Speech and debate wraps up qualifications for Tournament of Champions March 15, 2024 — by Bryan Zhao and Alan Cai As the regular debate season wraps up on March 10, two public forum debate teams will be making their way to the Tournament of Champions (TOC) this April, preparing to articulate eloquent arguments, fiery speeches, and creative angles they hope will impress a panel of expert judges. The TOC is a prestigious national tournament that […] read more » Music groups kick off season with competitions, concerts and preview performances March 15, 2024 — by Saachi Jain and Sanjoli Gupta The music program has been bustling with activity this second semester. The winter percussion and winter guard groups attended their first competitions, while band and orchestra kicked off their spring semester concert and festival series. Band persists through second semester with more concerts Members of the Symphonic Wind Ensemble (SWE) finished their performance at the […] read more » New ASB officers elected for next year March 15, 2024 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Alan Cai The results of a March 7-8 vote for ASB officers in 2024-25 were recently released. Junior Alan Cai will be the ASB president, junior Langdon Huynh will be vice president, sophomore Jena Lew will be secretary and sophomore Anthony Tran will be treasurer. The new ASB team then met to nominate junior Anisa Taymuree and […] read more » Soundings exhibition fails to raise enough funds for print issue March 14, 2024 — by Florence Wei The Soundings Art and Literary held its second exhibition on March 1 to fund the annual print issue. The exhibition was estimated to fundraise about $2,000, but massively fell short at $311. After a successful first exhibition in 2023 that raised about $2,000, the Soundings staff continued the exhibition this year with similar features: school […] read more » New math class announced for next year March 14, 2024 — by Alan Cai In February, students finalizing their course selections for next year saw an interesting new addition to the list of mathematics offerings: Finite Math. The newly offered course is intended to be an inclusive class designed to improve mathematics fundamentals. Finite Mathematics aims to replace College Prep Statistics, currently taught by math teacher Seema Patel, a […] read more » Modern Mystery club ‘solves’ past murder cases, such as the 1969 unsolved Zodiac Killer case of a serial killer March 14, 2024 — by Isabelle Wang and Florence Wei Walking up to the whiteboard, senior president Elsa Fang reads aloud a brief paragraph that sets up a murder mystery featuring serial killer Edmund Kemper, who murdered at least 10 people in California between 1960 and 1970. Fifteen students listen attentively to catch every detail, and fierce discussion soon echoes around the room as they […] read more » Four students selected to display their art at ArtNow in the New Museum Los Gatos March 14, 2024 — by Emma Fung, Skyler Mao, and Zack Zhang The New Museum of Los Gatos (NUMU) selected 82 submissions from 45 different high schools for its upcoming 2024 ArtNow Exhibition, which starts April 27. Of the 810 total submissions, four Saratoga High School students were selected for the exhibition: sophomore Nicole Hao, junior Melanie Lee, junior Amy Pan and junior Isabelle Wang. This year’s […] read more » District’s INSPIRE strategic plan aims to improve educational outcomes through support and opportunities March 14, 2024 — by Sarah Thomas A new vision for how the two schools in the district will deliver education over the next decade is coming into fruition this year thanks to a combined effort of dozens of teachers, students, parents, community members and administrators. The district’s Strategic Planning Initiative (SPI), which began last spring and was accepted by the board […] read more » Maintenance team works to clear out congested pipes to prevent flooding March 8, 2024 — by Florence Hu This winter, strong El Niño conditions have brought heavy atmospheric river storms, sometimes causing areas on campus to experience minor flooding from puddles around congested drains. While maintenance staff members and contractors have worked to clear the pipes, officials have determined excavation may be necessary this summer to replace some sections of pipes to prevent […] read more » Long-standing tradition of crepe parties in French classes continue to spark interest in the language March 7, 2024 — by Amelia Chang and Annika Gho As French students walked into their classroom on Feb. 13, the smell of crisp batter and fresh strawberries immediately hit them. Soon after, they began flipping crepes and watching a movie, enjoying the break from typical lessons and activities. These crepe parties, held once a semester in Elaine Haggerty’s French classes, allow students to first-hand […] read more » previous12345...1020304050...nextlast
