Anza League February 8, 2023 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang To adjust to playing in a higher division, the Falcons changed their formations to have a stronger defense. read more » Golfer reflects on mentality of playing alone January 23, 2023 — by Isabelle Wang Sophomore Sarah Lim creates detailed plans during long hours of practice to stay motivated and focused. read more » Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate January 22, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Ukrainian conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko refused to lead a concert touting the Russian government’s propaganda of improved, peaceful life conditions in Kherson, Ukraine. Contradicting the message of the planned performance, he was later shot by Russian authorities. read more » Intense winter storms lead to school cancellations, power outages and other problems January 21, 2023 — by Saachi Jain and Isabelle Wang Flooded rivers and fallen debris caused power outages and forced many residents throughout the state to evacuate. read more » Language teachers alternate between teaching at Saratoga and Los Gatos December 19, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Munieshi and Tseng teach subjects at two schools simultaneously, each with a slightly different experience. read more » Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » Field hockey ends season in CCS loss November 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Varsity faced a tough season due to the need for JV players as substitutes. read more » Preview: Girls’ soccer struggles to fill positions after loss of graduated players November 17, 2022 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang After moving up to the De Anza League, the team expects a tough season to come. read more » Science teacher Kristofer Orre’s fitness regimen includes intense training for Highland Games involving traditional Scottish events November 6, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang An annual sport competition during the summer celebrates Scottish and Celtic culture through heavy contests. read more » Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts October 31, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang Chromebook carts allow efficient usage of class time by providing students access to computers at all times, prompting some students and teachers to miss chromebook carts. read more » Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues September 30, 2022 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Isabelle Wang Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year. read more » Field hockey calls up JV players to fill roster September 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget March 7, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang A home movie marathon, combined with cheap eats and fluffy blankets, is the perfect way to start your weekend. read more » Girls’ soccer fights uphill battle in De Anza League February 8, 2023 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang To adjust to playing in a higher division, the Falcons changed their formations to have a stronger defense. read more » Golfer reflects on mentality of playing alone January 23, 2023 — by Isabelle Wang Sophomore Sarah Lim creates detailed plans during long hours of practice to stay motivated and focused. read more » Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate January 22, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Ukrainian conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko refused to lead a concert touting the Russian government’s propaganda of improved, peaceful life conditions in Kherson, Ukraine. Contradicting the message of the planned performance, he was later shot by Russian authorities. read more » Intense winter storms lead to school cancellations, power outages and other problems January 21, 2023 — by Saachi Jain and Isabelle Wang Flooded rivers and fallen debris caused power outages and forced many residents throughout the state to evacuate. read more » Language teachers alternate between teaching at Saratoga and Los Gatos December 19, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Munieshi and Tseng teach subjects at two schools simultaneously, each with a slightly different experience. read more » Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » Field hockey ends season in CCS loss November 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Varsity faced a tough season due to the need for JV players as substitutes. read more » Preview: Girls’ soccer struggles to fill positions after loss of graduated players November 17, 2022 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang After moving up to the De Anza League, the team expects a tough season to come. read more » Science teacher Kristofer Orre’s fitness regimen includes intense training for Highland Games involving traditional Scottish events November 6, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang An annual sport competition during the summer celebrates Scottish and Celtic culture through heavy contests. read more » Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts October 31, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang Chromebook carts allow efficient usage of class time by providing students access to computers at all times, prompting some students and teachers to miss chromebook carts. read more » Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues September 30, 2022 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Isabelle Wang Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year. read more » Field hockey calls up JV players to fill roster September 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
Girls’ soccer fights uphill battle in De Anza League February 8, 2023 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang To adjust to playing in a higher division, the Falcons changed their formations to have a stronger defense. read more » Golfer reflects on mentality of playing alone January 23, 2023 — by Isabelle Wang Sophomore Sarah Lim creates detailed plans during long hours of practice to stay motivated and focused. read more » Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate January 22, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Ukrainian conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko refused to lead a concert touting the Russian government’s propaganda of improved, peaceful life conditions in Kherson, Ukraine. Contradicting the message of the planned performance, he was later shot by Russian authorities. read more » Intense winter storms lead to school cancellations, power outages and other problems January 21, 2023 — by Saachi Jain and Isabelle Wang Flooded rivers and fallen debris caused