Winter Percussion World Class places eighth at International World Championships
The ensemble earned a school record of 92.525 at the UD Arena in Dayton.
Bryan Han, Reporter
What is college like? A check-in with members of the Class of ‘25
From participating in specialized film projects in Manhattan to writing competition problems for national math tournaments, alumni from the Class of ‘25 find that SHS has given them a great foundation to thrive in college.
Longtime Saratoga resident takes over as long-term substitute for two classes
Perry Constantine has more than 30 years of experience in the tech industry, having served multiple times as a CEO, advisor and board member of several Bay Area companies.
Winter guard dazzles at senior night with show entitled ‘Lured’
The 16-member ensemble performed their show in three competitions this season.
Freshman Emma Ueng sets sights on higher achievements in kendo
Ueng has placed on the podium in several national-level competitions.
11 SHS musicians to perform in local honor band
Students across the Bay Area have auditioned for the Santa Clara County Honor Band since its founding in 1952.
Freshman Jack Gavin stars in local youth theater programs
Inspired by his mother and friend Spencer Gorrell, Gavin’s musical theater journey began in fourth grade as an ensemble member in Disney’s “Frozen JR.”
‘Solo Leveling’ offers great animation at the cost of shallow characters
The anime adaptation of the popular Korean web novel has garnered widespread popularity since its release in 2024.
Pulling back the curtains: How the fall plays sets came together
Though actors often dominate the spotlight, the craft of building sets is a vital part of a drama production process.
‘The Madwoman of Chaillot’ cast completes opening weekend shows
Nov 15 is the last chance to watch the school’s fall play.
Rating catchy memorization songs — how many of them are actually useful?
The go-to formula for a school song is: “In the Hall of the Mountain King” instrumental track + cheesy educational lyrics + teacher excitement.
P.E. for freshmen in marching band helps them stay fit and improve in the activity
To prepare new members for performances and growth, the specialized class develops their kinetic skills.
Percussionists tour state and country with prestigious drum corps
Marching band students leveled up their music and marching skills with the Blue Devils drum corps.
Drama department unveils mainstage productions for ‘25-’26
“The Madwoman of the Challiot” will be the fall play while “Urinetown” will be the spring musical.
Bay Area native brings local teaching experience to CBI program
New staff member Sara Buffey is working closely with 11 students as part of the program.
Beloved math teacher PJ Yim awakens students’ brilliant minds with his iconic musings
Here are our favorite 10 sayings we’ve heard him say.