Kathy Wang

Winter Guard’s close knit environment sprouts a sense of community.

This is now Hell’s Kitchen 2.0.

The 1960s saw a school with few minorities. Three decades later, immigration had flipped key demographics.

With a love for aviation, senior Anand Agrawal has worked hard to attain his pilot's license.

Sophomore reminisces about the adventures brought from her childhood favorite chapter book series.

Saratoga responds to the recent shooting that occurred in The Inn at Saratoga.

The majority of the school attended the rally, which took place on Jan. 27 during tutorial and featured four speakers, all of whom told their stories following the theme of “Moving Past.”

Athletic trainer Caitlin Steiding pursued her interests in sports medicine after dealing with her own injuries in high school.

The Soundings staff, facing funding issues, looks to donations and fundraisers for a successful spring magazine.

By participating in the Saratoga Library Lunar New Year activities, performers become more connected to their Asian heritage and culture. 

Sophomore utilizes her past nine years of experience with classical Indian dance to train for her Arangetram, a significant Indian classical solo dance.

Sophomore recalls decorating paper bags and gossiping with friends as an elementary school student.

Founded over the summer, Green Committee hopes to install new 3-way bins this year to create a more eco-friendly environment. 

Strict regulations regarding the removal of trees have inconvenienced many homeowners, yet they have made Saratoga a greener city and have contributed to its high property values.  

Club president Simarya Ahuja uses her passion for singing to run Singing for Smiles Club.

Teachers were letting kids out of their classes after second period and not showing the broadcasts.

Despite being short two runners due to COVID-19, the boys’ and girls’ cross country teams ended the season successfully.

The school is working with local law enforcement to investigate the incident and move the community forward. 

The Wellness Center’s lead therapist uses her past experience with meditation and breathwork to help guide staff members through weekly relaxing meditation workshops. 

Vendors share their love for the farmers market and compare their products to store-bought products.

The Saratoga community gains a love for diverse cultural cuisines through family relations and memorable moments.

Athletes run personal records, discuss setbacks in the month leading up to CCS.

Every Thursday and Saturday, retired cross country coach Danny Moon runs with a group of 20 to 30 runners at West Valley.

The Class of 2025 worked together to produce creative skits and dances for their quad day.  

The center on campus introduced new games, meditation pods and youth outreach worker groups to destigmatize mental health.

On Friday evenings, many students from nearby schools, including Saratoga High School, attend weekly rehearsals at the California Philharmonic Youth Orchestra.

Ian Tippetts describes his history with the sport, including competing in a full IronMan.