Saratoga Falcon
1989: Board of trustees’ ban of smoking on campus leads to controversy (story published in the September 29, 1989, edition of The Falcon; original story written by Sheryl Rothmuller.)
SHSTV presents its first broadcast featuring stories on new staff and sports funding problems.
During the summer, M-SET Robotics built four toy cars to ride in for children between the ages of one and two with disabilities to aid with mobility.
Intro to Business provides students with a general overview to the business world and improves their finance, communication, and data interpretation skills.
School district risks having to extend school year by more than two weeks without a schedule change.
The juniors work hard on Homecoming decorations and dances, aiming for a better outcome than their previous two years.
New vending machines bring in revenue for ASB while providing students with easily-accessible food during tutorial.
Preparing decorations and music and working to improve upon last year’s dance, the dance commission has to overcome several challenges to put together the details of the Homecoming dance on Sept. 28
Senior takes on the responsibility of officially bringing the Humans of Saratoga High page back to campus
Students note the benefits and drawbacks of choosing to become a teaching assistant amidst a general decline of TA volunteers
Journalist tries out dodgeball with competitive rules, and gets a surprise visit from physics and Intro to Business teacher Kirk Davis.
Sophomore Arjun Bhardawaj describes his love for high-level skiing, and the lessons he’s learned along the way
After a season with major singles injuries and minor setbacks, the Falcons work to solidify a doubles lineup for another competitive season
Student athletes make sacrifices to respective sports in order to achieve results.
SHSTV presents its first broadcast featuring stories on new staff and sports funding problems.
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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.
Aspiring young students barred access into advanced courses due to unnecessary prerequisites
Students should make the most of the structured tutorial by studying
Teachers are experimenting with Socratic method in the classroom to try to benefit students learning ways
Changes in tutorial anger students, but aren’t extremely significant.
Student who served at the International Congress of Youth Voices in Puerto Rico recounts experience there and evaluates the symbolism of Ricardo Rossello’s resignation.
The new AP registration deadline, moved to November, forces students to register for exams that they are not ready for, especially harmful to low-income students for whom late fees are much more impactful.
Reinstated creative writing class will play a significant role in the creation of the Soundings student magazine.
The testing and learning center helps students focus and creates a productive and efficient climate for academic work
Local students who have experienced mass shootings find their perception of these tragedies has shifted from detachment to fear and apprehension.
Armina Mayya won the Girl Scout Gold Award for creating an app to assist homeless people in locating shelters
Many factors surrounding Epstein’s proclaimed suicide led people to question the validity of this claim, and whether the whole story has been revealed
With the environmental impacts of waste disposal becoming more and more evident, many have decided to raise awareness about the benefits of recycling and reduce their own waste.
Though theories have been circulating for 50 years, Sir Paul McCartney did not die in the 1960s
With differing opinions from older relatives, younger generations must find ways to forge their own path while retaining similar values
Watching brain-cell-killing Barbie movies can become an unexpected addiction.
Summer 2019 has been all about the “Hot girl summer,” so we decided to join in.
Original caffeinated drink from Argentina gives the buzzing energy boost to propel you through sleep deprivation
We tried the core routine of famed social media model, Alexis Ren, for a week.
Sophomore collects magnets on her fridge as a reminder of where she's been.
Two students attempt to limit their time and budget on a trip to Santa Cruz.
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