Music groups kick off season with competitions, concerts and preview performances March 15, 2024 — by Saachi Jain and Sanjoli Gupta The music program has been bustling with activity this second semester. The winter percussion and winter guard groups attended their first competitions, while band and orchestra kicked off their spring semester concert and festival series. Band persists through second semester with more concerts Members of the Symphonic Wind Ensemble (SWE) finished their performance at the […] read more » New ASB officers elected for next year March 15, 2024 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Alan Cai The results of a March 7-8 vote for ASB officers in 2024-25 were recently released. Junior Alan Cai will be the ASB president, junior Langdon Huynh will be vice president, sophomore Jena Lew will be secretary and sophomore Anthony Tran will be treasurer. The new ASB team then met to nominate junior Anisa Taymuree and […] read more » Soundings exhibition fails to raise enough funds for print issue March 14, 2024 — by Florence Wei The Soundings Art and Literary held its second exhibition on March 1 to fund the annual print issue. The exhibition was estimated to fundraise about $2,000, but massively fell short at $311. After a successful first exhibition in 2023 that raised about $2,000, the Soundings staff continued the exhibition this year with similar features: school […] read more » New math class announced for next year March 14, 2024 — by Alan Cai In February, students finalizing their course selections for next year saw an interesting new addition to the list of mathematics offerings: Finite Math. The newly offered course is intended to be an inclusive class designed to improve mathematics fundamentals. Finite Mathematics aims to replace College Prep Statistics, currently taught by math teacher Seema Patel, a […] read more » Modern Mystery club ‘solves’ past murder cases, such as the 1969 unsolved Zodiac Killer case of a serial killer March 14, 2024 — by Isabelle Wang and Florence Wei Walking up to the whiteboard, senior president Elsa Fang reads aloud a brief paragraph that sets up a murder mystery featuring serial killer Edmund Kemper, who murdered at least 10 people in California between 1960 and 1970. Fifteen students listen attentively to catch every detail, and fierce discussion soon echoes around the room as they […] read more » Four students selected to display their art at ArtNow in the New Museum Los Gatos March 14, 2024 — by Emma Fung, Skyler Mao, and Zack Zhang The New Museum of Los Gatos (NUMU) selected 82 submissions from 45 different high schools for its upcoming 2024 ArtNow Exhibition, which starts April 27. Of the 810 total submissions, four Saratoga High School students were selected for the exhibition: sophomore Nicole Hao, junior Melanie Lee, junior Amy Pan and junior Isabelle Wang. This year’s […] read more » District’s INSPIRE strategic plan aims to improve educational outcomes through support and opportunities March 14, 2024 — by Sarah Thomas A new vision for how the two schools in the district will deliver education over the next decade is coming into fruition this year thanks to a combined effort of dozens of teachers, students, parents, community members and administrators. The district’s Strategic Planning Initiative (SPI), which began last spring and was accepted by the board […] read more » Maintenance team works to clear out congested pipes to prevent flooding March 8, 2024 — by Florence Hu This winter, strong El Niño conditions have brought heavy atmospheric river storms, sometimes causing areas on campus to experience minor flooding from puddles around congested drains. While maintenance staff members and contractors have worked to clear the pipes, officials have determined excavation may be necessary this summer to replace some sections of pipes to prevent […] read more » Long-standing tradition of crepe parties in French classes continue to spark interest in the language March 7, 2024 — by Amelia Chang and Annika Gho As French students walked into their classroom on Feb. 13, the smell of crisp batter and fresh strawberries immediately hit them. Soon after, they began flipping crepes and watching a movie, enjoying the break from typical lessons and activities. These crepe parties, held once a semester in Elaine Haggerty’s French classes, allow students to first-hand […] read more » previous12345...1020304050...nextlast
