Program to bring real DUI trial to McAfee February 11, 2009 — by Kevin Mu and Gautham Ganesan Friday, March 13th will prove to be a lucky day next month for 12 students of the government classes, who will be afforded the rare opportunity to be the jury in the real trial of an accused DUI offender. To make matters even more unusual, attorneys will present their cases not in the courtroom, but in the McAfee Center. read more » District art show tradition to restart February 11, 2009 — by Alicia Lee and Lyka Sethi The Museums of Los Gatos will be hosting the Annual Juried High School Art show from May 7 to the 29, presenting the artwork of students from both Los Gatos High School and Saratoga High School. For the two sister schools, this will be a very momentous event in more than one way. Saratoga Ceramics and Art 1 teacher Leah Aguayo hopes that the event will bring the two schools together, “without rivalry,” for the common goal of just presenting artwork. read more » Saratoga High custodian charged with alleged child molestation February 6, 2009 — by Anna Shen Long-time custodian Juan Edmundo Morales Jauregui has recently been charged with alleged child molestation, pedophilia and possession of child pornography. As of early February, Jauregui was on the run, and his whereabouts are unknown. read more » LGHS switches to full block schedule February 4, 2009 — by Ben Clement After months of research and consideration, the administration at Los Gatos High School has announced the school’s switch to a full block schedule for the 2009/2010 school year. A leading figure in the deliberations was Los Gatos assistant principal Markus Autrey, who witnessed the implementation of the block schedule while working at Saratoga High. read more » Senior takes second in math competition February 2, 2009 — by Tiffany Tung and Melody Zhang Known for previously being the third fastest Rubik’s cuber in the world and for continuously succeeding in math competitions, senior Andy Tsao took home second place for the Santa Clara Valley Math Association (SCVMA) Senior Olympiad on Dec. 13, winning a trophy and a book as a prize. read more » LGSUHSD to go “wireless” February 2, 2009 — by Brian Kim Taking its next leap in technological advancement, the Los Gatos-Saratoga Union High School District has already taken measures to turn three locations, including Saratoga High, into wireless hotspots for the convenience of both staff and students. While the project still has unresolved matters regarding security and management, campuses can expect hotspots to appear in scattered locations in a matter of months. read more » SHS Alum graduates to Broadway January 27, 2009 — by Emily Chen and Mabel Hsu The school welcomed 1995 alumni Kyle Barisich, who plays the lead role of Raul in the national tour of the Broadway musical “Phantom of the Opera.” read more » School hosts Stanford Blood Drive January 27, 2009 — by Vijay Menon and Jordan Waite Maybe it was the free AMC movie tickets, maybe it was the drinks and snacks or maybe it was the ability to “save two lives” that brought a huge group of students to the community commission’s annual Stanford Blood Drive on Jan. 23. The drive was held in the school’s Small Gym from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and was open to juniors and seniors of at least 17 years of age weighing at least 110 pounds. “Overall, I thought the event was pretty successful,” said senior commission member Swupnil Sahai. “We got a lot of people who were willing to donate blood. Over 70 students donated and I was happy to see several teachers getting involved as well.” read more » Sadies makes a comeback January 27, 2009 — by Annie Lee This year, the Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Opposites Attract," will be held in the Small Gym on Friday, Feb. 27. The dance has been separated from its traditional partner, Spring Fling week, which will be held April 13-17. Each weekend in March had already been booked for other events such as Bombay in the Bay, and because April is too late and too close to Junior and Senior prom, ASB was forced to put the dance in February. read more » Lack of early admits opens door for regular decisions January 27, 2009 — by Sophia Cooper 14%; 15%; 18%; 20%; 23%. Those are the percent increases of current high school seniors applying early to Yale University, Northwestern University, Stanford Univeristy, Pomona College and Duke University, respectively. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...370371372373374...380390...nextlast
