Largest-ever group of music students to begin 2-week summer tour of Japan starting on June 9
Students, directors and shadow members are preparing for the cultural and musical exchange tour across six cities.
Isaac Ho, Reporter
Q&A: Inside Neysa Fligor’s win and work as Santa Clara County Assessor
After a fiery election race between Fligor and Rishi Kumar, Fligor advances with promises of professionalism, transparency and fulfilling her “Day One” goals.
How responsible AI use can aid academic learning and success
Gemini’s rise proves its ability to help with learning, not cheating.
OpenClaw’s automation capabilities outweigh data privacy risks
Despite recent privacy concerns, methods of safeguarding data allow the prevention of data leaks.
Which screen-time app works best?
I compared two popular choices — Clearspace and Friend Control — that claim to help students increase productivity through AI-analyzed workouts and peer accountability.
Chamber Music by the Bay weaves together student musicians and professionals
This was the 13th year this performance had been held.
Annual concerto competition makes history with no string winners
Two pianists, one trombonist and one clarinetist won the annual concerto competition.
Saratoga French Preschool hosts first-ever French Holiday Market
The French Holiday Market is a smaller version of the Carnival the Saratoga French Preschool hosts in April.
An annual fall tradition, music’s cookie-dough fundraiser boasts strong sales again
Flavors attract more buyers.
Healthy meal prepping as a high school student
Other than just preparing meals, the process helped build both my health and discipline.
Tri-M benefit concert raises funds for food banks
Hosted in the music building, the two-hour event raised over $300 toward the California Association of Food Banks.
Denim brands profit from Sydney Sweeney’s controversial ad
Different clothing brands receive varying attention and sales, greatly boosting GAP sales while decreasing American Eagle’s store traffic.
Falcons end their season with a 27-21 loss despite a valiant second-half comeback
Senior defensive end Oliver Su stepped in as quarterback after junior Anson Hulme sat out due to illness.
Saratoga Foothill Club’s donor appreciation event unites community with music and gratitude
Once only a historical building, the Saratoga Foothill Club creates opportunities for events and donors who preserve its century-old history.
Saratoga sweeps Cupertino with a 35-0 Homecoming game victory
The Falcons forced Cupertino to forfeit after overwhelming the Pioneers with consistent offensive and defensive pressure.
Informacast replaces outdated all-call with instant campuswide emergency communication
A lockdown drill was executed on Sept. 25, testing the new software’s audio and visual messaging system.
Music department’s fall showcase and senior night celebrate Class of ‘26
In front of roughly 350 family members and attendees, the program honored 82 senior musicians and performers.
Falcons dominate in 31-6 victory over Monta Vista but injuries force a forfeit one week later
Despite devastating injuries, the Falcons persisted with strong defense from Pak and Hulme.
Local artists showcase handmade creations at Santana Row
On Sept. 13, the Row drew crowds of customers to more than 60 local vendors from around the Bay Area at the Makers Market’s Local Artist Street Fair.
Marching band honors program legacy with halftime performance on Sept. 12
Their field show “The Thread Between Us” weaves music from director Jason Shiuan’s 2007 freshman performance into a new rebirth of design, showcasing past and present bonds.
Mixed reactions greet the possible return of the Presidential Fitness Test
Though no known date is set for the reinstallment of the new fitness test, some have questioned whether the test is relevant and beneficial to students.
Falcons drop to 2-1 after falling short in 12-6 home loss to Overfelt from a 7-6 win last week
Offensive woes doom team’s effort to stay unbeaten.
Digital or handwritten? Students weigh memory vs efficiency in note-taking methods
Research reveals distinct advantages for each, yet classroom requirements show conflict.
Resource Specialist Program teacher Megan Hunt rejoins the faculty
The former ASSIST program teacher made her return to the classroom after three years away.
Falcons soar to victory with a 40-0 forfeit win against Prospect
The Falcons dominated from the opening drive; QB Anson Hulme threw 93-yard and 81-yard TD passes.
Varsity football rebuilds with new leaders
With their first home game against Prospect this Saturday, captains Anson Hulme and Brennan Pak believe the team can defy predictions and contend for a league title.