New ASB officers elected for next year March 15, 2024 — by Sanjoli Gupta and Alan Cai The results of a March 7-8 vote for ASB officers in 2024-25 were recently released. Junior Alan Cai will be the ASB president, junior Langdon Huynh will be vice president, sophomore Jena Lew will be secretary and sophomore Anthony Tran will be treasurer. The new ASB team then met to nominate junior Anisa Taymuree and […] read more » Soundings exhibition fails to raise enough funds for print issue March 14, 2024 — by Florence Wei The Soundings Art and Literary held its second exhibition on March 1 to fund the annual print issue. The exhibition was estimated to fundraise about $2,000, but massively fell short at $311. After a successful first exhibition in 2023 that raised about $2,000, the Soundings staff continued the exhibition this year with similar features: school […] read more » New math class announced for next year March 14, 2024 — by Alan Cai In February, students finalizing their course selections for next year saw an interesting new addition to the list of mathematics offerings: Finite Math. The newly offered course is intended to be an inclusive class designed to improve mathematics fundamentals. Finite Mathematics aims to replace College Prep Statistics, currently taught by math teacher Seema Patel, a […] read more » Modern Mystery club ‘solves’ past murder cases, such as the 1969 unsolved Zodiac Killer case of a serial killer March 14, 2024 — by Isabelle Wang and Florence Wei Walking up to the whiteboard, senior president Elsa Fang reads aloud a brief paragraph that sets up a murder mystery featuring serial killer Edmund Kemper, who murdered at least 10 people in California between 1960 and 1970. Fifteen students listen attentively to catch every detail, and fierce discussion soon echoes around the room as they […] read more » Four students selected to display their art at ArtNow in the New Museum Los Gatos March 14, 2024 — by Emma Fung, Skyler Mao, and Zack Zhang The New Museum of Los Gatos (NUMU) selected 82 submissions from 45 different high schools for its upcoming 2024 ArtNow Exhibition, which starts April 27. Of the 810 total submissions, four Saratoga High School students were selected for the exhibition: sophomore Nicole Hao, junior Melanie Lee, junior Amy Pan and junior Isabelle Wang. This year’s […] read more » District’s INSPIRE strategic plan aims to improve educational outcomes through support and opportunities March 14, 2024 — by Sarah Thomas A new vision for how the two schools in the district will deliver education over the next decade is coming into fruition this year thanks to a combined effort of dozens of teachers, students, parents, community members and administrators. The district’s Strategic Planning Initiative (SPI), which began last spring and was accepted by the board […] read more » Maintenance team works to clear out congested pipes to prevent flooding March 8, 2024 — by Florence Hu This winter, strong El Niño conditions have brought heavy atmospheric river storms, sometimes causing areas on campus to experience minor flooding from puddles around congested drains. While maintenance staff members and contractors have worked to clear the pipes, officials have determined excavation may be necessary this summer to replace some sections of pipes to prevent […] read more » Long-standing tradition of crepe parties in French classes continue to spark interest in the language March 7, 2024 — by Amelia Chang and Annika Gho As French students walked into their classroom on Feb. 13, the smell of crisp batter and fresh strawberries immediately hit them. Soon after, they began flipping crepes and watching a movie, enjoying the break from typical lessons and activities. These crepe parties, held once a semester in Elaine Haggerty’s French classes, allow students to first-hand […] read more » previous12345...1020304050...nextlast