District art show tradition to restart February 11, 2009 — by Alicia Lee and Lyka Sethi The Museums of Los Gatos will be hosting the Annual Juried High School Art show from May 7 to the 29, presenting the artwork of students from both Los Gatos High School and Saratoga High School. For the two sister schools, this will be a very momentous event in more than one way. Saratoga Ceramics and Art 1 teacher Leah Aguayo hopes that the event will bring the two schools together, “without rivalry,” for the common goal of just presenting artwork. read more » Saratoga High custodian charged with alleged child molestation February 6, 2009 — by Anna Shen Long-time custodian Juan Edmundo Morales Jauregui has recently been charged with alleged child molestation, pedophilia and possession of child pornography. As of early February, Jauregui was on the run, and his whereabouts are unknown. read more » LGHS switches to full block schedule February 4, 2009 — by Ben Clement After months of research and consideration, the administration at Los Gatos High School has announced the school’s switch to a full block schedule for the 2009/2010 school year. A leading figure in the deliberations was Los Gatos assistant principal Markus Autrey, who witnessed the implementation of the block schedule while working at Saratoga High. read more » Senior takes second in math competition February 2, 2009 — by Tiffany Tung and Melody Zhang Known for previously being the third fastest Rubik’s cuber in the world and for continuously succeeding in math competitions, senior Andy Tsao took home second place for the Santa Clara Valley Math Association (SCVMA) Senior Olympiad on Dec. 13, winning a trophy and a book as a prize. read more » LGSUHSD to go “wireless” February 2, 2009 — by Brian Kim Taking its next leap in technological advancement, the Los Gatos-Saratoga Union High School District has already taken measures to turn three locations, including Saratoga High, into wireless hotspots for the convenience of both staff and students. While the project still has unresolved matters regarding security and management, campuses can expect hotspots to appear in scattered locations in a matter of months. read more » SHS Alum graduates to Broadway January 27, 2009 — by Emily Chen and Mabel Hsu The school welcomed 1995 alumni Kyle Barisich, who plays the lead role of Raul in the national tour of the Broadway musical “Phantom of the Opera.” read more » School hosts Stanford Blood Drive January 27, 2009 — by Vijay Menon and Jordan Waite Maybe it was the free AMC movie tickets, maybe it was the drinks and snacks or maybe it was the ability to “save two lives” that brought a huge group of students to the community commission’s annual Stanford Blood Drive on Jan. 23. The drive was held in the school’s Small Gym from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and was open to juniors and seniors of at least 17 years of age weighing at least 110 pounds. “Overall, I thought the event was pretty successful,” said senior commission member Swupnil Sahai. “We got a lot of people who were willing to donate blood. Over 70 students donated and I was happy to see several teachers getting involved as well.” read more » Sadies makes a comeback January 27, 2009 — by Annie Lee This year, the Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Opposites Attract," will be held in the Small Gym on Friday, Feb. 27. The dance has been separated from its traditional partner, Spring Fling week, which will be held April 13-17. Each weekend in March had already been booked for other events such as Bombay in the Bay, and because April is too late and too close to Junior and Senior prom, ASB was forced to put the dance in February. read more » Lack of early admits opens door for regular decisions January 27, 2009 — by Sophia Cooper 14%; 15%; 18%; 20%; 23%. Those are the percent increases of current high school seniors applying early to Yale University, Northwestern University, Stanford Univeristy, Pomona College and Duke University, respectively. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...370371372373374...380390...nextlast
Saratoga High custodian charged with alleged child molestation February 6, 2009 — by Anna Shen Long-time custodian Juan Edmundo Morales Jauregui has recently been charged with alleged child molestation, pedophilia and possession of child pornography. As of early February, Jauregui was on the run, and his whereabouts are unknown. read more » LGHS switches to full block schedule February 4, 2009 — by Ben Clement After months of research and consideration, the administration at Los Gatos High School has announced the school’s switch to a full block schedule for the 2009/2010 school year. A leading figure in the deliberations was Los Gatos assistant principal Markus Autrey, who witnessed the implementation of the block schedule while working at Saratoga High. read more » Senior takes second in math competition February 2, 2009 — by Tiffany Tung and Melody Zhang Known for previously being the third fastest Rubik’s cuber in the world and for continuously succeeding in math competitions, senior Andy Tsao took home second place for the Santa Clara Valley Math Association (SCVMA) Senior Olympiad on Dec. 13, winning a trophy and a book as a prize. read more » LGSUHSD to go “wireless” February 2, 2009 — by Brian Kim Taking its next leap in technological advancement, the Los Gatos-Saratoga Union High School District has already taken measures to turn three locations, including Saratoga High, into wireless hotspots for the convenience of both staff and students. While the project still has unresolved matters regarding security and management, campuses can