Saratoga Falcon

Senior Raghav Malaviya has spent the last few years devoted to Pokémon video games, and his passion has taken him around the globe for competitions.  

AP Stats teacher Andrew Shoemaker is forced to move this summer due to his wife’s health conditions and high cost of living.

Kawhi Me a River beats 4 Year Varsity with a final score of 13-11

Green Team organizes the second annual Earth Week from April 16-22 with activities similar to those from last year.

Junior prom to be held at La Rinconada Country Club.

Leadership students listen to speaker for sophomore class service project.

Due to the flexibility of their responsibilities, spirit commission members are able to devise events from scratch.

Freshman Harrison Dance has high hopes for his future in track ​​​​​​.

Commemoration to top athletes that have ever competed in Saratoga serves as a historical and motivational reminder to players.

The almost unfairly talented Warriors are too good to lose in any 7-game series/

Getting recruited to college for sports benefits the college admission plans and a student's career.

With a new lineup, the Falcons aren’t as competitive as in the past few years

The dance team cleans routines during practices, attends summer camps and participates in regional and national competitions

Sport teams find their own way to fundraise money to afford their equipments and transportation fees due to school athletics deficit of $80,000

Students who visit colleges usually do not change their minds about schools to apply to, nor do these visits help their applications.

Art assignments in academic classes are unfair and do not help students to understand course material.

Early closing times of library and other establishments problematic for students.

A more elaborately planned Sadies dance will raise school spirit, especially among underclassmen.  

Teachers should make class expectations and workload clear before class signups

Reporters argue in favor of current grading system.

Reporter explains the difficulty of the second half of the school year. 

Literary and art magazine delves into the intricacies of students’ work.

The recent rise of technology and students having less free time has had no negative effect on library checkouts.

The PTSO hosted a talk by Julie Lythcott-Haims, New York Times bestselling author of “How to Raise and Adult” and “Real American”

Reporters try an unusual combination of foods in attempt to eat like Buddy the elf from the movie “Elf”

Talisman is created through hours of labor and meeting deadlines.

Consequences fail to deter students from cheating on assignments

After making a major career change, Cynthia Cheng is pursuing some of her childhood aspirations.

Reporters examine hit song “Thotiana” and its implications about misogyny and sexuality.

A review of different products found on TV, 

An April Fools prank goes wrong.

Much of the festival’s profit is donated to controversial anti-LGBTQ and anti-abortion causes each year. Unfortunately, the company that owns it controls a huge part of the entertainment and sports industries.

Reporter disappointed in a significant change in the iPhone.

Reporter describes drawbacks from being too organized.

Senior forms bonds with baristas through signature order: strawberry acai refresher with green tea instead of water and less ice