U.S. News ranks SHS as 93rd best high school January 21, 2010 — by Anna Shen and Karen Yang In its most recently distributed “Best High Schools of America” list in December, U.S. News and World Report ranked Saratoga High as the 93rd best school among a list that includes charter and magnet schools in the U.S. and 30th among open enrollment schools (meaning regular public schools that accept all students within their boundaries). read more » Alumni travels to Africa to promote AIDS Awareness January 19, 2010 — by Lauren Kuan and Rebecca Nguyen After graduating Saratoga High in 2007, aMichael Nguyen, a junior at UC San Diego studying human development, decided to go to around Tanzania last fall to teach HIV/AIDS awareness through One Heart Source, a program that helps house orphans in Africa. Nguyen felt that it was an opportunity he would not want to miss. read more » Seniors look back on earlier years January 19, 2010 — by Anna Shen With each year of high school, students seem to find it harder to manage academics, sports, extra-curricular activities and a social life, leading many seniors to look back fondly on earlier—and easier—days when they were freshmen, sophomores and juniors. read more » Environmental Science gets ‘trashy’ January 19, 2010 — by Vivian LeTran and Ren Norris Senior Ally Doles strolled out of the AP Environmental Science classroom toward the quad. Over her shoulder she slung a white garbage bag filled with empty Doritos bags, wrinkled wrapping paper and folded gum wrappers. Many heads turned and shot her inquisitive looks, wondering if she had become a walking trashcan. read more » A Gallon of Gas: Indulge your sweet side at Powell’s Sweet Shoppe, 4.6 miles. January 4, 2010 — by Vivien Lu and Ashley Tang Powell's Sweet Shoppe in downtown Los Gatos is more than just a candy store. The fruity aroma of various sweets, colorful shelves and cheerful atmosphere all blend together to make the experience like going to Willy Wonka's factory. read more » Despite reputation, Cupertino Square offers more entertainment than people give credit for, 5.1 miles January 4, 2010 — by Vivian LeTran Cupertino Square, formerly known as Vallco Fashion Park, has a reputation for being a lifeless and boring mall. After undergoing multiple ownership changes in the last few years as well as major renovations, the mall still does not draw a substantial number of customers. Lacking popular shopping venues, the fact that the square does little to increase the small number of people it attracts is understandable. read more » Into the Wild: Junior to embark on unorthodox journey January 4, 2010 — by Grishma Athavale and Maggie Lin Snorkeling in the Galapagos, backpacking in the Andes and hiking up to the summit of Machu Picchu. Sounds like a dream vacation, but these breathtaking adventures will be daily fare for one lucky junior. read more » Alumnus pursues dreams back to Saratoga January 4, 2010 — by Karen Yang After graduating in 2002, alumnus David Lii returned to Saratoga after college to work as both an assistant coach for the varsity football team and an investment analyst in downtown Saratoga. read more » Junior saddles up on road to success December 18, 2009 — by Grishma Athavale Junior Ashely Pollack excels in competitive horseback riding: She has won five world championships and two world grand championships in the past 10 years. World championships pit horses from all over the world show against each other in different divisions, while a world grand championship matches the best of world champions in smaller classes with divisions combined. read more » Music department gets into holiday spirit with Carol Grams December 17, 2009 — by Kyumin Shim If the members of Chamber Singers returned home with scratchy voices this past Wednesday, it was easy to see why. In an annual fundraising tradition, they delivered Carol Grams from class to class with holiday spirit and undiminished energy. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...290291292293294...300...nextlast
Alumni travels to Africa to promote AIDS Awareness January 19, 2010 — by Lauren Kuan and Rebecca Nguyen After graduating Saratoga High in 2007, aMichael Nguyen, a junior at UC San Diego studying human development, decided to go to around Tanzania last fall to teach HIV/AIDS awareness through One Heart Source, a program that helps house orphans in Africa. Nguyen felt that it was an opportunity he would not want to miss. read more » Seniors look back on earlier years January 19, 2010 — by Anna Shen With each year of high school, students seem to find it harder to manage academics, sports, extra-curricular activities and a social life, leading many seniors to look back fondly on earlier—and easier—days when they were freshmen, sophomores and juniors. read more » Environmental Science gets ‘trashy’ January 19, 2010 — by Vivian LeTran and Ren Norris Senior Ally Doles strolled out of the AP Environmental Science classroom toward the quad. Over her shoulder she slung a white garbage bag filled with empty Doritos bags, wrinkled wrapping paper and folded gum wrappers. Many heads turned and shot her inquisitive looks, wondering if she had become a walking trashcan. read more » A Gallon of Gas: Indulge your sweet side at Powell’s Sweet Shoppe, 4.6 miles. January 4, 2010 — by Vivien Lu and Ashley Tang Powell's Sweet Shoppe in downtown Los Gatos is more than just a candy store. The fruity aroma of various sweets, colorful shelves and cheerful atmosphere