expect hotspots to appear in scattered locations in a matter of months. read more » SHS Alum graduates to Broadway January 27, 2009 — by Emily Chen and Mabel Hsu The school welcomed 1995 alumni Kyle Barisich, who plays the lead role of Raul in the national tour of the Broadway musical “Phantom of the Opera.” read more » School hosts Stanford Blood Drive January 27, 2009 — by Vijay Menon and Jordan Waite Maybe it was the free AMC movie tickets, maybe it was the drinks and snacks or maybe it was the ability to “save two lives” that brought a huge group of students to the community commission’s annual Stanford Blood Drive on Jan. 23. The drive was held in the school’s Small Gym from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and was open to juniors and seniors of at least 17 years of age weighing at least 110 pounds. “Overall, I thought the event was pretty successful,” said senior commission member Swupnil Sahai. “We got a lot of people who were willing to donate blood. Over 70 students donated and I was happy to see several teachers getting involved as well.” read more » Sadies makes a comeback January 27, 2009 — by Annie Lee This year, the Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Opposites Attract," will be held in the Small Gym on Friday, Feb. 27. The dance has been separated from its traditional partner, Spring Fling week, which will be held April 13-17. Each weekend in March had already been booked for other events such as Bombay in the Bay, and because April is too late and too close to Junior and Senior prom, ASB was forced to put the dance in February. read more » Lack of early admits opens door for regular decisions January 27, 2009 — by Sophia Cooper 14%; 15%; 18%; 20%; 23%. Those are the percent increases of current high school seniors applying early to Yale University, Northwestern University, Stanford Univeristy, Pomona College and Duke University, respectively. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...370371372373374...380390...nextlast
LGHS switches to full block schedule February 4, 2009 — by Ben Clement After months of research and consideration, the administration at Los Gatos High School has announced the school’s switch to a full block schedule for the 2009/2010 school year. A leading figure in the deliberations was Los Gatos assistant principal Markus Autrey, who witnessed the implementation of the block schedule while working at Saratoga High. read more » Senior takes second in math competition February 2, 2009 — by Tiffany Tung and Melody Zhang Known for previously being the third fastest Rubik’s cuber in the world and for continuously succeeding in math competitions, senior Andy Tsao took home second place for the Santa Clara Valley Math Association (SCVMA) Senior Olympiad on Dec. 13, winning a trophy and a book as a prize. read more » LGSUHSD to go “wireless” February 2, 2009 — by Brian Kim Taking its next leap in technological advancement, the Los Gatos-Saratoga Union High School District has already taken measures to turn three locations, including Saratoga High, into wireless hotspots for the convenience of both staff and students. While the project still has unresolved matters regarding security and management, campuses can expect hotspots to appear in scattered locations in a matter of months. read more » SHS Alum graduates to Broadway January 27, 2009 — by Emily Chen and Mabel Hsu The school welcomed 1995 alumni Kyle Barisich, who plays the lead role of Raul in the national tour of the Broadway musical “Phantom of the Opera.” read more » School hosts Stanford Blood Drive January 27, 2009 — by Vijay Menon and Jordan Waite Maybe it was the free AMC movie tickets, maybe it was the drinks and snacks or maybe it was the ability to “save two lives” that brought a huge group of students to the community commission’s annual Stanford Blood Drive on Jan. 23. The drive was held in the school’s Small Gym from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and was open to juniors and seniors of at least 17 years of age weighing at least 110 pounds. “Overall, I thought the event was pretty successful,” said senior commission member Swupnil Sahai. “We got a lot of people who were willing to donate blood. Over 70 students donated and I was happy to see several teachers getting involved as well.” read more » Sadies makes a comeback January 27, 2009 — by Annie Lee This year, the Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Opposites Attract," will be held in the Small Gym on Friday, Feb. 27. The dance has been separated from its traditional partner, Spring Fling week, which will be held April 13-17. Each weekend in March had already been booked for other events such as Bombay in the Bay, and because April is too late and too close to Junior and Senior prom, ASB was forced to put the dance in February. read more » Lack of early admits opens door for regular decisions January 27, 2009 — by Sophia Cooper 14%; 15%; 18%; 20%; 23%. Those are the percent increases of current high school seniors applying early to Yale University, Northwestern University, Stanford Univeristy, Pomona College and Duke University, respectively. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...370371372373374...380390...nextlast