power outages and forced many residents throughout the state to evacuate. read more » Language teachers alternate between teaching at Saratoga and Los Gatos December 19, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Munieshi and Tseng teach subjects at two schools simultaneously, each with a slightly different experience. read more » Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » Field hockey ends season in CCS loss November 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Varsity faced a tough season due to the need for JV players as substitutes. read more » Preview: Girls’ soccer struggles to fill positions after loss of graduated players November 17, 2022 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang After moving up to the De Anza League, the team expects a tough season to come. read more » Science teacher Kristofer Orre’s fitness regimen includes intense training for Highland Games involving traditional Scottish events November 6, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang An annual sport competition during the summer celebrates Scottish and Celtic culture through heavy contests. read more » Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts October 31, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang Chromebook carts allow efficient usage of class time by providing students access to computers at all times, prompting some students and teachers to miss chromebook carts. read more » Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues September 30, 2022 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Isabelle Wang Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year. read more » Field hockey calls up JV players to fill roster September 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
Golfer reflects on mentality of playing alone January 23, 2023 — by Isabelle Wang Sophomore Sarah Lim creates detailed plans during long hours of practice to stay motivated and focused. read more » Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate January 22, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Ukrainian conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko refused to lead a concert touting the Russian government’s propaganda of improved, peaceful life conditions in Kherson, Ukraine. Contradicting the message of the planned performance, he was later shot by Russian authorities. read more » Intense winter storms lead to school cancellations, power outages and other problems January 21, 2023 — by Saachi Jain and Isabelle Wang Flooded rivers and fallen debris caused power outages and forced many residents throughout the state to evacuate. read more » Language teachers alternate between teaching at Saratoga and Los Gatos December 19, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Munieshi and Tseng teach subjects at two schools simultaneously, each with a slightly different experience. read more » Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » Field hockey ends season in CCS loss November 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Varsity faced a tough season due to the need for JV players as substitutes. read more » Preview: Girls’ soccer struggles to fill positions after loss of graduated players November 17, 2022 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang After moving up to the De Anza League, the team expects a tough season to come. read more » Science teacher Kristofer Orre’s fitness regimen includes intense training for Highland Games involving traditional Scottish events November 6, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang An annual sport competition during the summer celebrates Scottish and Celtic culture through heavy contests. read more » Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts October 31, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang Chromebook carts allow efficient usage of class time by providing students access to computers at all times, prompting some students and teachers to miss chromebook carts. read more » Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues September 30, 2022 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Isabelle Wang Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year. read more » Field hockey calls up JV players to fill roster September 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate January 22, 2023 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Ukrainian conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko refused to lead a concert touting the Russian government’s propaganda of improved, peaceful life conditions in Kherson, Ukraine. Contradicting the message of the planned performance, he was later shot by Russian authorities. read more » Intense winter storms lead to school cancellations, power outages and other problems January 21, 2023 — by Saachi Jain and Isabelle Wang Flooded rivers and fallen debris caused power outages and forced many residents throughout the state to evacuate. read more » Language teachers alternate between teaching at Saratoga and Los Gatos December 19, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Munieshi and Tseng teach subjects at two schools simultaneously, each with a slightly different experience. read more » Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » Field hockey ends season in CCS loss November 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Varsity faced a tough season due to the need for JV players as substitutes. read more » Preview: Girls’ soccer struggles to fill positions after loss of graduated players November 17, 2022 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang After moving up to the De Anza League, the team expects a tough season to come. read more » Science teacher Kristofer Orre’s fitness regimen includes intense training for Highland Games involving traditional Scottish events November 6, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang An annual sport competition during the summer celebrates Scottish and Celtic culture through heavy contests. read more » Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts October 31, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang Chromebook carts allow efficient usage of class time by providing students access to computers at all times, prompting some students and teachers to miss chromebook carts. read more » Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues September 30, 2022 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Isabelle Wang Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year. read more » Field hockey calls up JV players to fill roster September 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
