Rahul Vadlakonda

As class completes its third year, Torrens and ASB set changes to overall class structure.

The concentration required in the high-speed sport translates into other benefits as well.

Few injuries and an effective gameplan have contributed to considerable momentum towards CCS.

Reporter argues that attending college presentations at school aren't as beneficial as researching the college online or physically visiting the college.

Despite a less than stellar start to the season, Falcons look to make CCS.

Despite successful decorations, freshman class runs into skit problems.

Former Viners find success in Youtube after their former platform was discontinued

Giving some seniors the choice to take PE in the spring semester allows them to structure their schedule in a way that will be the most convenient for them.

Falcons climb to CCS from a lower league.

The boys hold a 2-1 conference record as of March 15, winning against Monta Vista 6-0 on March 6, losing to Wilcox 6-1 on March 10  and defeating Wilcox 14-4 on March 15.The boys hold a 2-1 conference record as of March 15, winning against Monta Vista 6-0 on March 6, losing to Wilcox 6-1 on March 10  and defeating Wilcox 14-4 on March 15. The boys hold a 2-1 conference record as of March 15, winning against Monta Vista 6-0 on March 6, losing to Wilcox 6-1 on March 10  and defeating Wilcox 14-4 on March 15.

Despite declining levels of civic engagement among youth, students step up to pre-register in hopes of voicing their opinions in polls. 

After qualifying to CCS Masters Championships, wrestlers prevented from participating due to injuries. 

Surge of people drawn to opportunities in the SIlicon Valley have lead to a sharp rise in property prices. 

Public safety measures increase community response to crime. 

New administrative assistant organizes PSAT, AP testing, and student scholarships.

Students share their Superbowl traditions and celebrations.

YouTube Red fails to provide users with unique and original benefits. 

The wrestling team has struggled in the past with a drop in members. 

Despite the declining number of wrestlers, coaches remain optimistic that the team will recover in the future.

Students find meaning in rap music despite controversial depictions in some lyrics. 

Saratoga political idealogy differs among students and members of the community

The boys’ water polo team has struggled to find victory this season, holding a 1-7 league record as of Oct. 16.

Two months ago, during a hazing ritual, students at the Beta Theta Pi fraternity at Pennsylvania State University dropped an unconscious fraternity member down the a flight of basement stairs, causing him massive head trauma and killing him.

Reporters share their pet peeves at school. 

School invests in wide array of databases to increase student access to information. 

YouTubers use other platforms to capitalize off of their social followings. 

Sophomore George Bian pushes forward in football despite low numbers of Asian American athletes.

Recent school-wide transfer to Google suite accounts. 

Preview for the upcoming season of Boys' Water Polo. 

Surveys prove very useful for faculty members to make crucial decisions that are benefical to everyone.

Freshman and father enter highschool track and field together. 

The Waze app and its effect on Saratoga. 

Contrasting charter school curriculum and techniques with those seen in Saratoga. 

Sophomore shares his experiences with spring allergies. 

From March 31 to April 9, eight students, seven of whom are taking French and one who is taking Chinese, went on the school’s first trip to France in a decade.  

Students share experiences on annual Spanish trip.

Badminton team loses first three matches as new varisty players begin adjusting to new team.

In one decade, it is hard to keep track of the knowledge gained, memories made and relationships built. This vast amount of time, filled with countless experiences made day by day, makes my future seem unpredictable. As of now, I am preoccupied with looming deadlines, test dates and a daily mountain of school work. Sitting at a desk and typing this story, I can only imagine what my life will be like.

Sophomore shares thoughts on the pricey cost to pay for AP test registration.  

Team manager pumps team up to increase spirit.

Alumnus talks about rejection from college. 

Debate team advances to Arizona tournament. 

All college applicants should be treated fairly regardless of race, history, etc. 

History in Film proves to be more than just a fun class, as students share their educational experiences in the class. 

Social Studies classes make presentations and projects more interesting through the use of costumes. 

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.  

Youtube censorship is a worrying trend

Students from same extended family share more experiences on their family's adventures. 

Zuckerberg reduces user privacy on Facebook, yet seeks to protect his own.

France trip planned for spring

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

Sophomores discuss consequences of Donald Trump's presidency. 

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.    

With ongoing construction on the new music building and an inaccessible portion of the parking lot and a new bell schedule, one of this year’s biggest fears was increased traffic.  

French 3, 4 honors, and 5 AP now all in the same class.

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

Sophomore pursues music over summer