Senior takes second in math competition February 2, 2009 — by Tiffany Tung and Melody Zhang Known for previously being the third fastest Rubik’s cuber in the world and for continuously succeeding in math competitions, senior Andy Tsao took home second place for the Santa Clara Valley Math Association (SCVMA) Senior Olympiad on Dec. 13, winning a trophy and a book as a prize. read more » LGSUHSD to go “wireless” February 2, 2009 — by Brian Kim Taking its next leap in technological advancement, the Los Gatos-Saratoga Union High School District has already taken measures to turn three locations, including Saratoga High, into wireless hotspots for the convenience of both staff and students. While the project still has unresolved matters regarding security and management, campuses can expect hotspots to appear in scattered locations in a matter of months. read more » SHS Alum graduates to Broadway January 27, 2009 — by Emily Chen and Mabel Hsu The school welcomed 1995 alumni Kyle Barisich, who plays the lead role of Raul in the national tour of the Broadway musical “Phantom of the Opera.” read more » School hosts Stanford Blood Drive January 27, 2009 — by Vijay Menon and Jordan Waite Maybe it was the free AMC movie tickets, maybe it was the drinks and snacks or maybe it was the ability to “save two lives” that brought a huge group of students to the community commission’s annual Stanford Blood Drive on Jan. 23. The drive was held in the school’s Small Gym from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and was open to juniors and seniors of at least 17 years of age weighing at least 110 pounds. “Overall, I thought the event was pretty successful,” said senior commission member Swupnil Sahai. “We got a lot of people who were willing to donate blood. Over 70 students donated and I was happy to see several teachers getting involved as well.” read more » Sadies makes a comeback January 27, 2009 — by Annie Lee This year, the Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Opposites Attract," will be held in the Small Gym on Friday, Feb. 27. The dance has been separated from its traditional partner, Spring Fling week, which will be held April 13-17. Each weekend in March had already been booked for other events such as Bombay in the Bay, and because April is too late and too close to Junior and Senior prom, ASB was forced to put the dance in February. read more » Lack of early admits opens door for regular decisions January 27, 2009 — by Sophia Cooper 14%; 15%; 18%; 20%; 23%. Those are the percent increases of current high school seniors applying early to Yale University, Northwestern University, Stanford Univeristy, Pomona College and Duke University, respectively. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...370371372373374...380390...nextlast
LGSUHSD to go “wireless” February 2, 2009 — by Brian Kim Taking its next leap in technological advancement, the Los Gatos-Saratoga Union High School District has already taken measures to turn three locations, including Saratoga High, into wireless hotspots for the convenience of both staff and students. While the project still has unresolved matters regarding security and management, campuses can expect hotspots to appear in scattered locations in a matter of months. read more » SHS Alum graduates to Broadway January 27, 2009 — by Emily Chen and Mabel Hsu The school welcomed 1995 alumni Kyle Barisich, who plays the lead role of Raul in the national tour of the Broadway musical “Phantom of the Opera.” read more » School hosts Stanford Blood Drive January 27, 2009 — by Vijay Menon and Jordan Waite Maybe it was the free AMC movie tickets, maybe it was the drinks and snacks or maybe it was the ability to “save two lives” that brought a huge group of students to the community commission’s annual Stanford Blood Drive on Jan. 23. The drive was held in the school’s Small Gym from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and was open to juniors and seniors of at least 17 years of age weighing at least 110 pounds. “Overall, I thought the event was pretty successful,” said senior commission member Swupnil Sahai. “We got a lot of people who were willing to donate blood. Over 70 students donated and I was happy to see several teachers getting involved as well.” read more » Sadies makes a comeback January 27, 2009 — by Annie Lee This year, the Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Opposites Attract," will be held in the Small Gym on Friday, Feb. 27. The dance has been separated from its traditional partner, Spring Fling week, which will be held April 13-17. Each weekend in March had already been booked for other events such as Bombay in the Bay, and because April is too late and too close to Junior and Senior prom, ASB was forced to put the dance in February. read more » Lack of early admits opens door for regular decisions January 27, 2009 — by Sophia Cooper 14%; 15%; 18%; 20%; 23%. Those are the percent increases of current high school seniors applying early to Yale University, Northwestern University, Stanford Univeristy, Pomona College and Duke University, respectively. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...370371372373374...380390...nextlast