all blend together to make the experience like going to Willy Wonka's factory. read more » Despite reputation, Cupertino Square offers more entertainment than people give credit for, 5.1 miles January 4, 2010 — by Vivian LeTran Cupertino Square, formerly known as Vallco Fashion Park, has a reputation for being a lifeless and boring mall. After undergoing multiple ownership changes in the last few years as well as major renovations, the mall still does not draw a substantial number of customers. Lacking popular shopping venues, the fact that the square does little to increase the small number of people it attracts is understandable. read more » Into the Wild: Junior to embark on unorthodox journey January 4, 2010 — by Grishma Athavale and Maggie Lin Snorkeling in the Galapagos, backpacking in the Andes and hiking up to the summit of Machu Picchu. Sounds like a dream vacation, but these breathtaking adventures will be daily fare for one lucky junior. read more » Alumnus pursues dreams back to Saratoga January 4, 2010 — by Karen Yang After graduating in 2002, alumnus David Lii returned to Saratoga after college to work as both an assistant coach for the varsity football team and an investment analyst in downtown Saratoga. read more » Junior saddles up on road to success December 18, 2009 — by Grishma Athavale Junior Ashely Pollack excels in competitive horseback riding: She has won five world championships and two world grand championships in the past 10 years. World championships pit horses from all over the world show against each other in different divisions, while a world grand championship matches the best of world champions in smaller classes with divisions combined. read more » Music department gets into holiday spirit with Carol Grams December 17, 2009 — by Kyumin Shim If the members of Chamber Singers returned home with scratchy voices this past Wednesday, it was easy to see why. In an annual fundraising tradition, they delivered Carol Grams from class to class with holiday spirit and undiminished energy. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...290291292293294...300...nextlast
Seniors look back on earlier years January 19, 2010 — by Anna Shen With each year of high school, students seem to find it harder to manage academics, sports, extra-curricular activities and a social life, leading many seniors to look back fondly on earlier—and easier—days when they were freshmen, sophomores and juniors. read more » Environmental Science gets ‘trashy’ January 19, 2010 — by Vivian LeTran and Ren Norris Senior Ally Doles strolled out of the AP Environmental Science classroom toward the quad. Over her shoulder she slung a white garbage bag filled with empty Doritos bags, wrinkled wrapping paper and folded gum wrappers. Many heads turned and shot her inquisitive looks, wondering if she had become a walking trashcan. read more » A Gallon of Gas: Indulge your sweet side at Powell’s Sweet Shoppe, 4.6 miles. January 4, 2010 — by Vivien Lu and Ashley Tang Powell's Sweet Shoppe in downtown Los Gatos is more than just a candy store. The fruity aroma of various sweets, colorful shelves and cheerful atmosphere all blend together to make the experience like going to Willy Wonka's factory. read more » Despite reputation, Cupertino Square offers more entertainment than people give credit for, 5.1 miles January 4, 2010 — by Vivian LeTran Cupertino Square, formerly known as Vallco Fashion Park, has a reputation for being a lifeless and boring mall. After undergoing multiple ownership changes in the last few years as well as major renovations, the mall still does not draw a substantial number of customers. Lacking popular shopping venues, the fact that the square does little to increase the small number of people it attracts is understandable. read more » Into the Wild: Junior to embark on unorthodox journey January 4, 2010 — by Grishma Athavale and Maggie Lin Snorkeling in the Galapagos, backpacking in the Andes and hiking up to the summit of Machu Picchu. Sounds like a dream vacation, but these breathtaking adventures will be daily fare for one lucky junior. read more » Alumnus pursues dreams back to Saratoga January 4, 2010 — by Karen Yang After graduating in 2002, alumnus David Lii returned to Saratoga after college to work as both an assistant coach for the varsity football team and an investment analyst in downtown Saratoga. read more » Junior saddles up on road to success December 18, 2009 — by Grishma Athavale Junior Ashely Pollack excels in competitive horseback riding: She has won five world championships and two world grand championships in the past 10 years. World championships pit horses from all over the world show against each other in different divisions, while a world grand championship matches the best of world champions in smaller classes with divisions combined. read more » Music department gets into holiday spirit with Carol Grams December 17, 2009 — by Kyumin Shim If the members of Chamber Singers returned home with scratchy voices this past Wednesday, it was easy to see why. In an annual fundraising tradition, they delivered Carol Grams from class to class with holiday spirit and undiminished energy. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...290291292293294...300...nextlast
