Rolling block schedule finalized May 19, 2016 — by Emily Chen Despite concerns voiced by some parents and students earlier in the year, the 2016-2017 school year will have a rolling block schedule with each day. read more » Senior finds practical approach to music career, accepted in Marine Corps band May 19, 2016 — by Ami Nachiappan Senior Michael Okuno shares thoughts about playing music for the Marine Corps Band. read more » Alumni music teachers leaving respective schools after 2015-2016 school year May 19, 2016 — by Michelle Koo Parents and pancakes filled the quad in late April as Redwood Middle School band director Jonathan Jow and SHS band director Jonathan Pwu quieted their ensemble of students and raised their arms to get set. The concert bands and orchestras of the middle and high school played their bittersweet final pieces for their final Pancake breakfast with two long-appreciated instructors. read more » District voters renew Measure A Parcel Tax May 16, 2016 — by Pranav Ahuja Voters have renewed the Measure A Parcel Tax that raises almost $1 million annually for the Los Gatos-Saratoga High School District in a mail-in ballot. read more » Principal’s secretary to retire, plans to teach at elementary school May 16, 2016 — by Ami Nachiappan This ASB Joke of the Day was delivered recently by principal’s secretary Susan Dini, her upbeat and cheerful voice resonating throughout campus. Surrounding her at the microphone were eight smiling faces filled with laughter, ASB members thankful to have Dini by their side as their supervisor for daily morning announcements. read more » Before teaching, econ teacher spent years as glazier and soldier May 11, 2016 — by Jay Kim and Charin Park Todd Dwyer lived a different life before going into academia. read more » Color dash brings color to the weekend May 4, 2016 — by Cassandra King On the morning of April 17, over 200 people stepped out onto Joe’s Trail at Congress Park to begin the 2.5-mile Color Dash. Adults and children alike eagerly awaited the spray of colors that greeted them throughout the run. read more » Speech and debaters compete at state tourney; Rallabandi places 3rd in Varsity Oratorical Interpretation May 2, 2016 — by Kyle Wang Tournament takes place at Mission San Jose read more » College Bound: Acharya and Oliver prepare for transition to college April 28, 2016 — by Claire Chou, Spring Ma, Katherine Sun and Eileen Toh Caroline Oliver anticipates freshman year at Barnard. Saro Acharya sets up future in film with Emerson. read more » Upperclassmen venture into another world on Wild West trip April 28, 2016 — by Michelle Koo and Michelle Lee In 2005, history teacher Matthew Torrens introduced the Wild West trip, taking several students to visit Utah and Monticello High School, where he taught prior to Saratoga High. The bi-yearly tradition has continued for 11 years, making this year’s upperclassmen the eighth group that has traveled to Utah with Torrens. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
Senior finds practical approach to music career, accepted in Marine Corps band May 19, 2016 — by Ami Nachiappan Senior Michael Okuno shares thoughts about playing music for the Marine Corps Band. read more » Alumni music teachers leaving respective schools after 2015-2016 school year May 19, 2016 — by Michelle Koo Parents and pancakes filled the quad in late April as Redwood Middle School band director Jonathan Jow and SHS band director Jonathan Pwu quieted their ensemble of students and raised their arms to get set. The concert bands and orchestras of the middle and high school played their bittersweet final pieces for their final Pancake breakfast with two long-appreciated instructors. read more » District voters renew Measure A Parcel Tax May 16, 2016 — by Pranav Ahuja Voters have renewed the Measure A Parcel Tax that raises almost $1 million annually for the Los Gatos-Saratoga High School District in a mail-in ballot. read more » Principal’s secretary to retire, plans to teach at elementary school May 16, 2016 — by Ami Nachiappan This ASB Joke of the Day was delivered recently by principal’s secretary Susan Dini, her upbeat and cheerful voice resonating throughout campus. Surrounding her at the microphone were eight smiling faces filled with laughter, ASB