Kaylene Morrison

The 2019 Graduation ceremony was especially bittersweet as several staff members, including principal Paul Robinson, are retiring.

Team bonding activities are fun for athletes and improve sports teams’ coordination and communication.

Although Measure E funds have greatly improved the school, there are still some improvements that could be made

Senior ditch day is seen as harmless by some teacher but discouraged by others

Unique pon de ring style mochi doughnuts are better than traditional flour doughnuts

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

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

Junior prom to be held at La Rinconada Country Club.

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.

Compared to the ACT, the SAT allows students to achieve a higher score

MAP seniors to leave a permanent mark on the walls of SHS before their graduation.

Central Park Orchard has been managed by the Novakovich family since 1975, serving as a reminder of Saratoga before Silicon Valley.

The Saratoga Neighborhood Safety Watch program gives households communication with nearby families and with the Sheriff's Office.

Hydration stations raise awareness on staying hydrated and reusing bottles.

The 2018 Remake of "A Star is Born" proves to be one of the most fleshed-out adaptations of the film.

Dance commision searches for a DJ that is both appropriate and enjoyable.

Some students take on new roles; other refine the work they've done in past years.

New transfer student look foward to joining Varsity Basketaball team this November

Student activists strive to change stigmas against minority groups. 

After catapulted water balloons injured teachers in 2011, new regulations were put in place.

Varsity Girls' Swimming places fourth in Finals.

Alumni reflect on College sports commitments.

The outreach commission will host its annual blood drive in the Small Gym on April 19.

Leadership class presents at an assembly at Saratoga Elementary inspired by Ruby Bridges, a civil rights activist

Brothers transition from simulated stock market competitions to real investing.

Sophomore's passion for dance serves as a stress reliever and forum for expression. 

Saratoga mayor, Mary-Lynne Bernald, plans excerises to increase student participation and involvement in government. 

Freshman swimmer feels the pressure to fill in her sister's footsteps.

Viral personality tests are not accurate indicators for student career paths and preferences. 

Senior uses expertise to deliver cheap photography services.

People must address the lack of clarity provided by papparazzi laws and the viewpoint of celebrities as entertainment objects

Reporter describes current economic issues as reminescent of the Gilded Age.

Freshman Nora Sherman is carrying on a family transition as wrestler.

Basketball players benefit from using the shooting machine, Gun 6000.

Musical numbers from Mary Poppins echoed off the walls in the theater. Sophomore Marly Feigin, then just 5 years old, was starstruck.  

Sophomore details her experiences with watching live musicals and the messages they convey. 

Sophomore shares her opinion on the detrimental effects of affirmative action on other students. 

Despite recent losses, the girls' water polo team hopes to adjust to the upper league. 

Liz Alves's shadows experience hands-on teaching and learn medical and practical skills.

Queen's pumpkin patch offers attractions and sells pumpkins, along with other items

School utilizes Measure E funds to refurbish school and centralize student services. 

Meet 15 freshmen and learn about their interests and experiences. 

Preview for the upcoming season of Girls' water polo.