Environmental Science gets ‘trashy’ January 19, 2010 — by Vivian LeTran and Ren Norris Senior Ally Doles strolled out of the AP Environmental Science classroom toward the quad. Over her shoulder she slung a white garbage bag filled with empty Doritos bags, wrinkled wrapping paper and folded gum wrappers. Many heads turned and shot her inquisitive looks, wondering if she had become a walking trashcan. read more » A Gallon of Gas: Indulge your sweet side at Powell’s Sweet Shoppe, 4.6 miles. January 4, 2010 — by Vivien Lu and Ashley Tang Powell's Sweet Shoppe in downtown Los Gatos is more than just a candy store. The fruity aroma of various sweets, colorful shelves and cheerful atmosphere all blend together to make the experience like going to Willy Wonka's factory. read more » Despite reputation, Cupertino Square offers more entertainment than people give credit for, 5.1 miles January 4, 2010 — by Vivian LeTran Cupertino Square, formerly known as Vallco Fashion Park, has a reputation for being a lifeless and boring mall. After undergoing multiple ownership changes in the last few years as well as major renovations, the mall still does not draw a substantial number of customers. Lacking popular shopping venues, the fact that the square does little to increase the small number of people it attracts is understandable. read more » Into the Wild: Junior to embark on unorthodox journey January 4, 2010 — by Grishma Athavale and Maggie Lin Snorkeling in the Galapagos, backpacking in the Andes and hiking up to the summit of Machu Picchu. Sounds like a dream vacation, but these breathtaking adventures will be daily fare for one lucky junior. read more » Alumnus pursues dreams back to Saratoga January 4, 2010 — by Karen Yang After graduating in 2002, alumnus David Lii returned to Saratoga after college to work as both an assistant coach for the varsity football team and an investment analyst in downtown Saratoga. read more » Junior saddles up on road to success December 18, 2009 — by Grishma Athavale Junior Ashely Pollack excels in competitive horseback riding: She has won five world championships and two world grand championships in the past 10 years. World championships pit horses from all over the world show against each other in different divisions, while a world grand championship matches the best of world champions in smaller classes with divisions combined. read more » Music department gets into holiday spirit with Carol Grams December 17, 2009 — by Kyumin Shim If the members of Chamber Singers returned home with scratchy voices this past Wednesday, it was easy to see why. In an annual fundraising tradition, they delivered Carol Grams from class to class with holiday spirit and undiminished energy. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...290291292293294...300...nextlast
A Gallon of Gas: Indulge your sweet side at Powell’s Sweet Shoppe, 4.6 miles. January 4, 2010 — by Vivien Lu and Ashley Tang Powell's Sweet Shoppe in downtown Los Gatos is more than just a candy store. The fruity aroma of various sweets, colorful shelves and cheerful atmosphere all blend together to make the experience like going to Willy Wonka's factory. read more » Despite reputation, Cupertino Square offers more entertainment than people give credit for, 5.1 miles January 4, 2010 — by Vivian LeTran Cupertino Square, formerly known as Vallco Fashion Park, has a reputation for being a lifeless and boring mall. After undergoing multiple ownership changes in the last few years as well as major renovations, the mall still does not draw a substantial number of customers. Lacking popular shopping venues, the fact that the square does little to increase the small number of people it attracts is understandable. read more » Into the Wild: Junior to embark on unorthodox journey January 4, 2010 — by Grishma Athavale and Maggie Lin Snorkeling in the Galapagos, backpacking in the Andes and hiking up to the summit of Machu Picchu. Sounds like a dream vacation, but these breathtaking adventures will be daily fare for one lucky junior. read more » Alumnus pursues dreams back to Saratoga January 4, 2010 — by Karen Yang After graduating in 2002, alumnus David Lii returned to Saratoga after college to work as both an assistant coach for the varsity football team and an investment analyst in downtown Saratoga. read more » Junior saddles up on road to success December 18, 2009 — by Grishma Athavale Junior Ashely Pollack excels in competitive horseback riding: She has won five world championships and two world grand championships in the past 10 years. World championships pit horses from all over the world show against each other in different divisions, while a world grand championship matches the best of world champions in smaller classes with divisions combined. read more » Music department gets into holiday spirit with Carol Grams December 17, 2009 — by Kyumin Shim If the members of Chamber Singers returned home with scratchy voices this past Wednesday, it was easy to see why. In an annual fundraising tradition, they delivered Carol Grams from class to class with holiday spirit and undiminished energy. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...290291292293294...300...nextlast