SHS Alum graduates to Broadway January 27, 2009 — by Emily Chen and Mabel Hsu The school welcomed 1995 alumni Kyle Barisich, who plays the lead role of Raul in the national tour of the Broadway musical “Phantom of the Opera.” read more » School hosts Stanford Blood Drive January 27, 2009 — by Vijay Menon and Jordan Waite Maybe it was the free AMC movie tickets, maybe it was the drinks and snacks or maybe it was the ability to “save two lives” that brought a huge group of students to the community commission’s annual Stanford Blood Drive on Jan. 23. The drive was held in the school’s Small Gym from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and was open to juniors and seniors of at least 17 years of age weighing at least 110 pounds. “Overall, I thought the event was pretty successful,” said senior commission member Swupnil Sahai. “We got a lot of people who were willing to donate blood. Over 70 students donated and I was happy to see several teachers getting involved as well.” read more » Sadies makes a comeback January 27, 2009 — by Annie Lee This year, the Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Opposites Attract," will be held in the Small Gym on Friday, Feb. 27. The dance has been separated from its traditional partner, Spring Fling week, which will be held April 13-17. Each weekend in March had already been booked for other events such as Bombay in the Bay, and because April is too late and too close to Junior and Senior prom, ASB was forced to put the dance in February. read more » Lack of early admits opens door for regular decisions January 27, 2009 — by Sophia Cooper 14%; 15%; 18%; 20%; 23%. Those are the percent increases of current high school seniors applying early to Yale University, Northwestern University, Stanford Univeristy, Pomona College and Duke University, respectively. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...370371372373374...380390...nextlast
School hosts Stanford Blood Drive January 27, 2009 — by Vijay Menon and Jordan Waite Maybe it was the free AMC movie tickets, maybe it was the drinks and snacks or maybe it was the ability to “save two lives” that brought a huge group of students to the community commission’s annual Stanford Blood Drive on Jan. 23. The drive was held in the school’s Small Gym from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and was open to juniors and seniors of at least 17 years of age weighing at least 110 pounds. “Overall, I thought the event was pretty successful,” said senior commission member Swupnil Sahai. “We got a lot of people who were willing to donate blood. Over 70 students donated and I was happy to see several teachers getting involved as well.” read more » Sadies makes a comeback January 27, 2009 — by Annie Lee This year, the Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Opposites Attract," will be held in the Small Gym on Friday, Feb. 27. The dance has been separated from its traditional partner, Spring Fling week, which will be held April 13-17. Each weekend in March had already been booked for other events such as Bombay in the Bay, and because April is too late and too close to Junior and Senior prom, ASB was forced to put the dance in February. read more » Lack of early admits opens door for regular decisions January 27, 2009 — by Sophia Cooper 14%; 15%; 18%; 20%; 23%. Those are the percent increases of current high school seniors applying early to Yale University, Northwestern University, Stanford Univeristy, Pomona College and Duke University, respectively. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...370371372373374...380390...nextlast
Sadies makes a comeback January 27, 2009 — by Annie Lee This year, the Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Opposites Attract," will be held in the Small Gym on Friday, Feb. 27. The dance has been separated from its traditional partner, Spring Fling week, which will be held April 13-17. Each weekend in March had already been booked for other events such as Bombay in the Bay, and because April is too late and too close to Junior and Senior prom, ASB was forced to put the dance in February. read more » Lack of early admits opens door for regular decisions January 27, 2009 — by Sophia Cooper 14%; 15%; 18%; 20%; 23%. Those are the percent increases of current high school seniors applying early to Yale University, Northwestern University, Stanford Univeristy, Pomona College and Duke University, respectively. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...370371372373374...380390...nextlast
Lack of early admits opens door for regular decisions January 27, 2009 — by Sophia Cooper 14%; 15%; 18%; 20%; 23%. Those are the percent increases of current high school seniors applying early to Yale University, Northwestern University, Stanford Univeristy, Pomona College and Duke University, respectively. read more » firstprevious...1020304050...370371372373374...380390...nextlast