Saratoga Falcon
To cope with the shadow of successful older siblings, students often either tread in the older’s footsteps or forge a path of their own.
Not only does the academic environment at Saratoga High make students push themselves to their limits, but it also teaches important life skills.
Following in their father’s footsteps, the three brothers compete at high levels in their respective sports.
The science department receives a set amount of money from the district, PTSO and special grants to purchase equipment.
English teacher opts to move back to home state to be closer to family, elderly mother
After beating out Bellarmine and Stevenson to place third at NorCals, the Falcons qualified for the states tournament on May 29.
English teacher Cathy Head reflects on her 30 years of teaching at Saratoga High.
Senior ditch day is seen as harmless by some teacher but discouraged by others
After 20 years living in Santa Cruz, biology teacher Kellyanne Nicholson describes her experience.
Team bonding activities are fun for athletes and improve sports teams’ coordination and communication.
After beating out Bellarmine and Stevenson to place third at NorCals, the Falcons qualified for the states tournament on May 29.
Despite initial hardships, the Falcons finish a strong season but fall to Bellarmine in the CCS quarterfinals.
Boys volleyball team performs better than expected during season despite losses.
Annual spendings on sports have risen over the years, but prices do not necessarily dictate value.
A behind the scenes look at how every issue of the Saratoga Falcon is made!
Senior Enzo Coglitore gives a speech on his late mother and how she continues to inspires him.
Senior Leena Elzeiny shares her struggles with a family member diagnosed with schizophrenia.
Teachers Catherine Head, Janny Cahatol, and Susanna Ryan answer questions regarding their personal struggles.
SHSTV looks at recent events, including last Sunday's Fun Run to help the athletic department's budget.
Although Measure E funds have greatly improved the school, there are still some improvements that could be made
Interns gain memories and life skills by getting out of their comfort zone
The five minute period of monotonous droning and half-hearted jokes is a waste of everyone’s time.
The job of leading class discussions and lessons should be left to teachers
Although snitching is sometimes seen as an unnecessary or even immoral action, cheating is a serious issue that people should be able to speak up about.
Although minority writers may not want to feel pigeonholed, fear of stereotyping themselves might prevent them from writing meaningful stories.
Voters should support candidates who share their viewpoints and restrain from evaluating on the basis of sex, race or appearances.
Apple has recently released a new, visually similar version of AirPods, but people are skeptical if they are worth the high cost.
Discussions and culture are emphasized over grammar and vocabulary worksheets.
World History teacher Melissa Hesselgrave teaches students analysis and learning skills that will benefit them in the future.
Teachers look forward to visiting their families, relaxing, and exploring the world during their summer vacations.
World History teacher Kirk Abe shows films to students to help them have a better understanding of history and learn history with an impartial perspective.
People idealize celebrity relationships and become dejected when their favorite couples break up.
Two 15-year-old reporters try and sneak into an R-rated movie with food from home.
Unique pon de ring style mochi doughnuts are better than traditional flour doughnuts
Going to a grocery store and buying fresh, organic produce is a cheaper way to do lunch.
Although meal prepping saves time, it is tedious and doesn’t factor cravings or variable hunger levels .
Stuck on what to do with a free weekend? Head to Monterey to enjoy top bay area attractions.
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