Saratoga Falcon
Current students and alumni reflect on course selection and future applicability of class material
Bharatanatyam dancer sophomore Ishanya Hebbalae and martial artist senior Prosper Chiu discuss their sports’ significance
Tracking apps, although they help improve family connectedness, also risk exacerbating controlling parent-child relationships.
Junior class sets up annual tree and increases community engagement, reaching out to local elementary schools for donations.
In light of app’s growing popularity, more teenagers expose questionable parts of their personal life, sometimes resulting in thousands of likes and followers.
Mita Kongetira, a member of the choir, shares her singing “timeline” and how she began.
In the Engineering Development and Design course, a group of senior girls created a project proposal for sexual assault, an issue they were passionate about solving
The Benefit Fashion Show plans to donate all proceeds to A Wish to Give Foundation.
Compared to previous years, the drama department tackles a modern production.
After serving as assistant principal for 17 years, Brian Safine will change his educational career to serve schools at a district level.
After high numbers of cuts and tardies, new disciplinary actions have been implemented by the attendance office to reduce problems.
School newspaper judged nationally as a top publication by international student press association
Former competitive student athletes recount the challenges that led them to quit their sports
Varsity boys basketball shoots for CCS and success in leagues after initial losses and inexperienced lineup
SHS wrestling team is planning on changing their focus this year onto more basic techniques that will help them prepare for their future matches.
Junior Leila Chaudhry suffered a major knee injury, but is dedicated to recovering and getting back on the field
The Falcons endure their first loss to Harker 3-2 on Nov. 26, but the team is optimistic with its younger players for the future season.
Sophomore Harrison Dance and senior Shivam Verma place 25th and 30th, respectively, at boys’ cross country state championships
Here is a quick compilation of footage and records from all the fall 2019 sports.
SHSTV covers Winter Formal, Relay for Life/Turkey Trot, sports, health survey.
SHSTV covers winter formal, fundraisers, FalconFit, MAP Economics, and other news this week.
SHSTV covers Soundings, marching band, WASC, the fall play, and other news this week.
SHSTV covers the week's events and news, including a story on recent cafeteria price increases.
SHSTV offers a preview of the marching band, orchestra and color guard senior night and covers the PG&E blackout and a controversy of the reasons for the name change for the Facebook page shsconfessions to togaconfessions.
We take a look at some of the advertising strategies used during this year's club fair.
SHSTV presents its first broadcast featuring stories on new staff and sports funding problems.
Providing private data brings users many benefits, but it also brings unintended consequences.
With large protests and demonstrations in Iran unfolding, certain factors needed for them to succeed are lacking, and may lead to the same result in past protests.
As tension in the Middle East increases, it is vital for students to be exposed to the affairs surrounding them
Despite bias, student evaluations of teaching give students a say in their education and remain one of the more accurate forms of measuring teaching ability.
Loopholes in the War Powers Act should be closed, as one person should not have the power to initiate hostilities with extensive consequences.
The California Department of Education should re-evaluate the process they use to establish instructional minutes, as the current implementation does little to better students’ educations.
By revealing interesting gossip about their personal lives, stars manage to keep fans hooked
Articles written promote thoughtful discussion on what can be fixed at Saratoga.
A student expresses her journey with body image issues, and how slippery of a slope these negative thoughts can be.
Sophomore Ethan Chang’s photography gigs takes up a lot of his free time, but he loves it anyway.
Student performers found the entertainment industry to be a more viable career option following increased Asian-American representation.
One of Saratoga’s well-known activities offers a wide range of items and stories.
Though many remember the ‘50s for Presley’s classics and other rock and roll, many less popular hits in jazz and bebop as well as other musical styles remain underappreciated.
The popular WWIII theme of memes have surfaced, but some have found them to be offensive.
Along with “1917,” “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” and “The Irishman,” categories like best picture and best director are bound to be highly contested.
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