Soundings exhibition fails to raise enough funds for print issue March 14, 2024 — by Florence Wei The Soundings Art and Literary held its second exhibition on March 1 to fund the annual print issue. The exhibition was estimated to fundraise about $2,000, but massively fell short at $311. After a successful first exhibition in 2023 that raised about $2,000, the Soundings staff continued the exhibition this year with similar features: school […] read more » New math class announced for next year March 14, 2024 — by Alan Cai In February, students finalizing their course selections for next year saw an interesting new addition to the list of mathematics offerings: Finite Math. The newly offered course is intended to be an inclusive class designed to improve mathematics fundamentals. Finite Mathematics aims to replace College Prep Statistics, currently taught by math teacher Seema Patel, a […] read more » Modern Mystery club ‘solves’ past murder cases, such as the 1969 unsolved Zodiac Killer case of a serial killer March 14, 2024 — by Isabelle Wang and Florence Wei Walking up to the whiteboard, senior president Elsa Fang reads aloud a brief paragraph that sets up a murder mystery featuring serial killer Edmund Kemper, who murdered at least 10 people in California between 1960 and 1970. Fifteen students listen attentively to catch every detail, and fierce discussion soon echoes around the room as they […] read more » Four students selected to display their art at ArtNow in the New Museum Los Gatos March 14, 2024 — by Emma Fung, Skyler Mao, and Zack Zhang The New Museum of Los Gatos (NUMU) selected 82 submissions from 45 different high schools for its upcoming 2024 ArtNow Exhibition, which starts April 27. Of the 810 total submissions, four Saratoga High School students were selected for the exhibition: sophomore Nicole Hao, junior Melanie Lee, junior Amy Pan and junior Isabelle Wang. This year’s […] read more » District’s INSPIRE strategic plan aims to improve educational outcomes through support and opportunities March 14, 2024 — by Sarah Thomas A new vision for how the two schools in the district will deliver education over the next decade is coming into fruition this year thanks to a combined effort of dozens of teachers, students, parents, community members and administrators. The district’s Strategic Planning Initiative (SPI), which began last spring and was accepted by the board […] read more » Maintenance team works to clear out congested pipes to prevent flooding March 8, 2024 — by Florence Hu This winter, strong El Niño conditions have brought heavy atmospheric river storms, sometimes causing areas on campus to experience minor flooding from puddles around congested drains. While maintenance staff members and contractors have worked to clear the pipes, officials have determined excavation may be necessary this summer to replace some sections of pipes to prevent […] read more » Long-standing tradition of crepe parties in French classes continue to spark interest in the language March 7, 2024 — by Amelia Chang and Annika Gho As French students walked into their classroom on Feb. 13, the smell of crisp batter and fresh strawberries immediately hit them. Soon after, they began flipping crepes and watching a movie, enjoying the break from typical lessons and activities. These crepe parties, held once a semester in Elaine Haggerty’s French classes, allow students to first-hand […] read more » previous12345...1020304050...nextlast
New math class announced for next year March 14, 2024 — by Alan Cai In February, students finalizing their course selections for next year saw an interesting new addition to the list of mathematics offerings: Finite Math. The newly offered course is intended to be an inclusive class designed to improve mathematics fundamentals. Finite Mathematics aims to replace College Prep Statistics, currently taught by math teacher Seema Patel, a […] read more » Modern Mystery club ‘solves’ past murder cases, such as the 1969 unsolved Zodiac Killer case of a serial killer March 14, 2024 — by Isabelle Wang and Florence Wei Walking up to the whiteboard, senior president Elsa Fang reads aloud a brief paragraph that sets up a murder mystery featuring serial killer Edmund Kemper, who murdered at least 10 people in California between 1960 and 1970. Fifteen students listen attentively to catch every detail, and fierce discussion soon echoes around the room as they […] read more » Four students selected to display their art at ArtNow in the New Museum Los Gatos March 14, 2024 — by Emma Fung, Skyler Mao, and Zack Zhang The New Museum of Los Gatos (NUMU) selected 82 submissions from 45 different high schools for its upcoming 2024 ArtNow Exhibition, which starts April 27. Of the 810 total submissions, four Saratoga High School students were selected for the exhibition: sophomore Nicole Hao, junior Melanie Lee, junior Amy Pan and junior Isabelle Wang. This year’s […] read more » District’s INSPIRE strategic plan aims to improve educational outcomes through support and opportunities March 14, 2024 — by Sarah Thomas