Sanjoli Gupta

Environmental Science teacher Kristen Thomson took students to view elephant seals on March 6.

Despite the cancellations, the team attended their first competition on March 16. 

Sannidhi Boppana was awarded for her work in the MIT Beaver Works Summer Institute’s CubeSat competition and Synopsys Science Fair. 

The event will occur throughout the month of April. 

The creative story takes place as a murder mystery party on a private island in Greece, where games blur with reality. 

In mid-March, 60 juniors will visit Universal Studios, tour USC and watch ‘The Lion King.’ 

Practices started a month late due to an inability to find an attorney coach. 

Students have received help from teachers and veterans during the Advanced Science Research (ASR) course, which Saratoga students can take at Los Gatos. 

Students in MAP are excited to share the roles and processes of filmmaking with fellow peers. 

Don’t try to bake healthy cookies. Ever. 

The two big shopping days after Thanksgiving can fulfill a year’s worth of shopping needs and wants.

The Club introduced a new “Design Your own Brand” project to help members learn new skills.

A comprehensive guide of activities to help calm an otherwise busy semester.

Watching San Francisco and the streets of California in the Minions world was both relatable and exciting.

Students give mixed feedback on the first two MOSAICs of the school year.

Students taking French connect with France through cooking traditional food, going to museums and creating art pieces.

Teachers love shows that offer a sense of escapism or relatability.

English teacher and journalism adviser Michael Tyler has tackled a myriad of jobs ranging from construction to working in a newspaper syndicate that have given him the skills and knowledge to lead a successful career in education.

Junior Sarah Thomas and sophomore Saejel Thomas, who are distantly related, discuss their cultural identity as Indian Christians.

School community discusses the effect of reading war-related novels on their understanding of historic events

With an influx of new players and only one win during the season, the team looks forward to improving next season. 

Bridgerton, the oscar-winning show, came out with its new season, exceeding many viewers’ expectations.

Aspiring doctor William Norwood discusses his thoughts on bioethics and its progression over time.

With 24 new freshmen players this season, the badminton team is working on team bonding and improvement of skills

Want your room to be not too cold and not too hot — invest in a space heater  

Anastasia Ramirez combated pain and fatigue while participating in the fall play and San Jose Youth Symphony  

Students’ newfoundew hobbies include crocheting, creating food-based Instagram accounts, photography and visiting the beach

Petr Tupitsyn, who was selected to become an assistant drum major of the prestigious Blue Devil B Corps in December, has been involved with the flute ever since age 6 and continues to follow his passions

Following the ban of cloth masks, the school encourages students to wear CDC-recommended masks to reduce positive COVID-19 cases.

The math department continues the Falcon Family Peer Tutoring Program where students help other students catch up on their classes’ curriculums

Students want to pursue this rewarding job, despite a lack of prestige and compensation

Constant close contacts with positive cases cause difficulties with following vaccine requirements.

The lights. The food. The clothes. What’s not to love?

I may or may not play all TV shows and movies at 2x speed, hit skip every 5 seconds and read Wikipedia religiously

The events, which occurred on Halloween night, is the latest of a string of hateful attacks.

Height, body language and general confidence are all factors.

The team deals with the imbalance between few upperclassmen and many underclassmen.

Motifs of race and consent create a fictional world that is similar to our world.

She moves back to the business office where she worked before coming to SHS.

With the reassurance of effective COVID-19 precautions, participation in Homecoming festivities greatly increased this year

Saratoga High got a new English teacher this year with some fresh ideas to bring to the table. Just what is this "student-centered class" she strives for?

Students will be crowned as ‘Homecoming royalties’ in effort to foster a more inclusive school environment. 

Skaters have been forced to adapt as they practice their sport.