Despite reputation, Cupertino Square offers more entertainment than people give credit for, 5.1 miles January 4, 2010 — by Vivian LeTran Cupertino Square, formerly known as Vallco Fashion Park, has a reputation for being a lifeless and boring mall. After undergoing multiple ownership changes in the last few years as well as major renovations, the mall still does not draw a substantial number of customers. Lacking popular shopping venues, the fact that the square does little to increase the small number of people it attracts is understandable. read more » Into the Wild: Junior to embark on unorthodox journey January 4, 2010 — by Grishma Athavale and Maggie Lin Snorkeling in the Galapagos, backpacking in the Andes and hiking up to the summit of Machu Picchu. Sounds like a dream vacation, but these breathtaking adventures will be daily fare for one lucky junior. read more » Alumnus pursues dreams back to Saratoga January 4, 2010 — by Karen Yang After graduating in 2002, alumnus David Lii returned to Saratoga after college to work as both an assistant coach for the varsity football team and an investment analyst in downtown Saratoga. read more » Junior saddles up on road to success December 18, 2009 — by Grishma Athavale Junior Ashely Pollack excels in competitive horseback riding: She has won five world championships and two world grand championships in the past 10 years. World championships pit horses from all over the world show against each other in different divisions, while a world grand championship matches the best of world champions in smaller classes with divisions combined. read more » Music department gets into holiday spirit with Carol Grams December 17, 2009 — by Kyumin Shim If the members of Chamber Singers returned home with scratchy voices this past Wednesday, it was easy to see why. In an annual fundraising tradition, they delivered Carol Grams from class to class with holiday spirit and undiminished energy. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...290291292293294...300...nextlast
Into the Wild: Junior to embark on unorthodox journey January 4, 2010 — by Grishma Athavale and Maggie Lin Snorkeling in the Galapagos, backpacking in the Andes and hiking up to the summit of Machu Picchu. Sounds like a dream vacation, but these breathtaking adventures will be daily fare for one lucky junior. read more » Alumnus pursues dreams back to Saratoga January 4, 2010 — by Karen Yang After graduating in 2002, alumnus David Lii returned to Saratoga after college to work as both an assistant coach for the varsity football team and an investment analyst in downtown Saratoga. read more » Junior saddles up on road to success December 18, 2009 — by Grishma Athavale Junior Ashely Pollack excels in competitive horseback riding: She has won five world championships and two world grand championships in the past 10 years. World championships pit horses from all over the world show against each other in different divisions, while a world grand championship matches the best of world champions in smaller classes with divisions combined. read more » Music department gets into holiday spirit with Carol Grams December 17, 2009 — by Kyumin Shim If the members of Chamber Singers returned home with scratchy voices this past Wednesday, it was easy to see why. In an annual fundraising tradition, they delivered Carol Grams from class to class with holiday spirit and undiminished energy. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...290291292293294...300...nextlast
Alumnus pursues dreams back to Saratoga January 4, 2010 — by Karen Yang After graduating in 2002, alumnus David Lii returned to Saratoga after college to work as both an assistant coach for the varsity football team and an investment analyst in downtown Saratoga. read more » Junior saddles up on road to success December 18, 2009 — by Grishma Athavale Junior Ashely Pollack excels in competitive horseback riding: She has won five world championships and two world grand championships in the past 10 years. World championships pit horses from all over the world show against each other in different divisions, while a world grand championship matches the best of world champions in smaller classes with divisions combined. read more » Music department gets into holiday spirit with Carol Grams December 17, 2009 — by Kyumin Shim If the members of Chamber Singers returned home with scratchy voices this past Wednesday, it was easy to see why. In an annual fundraising tradition, they delivered Carol Grams from class to class with holiday spirit and undiminished energy. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...290291292293294...300...nextlast
Junior saddles up on road to success December 18, 2009 — by Grishma Athavale Junior Ashely Pollack excels in competitive horseback riding: She has won five world championships and two world grand championships in the past 10 years. World championships pit horses from all over the world show against each other in different divisions, while a world grand championship matches the best of world champions in smaller classes with divisions combined. read more » Music department gets into holiday spirit with Carol Grams December 17, 2009 — by Kyumin Shim If the members of Chamber Singers returned home with scratchy voices this past Wednesday, it was easy to see why. In an annual fundraising tradition, they delivered Carol Grams from class to class with holiday spirit and undiminished energy. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...290291292293294...300...nextlast
Music department gets into holiday spirit with Carol Grams December 17, 2009 — by Kyumin Shim If the members of Chamber Singers returned home with scratchy voices this past Wednesday, it was easy to see why. In an annual fundraising tradition, they delivered Carol Grams from class to class with holiday spirit and undiminished energy. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...290291292293294...300...nextlast