Intense winter storms lead to school cancellations, power outages and other problems January 21, 2023 — by Saachi Jain and Isabelle Wang Flooded rivers and fallen debris caused power outages and forced many residents throughout the state to evacuate. read more » Language teachers alternate between teaching at Saratoga and Los Gatos December 19, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Munieshi and Tseng teach subjects at two schools simultaneously, each with a slightly different experience. read more » Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » Field hockey ends season in CCS loss November 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Varsity faced a tough season due to the need for JV players as substitutes. read more » Preview: Girls’ soccer struggles to fill positions after loss of graduated players November 17, 2022 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang After moving up to the De Anza League, the team expects a tough season to come. read more » Science teacher Kristofer Orre’s fitness regimen includes intense training for Highland Games involving traditional Scottish events November 6, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang An annual sport competition during the summer celebrates Scottish and Celtic culture through heavy contests. read more » Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts October 31, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang Chromebook carts allow efficient usage of class time by providing students access to computers at all times, prompting some students and teachers to miss chromebook carts. read more » Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues September 30, 2022 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Isabelle Wang Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year. read more » Field hockey calls up JV players to fill roster September 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
Language teachers alternate between teaching at Saratoga and Los Gatos December 19, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Munieshi and Tseng teach subjects at two schools simultaneously, each with a slightly different experience. read more » Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » Field hockey ends season in CCS loss November 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Varsity faced a tough season due to the need for JV players as substitutes. read more » Preview: Girls’ soccer struggles to fill positions after loss of graduated players November 17, 2022 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang After moving up to the De Anza League, the team expects a tough season to come. read more » Science teacher Kristofer Orre’s fitness regimen includes intense training for Highland Games involving traditional Scottish events November 6, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang An annual sport competition during the summer celebrates Scottish and Celtic culture through heavy contests. read more » Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts October 31, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang Chromebook carts allow efficient usage of class time by providing students access to computers at all times, prompting some students and teachers to miss chromebook carts. read more » Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues September 30, 2022 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Isabelle Wang Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year. read more » Field hockey calls up JV players to fill roster September 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran December 13, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Long-standing tensions over women’s modesty in Iran erupted into protests after Mahsa Amini’s death in government custody. read more » Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » Field hockey ends season in CCS loss November 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Varsity faced a tough season due to the need for JV players as substitutes. read more » Preview: Girls’ soccer struggles to fill positions after loss of graduated players November 17, 2022 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang After moving up to the De Anza League, the team expects a tough season to come. read more » Science teacher Kristofer Orre’s fitness regimen includes intense training for Highland Games involving traditional Scottish events November 6, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang An annual sport competition during the summer celebrates Scottish and Celtic culture through heavy contests. read more » Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts October 31, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang Chromebook carts allow efficient usage of class time by providing students access to computers at all times, prompting some students and teachers to miss chromebook carts. read more » Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues September 30, 2022 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Isabelle Wang Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year. read more » Field hockey calls up JV players to fill roster September 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
Fighting arts provide structure and inspiration to athletes December 4, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Senior Sohum Bhan and sophomore Naema Ogata spend their afternoons learning specific moves in wrestling and judo. read more » Field hockey ends season in CCS loss November 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Varsity faced a tough season due to the need for JV players as substitutes. read more » Preview: Girls’ soccer struggles to fill positions after loss of graduated players November 17, 2022 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang After moving up to the De Anza League, the team expects a tough season to come. read more » Science teacher Kristofer Orre’s fitness regimen includes intense training for Highland Games involving traditional Scottish events November 6, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang An annual sport competition during the summer celebrates Scottish and Celtic culture through heavy contests. read more » Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts October 31, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang Chromebook carts allow efficient usage of class time by providing students access to computers at all times, prompting some students and teachers to miss chromebook carts. read more » Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues September 30, 2022 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Isabelle Wang Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year. read more » Field hockey calls up JV players to fill roster September 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