A new vision for how the two schools in the district will deliver education over the next decade is coming into fruition this year thanks to a combined effort of dozens of teachers, students, parents, community members and administrators. The district’s Strategic Planning Initiative (SPI), which began last spring and was accepted by the board […] read more » Maintenance team works to clear out congested pipes to prevent flooding March 8, 2024 — by Florence Hu This winter, strong El Niño conditions have brought heavy atmospheric river storms, sometimes causing areas on campus to experience minor flooding from puddles around congested drains. While maintenance staff members and contractors have worked to clear the pipes, officials have determined excavation may be necessary this summer to replace some sections of pipes to prevent […] read more » Long-standing tradition of crepe parties in French classes continue to spark interest in the language March 7, 2024 — by Amelia Chang and Annika Gho As French students walked into their classroom on Feb. 13, the smell of crisp batter and fresh strawberries immediately hit them. Soon after, they began flipping crepes and watching a movie, enjoying the break from typical lessons and activities. These crepe parties, held once a semester in Elaine Haggerty’s French classes, allow students to first-hand […] read more » previous12345...1020304050...nextlast
Modern Mystery club ‘solves’ past murder cases, such as the 1969 unsolved Zodiac Killer case of a serial killer March 14, 2024 — by Isabelle Wang and Florence Wei Walking up to the whiteboard, senior president Elsa Fang reads aloud a brief paragraph that sets up a murder mystery featuring serial killer Edmund Kemper, who murdered at least 10 people in California between 1960 and 1970. Fifteen students listen attentively to catch every detail, and fierce discussion soon echoes around the room as they […] read more » Four students selected to display their art at ArtNow in the New Museum Los Gatos March 14, 2024 — by Emma Fung, Skyler Mao, and Zack Zhang The New Museum of Los Gatos (NUMU) selected 82 submissions from 45 different high schools for its upcoming 2024 ArtNow Exhibition, which starts April 27. Of the 810 total submissions, four Saratoga High School students were selected for the exhibition: sophomore Nicole Hao, junior Melanie Lee, junior Amy Pan and junior Isabelle Wang. This year’s […] read more » District’s INSPIRE strategic plan aims to improve educational outcomes through support and opportunities March 14, 2024 — by Sarah Thomas A new vision for how the two schools in the district will deliver education over the next decade is coming into fruition this year thanks to a combined effort of dozens of teachers, students, parents, community members and administrators. The district’s Strategic Planning Initiative (SPI), which began last spring and was accepted by the board […] read more » Maintenance team works to clear out congested pipes to prevent flooding March 8, 2024 — by Florence Hu This winter, strong El Niño conditions have brought heavy atmospheric river storms, sometimes causing areas on campus to experience minor flooding from puddles around congested drains. While maintenance staff members and contractors have worked to clear the pipes, officials have determined excavation may be necessary this summer to replace some sections of pipes to prevent […] read more » Long-standing tradition of crepe parties in French classes continue to spark interest in the language March 7, 2024 — by Amelia Chang and Annika Gho As French students walked into their classroom on Feb. 13, the smell of crisp batter and fresh strawberries immediately hit them. Soon after, they began flipping crepes and watching a movie, enjoying the break from typical lessons and activities. These crepe parties, held once a semester in Elaine Haggerty’s French classes, allow students to first-hand […] read more » previous12345...1020304050...nextlast
