Saratoga Falcon
Libraries-on-a-stick help bring neighborhoods together through a love of reading
Freshman Anouk Yeh becomes inspired by youth activists and uses slam poetry to inspire social change.
The English Department searches for a new platform to teach grammar after longtime book is discontinued
High school musicians performed with elementary and middle school students to raise money for Harmony Project Bay Area
Senior cellist Thomas Lim and junior violinist Christine Lee are invited to perform at the YoungArts regional showcase from March 26-31.
Recent freshman and sophomore class fundraisers raise money for future prom expenses
A lot of planning and logistics went into making the competition happen. The club plans on hosting again next year.
The issue originally had been that some students were unable to vote in ASB elections due to their ballot having already been casted upon logging in; however, the issue has since been fixed with the implementation of individualized voting links.
District follows the lead of the elementary school district in making a quick way to transmit information to the school community
Junior tries to play an ‘old man’s sport,’ but the old men proved far more talented.
Captain looks back on four-year journey in basketball after semifinal loss, giving advice to the younger members of the team for future years.
After a slew of injuries, girls’ basketball loses in CCS semifinals to Aptos second year in a row
Players step up to fill the positions of injured players and develop strong basketball skills as well as team chemistry.
Lacrosse players anticipate a successful season and hope to develop good team chemistry.
Under coach Kirk Abe’s leadership, the wrestling team sends three members to CCS and attracts over a dozen new members this season.
SHSTV looks at recent events, including last Sunday's Fun Run to help the athletic department's budget.
SHSTV features stories on the Student of the Month, the Media Arts Program film festial and winter sports results.
Despite many requests to cancel school due to the unhealthy air quality, which stems from several California wildfires, school still continued. Learn about why that decision was made here.
Saratoga Idol, the school's annual singing competition, was held in the evening of Nov. 27 in the McAfee. Here are the highlights of each performance!
SHSTV looks at recent happenings, including student of the month and the start of winter sports.
Watch this quick summary of the event including an interview with BDTW Moderator Dean Whellams.
Increasing popularity of tutors leads to questions of equity and fairness
Reporter argues that applications that track teen locations can be a positive aspect of student life, despite arguments about personal privacy.
Reporter argues that high test scores are not correlated with intelligence and should not be treated or addressed as such
Reporter argues that student calls for more humanities courses fail to consider practitalility and the student body’s overall interests.
Reporter argues that confusion around health survey’s tutorial implementation wastes chance to collect valuable data.
Tiger moms disregard their children’s personal desires, harming them as well as their family relationship
Reporter argues that injecting identity politics into writing should be done with caution to avoid unimaginative and repetitive themes.
With the upcoming World Championships, varsity members reflect on their high degree of commitment to the team
Students enroll in eighth period to remediate class credit or utilize a different classroom format
The club, unlike most other service clubs, has student-initiated and student-created community involvement projects.
A satisfying conclusion to a family friendly and emotional animated trilogy amazes audiences but still has flaws.
Recent exposure of rap star 21 Savage’s British nationality triggers media attention, causes deportation charge.
The new Netflix show tackles pressing topics in teenage life while incorporating humor, an intriguing storyline and likeable characters.
Senior Enzo Coglitore inspires people with his mother's message of perseverence.
Reporters test baking skills picked up from years of watching Tasty videos
Onion banana juice a unique experience and journey from normal dietary habits
Reporter recounts the many times she has been left feeling annoyed when her brother drives her car unnecessarily.
Reporter reflects on the trials and tribulations of being an older sister
Two sisters share their experiences as the younger siblings in the family.
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ICAC to perform comedy drama in annual show