Field hockey ends season in CCS loss November 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Varsity faced a tough season due to the need for JV players as substitutes. read more » Preview: Girls’ soccer struggles to fill positions after loss of graduated players November 17, 2022 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang After moving up to the De Anza League, the team expects a tough season to come. read more » Science teacher Kristofer Orre’s fitness regimen includes intense training for Highland Games involving traditional Scottish events November 6, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang An annual sport competition during the summer celebrates Scottish and Celtic culture through heavy contests. read more » Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts October 31, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang Chromebook carts allow efficient usage of class time by providing students access to computers at all times, prompting some students and teachers to miss chromebook carts. read more » Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues September 30, 2022 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Isabelle Wang Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year. read more » Field hockey calls up JV players to fill roster September 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
Preview: Girls’ soccer struggles to fill positions after loss of graduated players November 17, 2022 — by Victoria Lin and Isabelle Wang After moving up to the De Anza League, the team expects a tough season to come. read more » Science teacher Kristofer Orre’s fitness regimen includes intense training for Highland Games involving traditional Scottish events November 6, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang An annual sport competition during the summer celebrates Scottish and Celtic culture through heavy contests. read more » Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts October 31, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang Chromebook carts allow efficient usage of class time by providing students access to computers at all times, prompting some students and teachers to miss chromebook carts. read more » Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues September 30, 2022 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Isabelle Wang Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year. read more » Field hockey calls up JV players to fill roster September 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
Science teacher Kristofer Orre’s fitness regimen includes intense training for Highland Games involving traditional Scottish events November 6, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang An annual sport competition during the summer celebrates Scottish and Celtic culture through heavy contests. read more » Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts October 31, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang Chromebook carts allow efficient usage of class time by providing students access to computers at all times, prompting some students and teachers to miss chromebook carts. read more » Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues September 30, 2022 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Isabelle Wang Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year. read more » Field hockey calls up JV players to fill roster September 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts October 31, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang Chromebook carts allow efficient usage of class time by providing students access to computers at all times, prompting some students and teachers to miss chromebook carts. read more » Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues September 30, 2022 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Isabelle Wang Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year. read more » Field hockey calls up JV players to fill roster September 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues September 30, 2022 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Isabelle Wang Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year. read more » Field hockey calls up JV players to fill roster September 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
Field hockey calls up JV players to fill roster September 30, 2022 — by Amy Luo and Isabelle Wang Players welcomed new members to the team after losing eight to graduation. read more » 2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
2 students defy overscheduled stereotype over the summer September 25, 2022 — by Nicole Lee and Isabelle Wang Sophomore Annette Li and junior Isabella Wang explore music creation and oil painting in their free time. read more » As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall September 23, 2022 — by Isabelle Wang These accessible activities are great to enjoy with family and friends. read more » Visuals by Isabelle March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
March 17, 2023: Soundings staff hosts their first exhibition to fund for print magazine The Soundings exhibition took place in Saratoga High’s library on March 3. March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
March 7, 2023: Raina Telgemeier: beloved author of charming graphic novels A collection of Telgemeier’s characters from Smile, Sisters and Ghosts. March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
March 7, 2023: Throwing food at famous paintings doesn’t solve our climate crisis Food thrown on Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting “Mona Lisa.” March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
March 7, 2023: How to organize a fun-filled movie night on a $30 budget Clay figurines to make during a movie night. December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
December 13, 2022: Community weighs in on women’s rights abuse in Iran A woman cuts off chunks of her hair in support of Iranian women. December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
December 1, 2022: Santa Claus is real — don’t believe what your friends say Santa loves his cookies! October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
October 31, 2022: Bring Your Own Device policy highlights benefits of past Chromebook carts Despite students bringing their own laptops, the Chromebook cart still has some utility. September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
September 30, 2022: Once monthly MOSAIC classes attempt to create community, tackle vital issues Students learn how to maintain their sleep schedule in the second MOSAIC of the school year. September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.
September 23, 2022: As summer fades, here are some ways to enjoy the fall Golden lattice crust apple pie made following AllRecipe instructions.