Four students selected to display their art at ArtNow in the New Museum Los Gatos March 14, 2024 — by Emma Fung, Skyler Mao, and Zack Zhang The New Museum of Los Gatos (NUMU) selected 82 submissions from 45 different high schools for its upcoming 2024 ArtNow Exhibition, which starts April 27. Of the 810 total submissions, four Saratoga High School students were selected for the exhibition: sophomore Nicole Hao, junior Melanie Lee, junior Amy Pan and junior Isabelle Wang. This year’s […] read more » District’s INSPIRE strategic plan aims to improve educational outcomes through support and opportunities March 14, 2024 — by Sarah Thomas A new vision for how the two schools in the district will deliver education over the next decade is coming into fruition this year thanks to a combined effort of dozens of teachers, students, parents, community members and administrators. The district’s Strategic Planning Initiative (SPI), which began last spring and was accepted by the board […] read more » Maintenance team works to clear out congested pipes to prevent flooding March 8, 2024 — by Florence Hu This winter, strong El Niño conditions have brought heavy atmospheric river storms, sometimes causing areas on campus to experience minor flooding from puddles around congested drains. While maintenance staff members and contractors have worked to clear the pipes, officials have determined excavation may be necessary this summer to replace some sections of pipes to prevent […] read more » Long-standing tradition of crepe parties in French classes continue to spark interest in the language March 7, 2024 — by Amelia Chang and Annika Gho As French students walked into their classroom on Feb. 13, the smell of crisp batter and fresh strawberries immediately hit them. Soon after, they began flipping crepes and watching a movie, enjoying the break from typical lessons and activities. These crepe parties, held once a semester in Elaine Haggerty’s French classes, allow students to first-hand […] read more » previous12345...1020304050...nextlast
District’s INSPIRE strategic plan aims to improve educational outcomes through support and opportunities March 14, 2024 — by Sarah Thomas A new vision for how the two schools in the district will deliver education over the next decade is coming into fruition this year thanks to a combined effort of dozens of teachers, students, parents, community members and administrators. The district’s Strategic Planning Initiative (SPI), which began last spring and was accepted by the board […] read more » Maintenance team works to clear out congested pipes to prevent flooding March 8, 2024 — by Florence Hu This winter, strong El Niño conditions have brought heavy atmospheric river storms, sometimes causing areas on campus to experience minor flooding from puddles around congested drains. While maintenance staff members and contractors have worked to clear the pipes, officials have determined excavation may be necessary this summer to replace some sections of pipes to prevent […] read more » Long-standing tradition of crepe parties in French classes continue to spark interest in the language March 7, 2024 — by Amelia Chang and Annika Gho As French students walked into their classroom on Feb. 13, the smell of crisp batter and fresh strawberries immediately hit them. Soon after, they began flipping crepes and watching a movie, enjoying the break from typical lessons and activities. These crepe parties, held once a semester in Elaine Haggerty’s French classes, allow students to first-hand […] read more » previous12345...1020304050...nextlast
Maintenance team works to clear out congested pipes to prevent flooding March 8, 2024 — by Florence Hu This winter, strong El Niño conditions have brought heavy atmospheric river storms, sometimes causing areas on campus to experience minor flooding from puddles around congested drains. While maintenance staff members and contractors have worked to clear the pipes, officials have determined excavation may be necessary this summer to replace some sections of pipes to prevent […] read more » Long-standing tradition of crepe parties in French classes continue to spark interest in the language March 7, 2024 — by Amelia Chang and Annika Gho As French students walked into their classroom on Feb. 13, the smell of crisp batter and fresh strawberries immediately hit them. Soon after, they began flipping crepes and watching a movie, enjoying the break from typical lessons and activities. These crepe parties, held once a semester in Elaine Haggerty’s French classes, allow students to first-hand […] read more » previous12345...1020304050...nextlast
Long-standing tradition of crepe parties in French classes continue to spark interest in the language March 7, 2024 — by Amelia Chang and Annika Gho As French students walked into their classroom on Feb. 13, the smell of crisp batter and fresh strawberries immediately hit them. Soon after, they began flipping crepes and watching a movie, enjoying the break from typical lessons and activities. These crepe parties, held once a semester in Elaine Haggerty’s French classes, allow students to first-hand […] read more » previous12345...1020304050...nextlast