members thankful to have Dini by their side as their supervisor for daily morning announcements. read more » Before teaching, econ teacher spent years as glazier and soldier May 11, 2016 — by Jay Kim and Charin Park Todd Dwyer lived a different life before going into academia. read more » Color dash brings color to the weekend May 4, 2016 — by Cassandra King On the morning of April 17, over 200 people stepped out onto Joe’s Trail at Congress Park to begin the 2.5-mile Color Dash. Adults and children alike eagerly awaited the spray of colors that greeted them throughout the run. read more » Speech and debaters compete at state tourney; Rallabandi places 3rd in Varsity Oratorical Interpretation May 2, 2016 — by Kyle Wang Tournament takes place at Mission San Jose read more » College Bound: Acharya and Oliver prepare for transition to college April 28, 2016 — by Claire Chou, Spring Ma, Katherine Sun and Eileen Toh Caroline Oliver anticipates freshman year at Barnard. Saro Acharya sets up future in film with Emerson. read more » Upperclassmen venture into another world on Wild West trip April 28, 2016 — by Michelle Koo and Michelle Lee In 2005, history teacher Matthew Torrens introduced the Wild West trip, taking several students to visit Utah and Monticello High School, where he taught prior to Saratoga High. The bi-yearly tradition has continued for 11 years, making this year’s upperclassmen the eighth group that has traveled to Utah with Torrens. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
Alumni music teachers leaving respective schools after 2015-2016 school year May 19, 2016 — by Michelle Koo Parents and pancakes filled the quad in late April as Redwood Middle School band director Jonathan Jow and SHS band director Jonathan Pwu quieted their ensemble of students and raised their arms to get set. The concert bands and orchestras of the middle and high school played their bittersweet final pieces for their final Pancake breakfast with two long-appreciated instructors. read more » District voters renew Measure A Parcel Tax May 16, 2016 — by Pranav Ahuja Voters have renewed the Measure A Parcel Tax that raises almost $1 million annually for the Los Gatos-Saratoga High School District in a mail-in ballot. read more » Principal’s secretary to retire, plans to teach at elementary school May 16, 2016 — by Ami Nachiappan This ASB Joke of the Day was delivered recently by principal’s secretary Susan Dini, her upbeat and cheerful voice resonating throughout campus. Surrounding her at the microphone were eight smiling faces filled with laughter, ASB members thankful to have Dini by their side as their supervisor for daily morning announcements. read more » Before teaching, econ teacher spent years as glazier and soldier May 11, 2016 — by Jay Kim and Charin Park Todd Dwyer lived a different life before going into academia. read more » Color dash brings color to the weekend May 4, 2016 — by Cassandra King On the morning of April 17, over 200 people stepped out onto Joe’s Trail at Congress Park to begin the 2.5-mile Color Dash. Adults and children alike eagerly awaited the spray of colors that greeted them throughout the run. read more » Speech and debaters compete at state tourney; Rallabandi places 3rd in Varsity Oratorical Interpretation May 2, 2016 — by Kyle Wang Tournament takes place at Mission San Jose read more » College Bound: Acharya and Oliver prepare for transition to college April 28, 2016 — by Claire Chou, Spring Ma, Katherine Sun and Eileen Toh Caroline Oliver anticipates freshman year at Barnard. Saro Acharya sets up future in film with Emerson. read more » Upperclassmen venture into another world on Wild West trip April 28, 2016 — by Michelle Koo and Michelle Lee In 2005, history teacher Matthew Torrens introduced the Wild West trip, taking several students to visit Utah and Monticello High School, where he taught prior to Saratoga High. The bi-yearly tradition has continued for 11 years, making this year’s upperclassmen the eighth group that has traveled to Utah with Torrens. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
District voters renew Measure A Parcel Tax May 16, 2016 — by Pranav Ahuja Voters have renewed the Measure A Parcel Tax that raises almost $1 million annually for the Los Gatos-Saratoga High School District in a mail-in ballot. read more » Principal’s secretary to retire, plans to teach at elementary school May 16, 2016 — by Ami Nachiappan This ASB Joke of the Day was delivered recently by principal’s secretary Susan Dini, her upbeat and cheerful voice resonating throughout campus. Surrounding her at the microphone were eight smiling faces filled with laughter, ASB members thankful to have Dini by their side as their supervisor for daily morning announcements. read more » Before teaching, econ teacher spent years as glazier and soldier May 11, 2016 — by Jay Kim and Charin Park Todd Dwyer lived a different life before going into academia. read more » Color dash brings color to the weekend May 4, 2016 — by Cassandra King On the morning of April 17, over 200 people stepped out onto Joe’s Trail at Congress Park to begin the 2.5-mile Color Dash. Adults and children alike eagerly awaited the spray of colors that greeted them throughout the run. read more » Speech and debaters compete at state tourney; Rallabandi places 3rd in Varsity Oratorical Interpretation May 2, 2016 — by Kyle Wang Tournament takes place at Mission San Jose read more » College Bound: Acharya and Oliver prepare for transition to college April 28, 2016 — by Claire Chou, Spring Ma, Katherine Sun and Eileen Toh Caroline Oliver anticipates freshman year at Barnard. Saro Acharya sets up future in film with Emerson. read more » Upperclassmen venture into another world on Wild West trip April 28, 2016 — by Michelle Koo and Michelle Lee In 2005, history teacher Matthew Torrens introduced the Wild West trip, taking several students to visit Utah and Monticello High School, where he taught prior to Saratoga High. The bi-yearly tradition has continued for 11 years, making this year’s upperclassmen the eighth group that has traveled to Utah with Torrens. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
Principal’s secretary to retire, plans to teach at elementary school May 16, 2016 — by Ami Nachiappan This ASB Joke of the Day was delivered recently by principal’s secretary Susan Dini, her upbeat and cheerful voice resonating throughout campus. Surrounding her at the microphone were eight smiling faces filled with laughter, ASB members thankful to have Dini by their side as their supervisor for daily morning announcements. read more » Before teaching, econ teacher spent years as glazier and soldier May 11, 2016 — by Jay Kim and Charin Park Todd Dwyer lived a different life before going into academia. read more » Color dash brings color to the weekend May 4, 2016 — by Cassandra King On the morning of April 17, over 200 people stepped out onto Joe’s Trail at Congress Park to begin the 2.5-mile Color Dash. Adults and children alike eagerly awaited the spray of colors that greeted them throughout the run. read more » Speech and debaters compete at state tourney; Rallabandi places 3rd in Varsity Oratorical Interpretation May 2, 2016 — by Kyle Wang Tournament takes place at Mission San Jose read more » College Bound: Acharya and Oliver prepare for transition to college April 28, 2016 — by Claire Chou, Spring Ma, Katherine Sun and Eileen Toh Caroline Oliver anticipates freshman year at Barnard. Saro Acharya sets up future in film with Emerson. read more » Upperclassmen venture into another world on Wild West trip April 28, 2016 — by Michelle Koo and Michelle Lee In 2005, history teacher Matthew Torrens introduced the Wild West trip, taking several students to visit Utah and Monticello High School, where he taught prior to Saratoga High. The bi-yearly tradition has continued for 11 years, making this year’s upperclassmen the eighth group that has traveled to Utah with Torrens. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
Before teaching, econ teacher spent years as glazier and soldier May 11, 2016 — by Jay Kim and Charin Park Todd Dwyer lived a different life before going into academia. read more » Color dash brings color to the weekend May 4, 2016 — by Cassandra King On the morning of April 17, over 200 people stepped out onto Joe’s Trail at Congress Park to begin the 2.5-mile Color Dash. Adults and children alike eagerly awaited the spray of colors that greeted them throughout the run. read more » Speech and debaters compete at state tourney; Rallabandi places 3rd in Varsity Oratorical Interpretation May 2, 2016 — by Kyle Wang Tournament takes place at Mission San Jose read more » College Bound: Acharya and Oliver prepare for transition to college April 28, 2016 — by Claire Chou, Spring Ma, Katherine Sun and Eileen Toh Caroline Oliver anticipates freshman year at Barnard. Saro Acharya sets up future in film with Emerson. read more » Upperclassmen venture into another world on Wild West trip April 28, 2016 — by Michelle Koo and Michelle Lee In 2005, history teacher Matthew Torrens introduced the Wild West trip, taking several students to visit Utah and Monticello High School, where he taught prior to Saratoga High. The bi-yearly tradition has continued for 11 years, making this year’s upperclassmen the eighth group that has traveled to Utah with Torrens. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
Color dash brings color to the weekend May 4, 2016 — by Cassandra King On the morning of April 17, over 200 people stepped out onto Joe’s Trail at Congress Park to begin the 2.5-mile Color Dash. Adults and children alike eagerly awaited the spray of colors that greeted them throughout the run. read more » Speech and debaters compete at state tourney; Rallabandi places 3rd in Varsity Oratorical Interpretation May 2, 2016 — by Kyle Wang Tournament takes place at Mission San Jose read more » College Bound: Acharya and Oliver prepare for transition to college April 28, 2016 — by Claire Chou, Spring Ma, Katherine Sun and Eileen Toh Caroline Oliver anticipates freshman year at Barnard. Saro Acharya sets up future in film with Emerson. read more » Upperclassmen venture into another world on Wild West trip April 28, 2016 — by Michelle Koo and Michelle Lee In 2005, history teacher Matthew Torrens introduced the Wild West trip, taking several students to visit Utah and Monticello High School, where he taught prior to Saratoga High. The bi-yearly tradition has continued for 11 years, making this year’s upperclassmen the eighth group that has traveled to Utah with Torrens. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
Speech and debaters compete at state tourney; Rallabandi places 3rd in Varsity Oratorical Interpretation May 2, 2016 — by Kyle Wang Tournament takes place at Mission San Jose read more » College Bound: Acharya and Oliver prepare for transition to college April 28, 2016 — by Claire Chou, Spring Ma, Katherine Sun and Eileen Toh Caroline Oliver anticipates freshman year at Barnard. Saro Acharya sets up future in film with Emerson. read more » Upperclassmen venture into another world on Wild West trip April 28, 2016 — by Michelle Koo and Michelle Lee In 2005, history teacher Matthew Torrens introduced the Wild West trip, taking several students to visit Utah and Monticello High School, where he taught prior to Saratoga High. The bi-yearly tradition has continued for 11 years, making this year’s upperclassmen the eighth group that has traveled to Utah with Torrens. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
College Bound: Acharya and Oliver prepare for transition to college April 28, 2016 — by Claire Chou, Spring Ma, Katherine Sun and Eileen Toh Caroline Oliver anticipates freshman year at Barnard. Saro Acharya sets up future in film with Emerson. read more » Upperclassmen venture into another world on Wild West trip April 28, 2016 — by Michelle Koo and Michelle Lee In 2005, history teacher Matthew Torrens introduced the Wild West trip, taking several students to visit Utah and Monticello High School, where he taught prior to Saratoga High. The bi-yearly tradition has continued for 11 years, making this year’s upperclassmen the eighth group that has traveled to Utah with Torrens. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast
Upperclassmen venture into another world on Wild West trip April 28, 2016 — by Michelle Koo and Michelle Lee In 2005, history teacher Matthew Torrens introduced the Wild West trip, taking several students to visit Utah and Monticello High School, where he taught prior to Saratoga High. The bi-yearly tradition has continued for 11 years, making this year’s upperclassmen the eighth group that has traveled to Utah with Torrens. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...168169170171172...180190200210220...nextlast