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Farrell will work on establishing protocol on how the district addresses claims of sexual harassment and assault, among other issues.

Navigating staffing shortages, reduced customer capacity, and the popularity of ebooks, local bookstores still find community support and workarounds.

Annie Xu discusses a wide range of topics that college and high school students experience, hoping to help listeners “find the calm within the chaos.”

Public screenings included nine short films with talkbacks with each director.

With nine short films and 30 students, teacher hopes a student-led film festival will provide exciting learning opportunities.  

With a tight race for two seats on the council, the Falcon reached out to the candidates to better understand what voters are looking for in the upcoming local election.

This is a cry for help.

The new student-led group is working with the administration to re-examine the curriculum and plan activities to enhance students’ understanding of racial justice.

Erin Alongi, who previously worked with elementary schoolers, speaks about her transition into a high school environment.

Drama teacher Bryan Ringsted’s unusual background in both the acting and technical aspects of theatre has inspired him to introduce a student film festival this year.   

Students have taken the phrase “the show must go on” to heart, recording videos of singing, acting and choreography over Zoom  

English and World Geography teacher Susanna Ryan reflects on her six years at SHS and the impact the SHS community has had on her.   

Even as local businesses and organizations shut their doors, many continue to stay open to serve the most vulnerable in the Saratoga community and beyond.

My North Dakota ancestors are rolling in their graves. 

With teen suicides surging in the past decade, students share their own battles with suicide and what can be done to prioritize students’ mental health.

The popularity of services such as Netflix and Amazon has ushered in a new era of TV shows and high levels of media consumption.  

Junior Aaria Thomas manages to compete in regional and national competitions while balancing a demanding workload.

Compared to previous years, the drama department tackles a modern production.

Annual fall play provided audiences with compelling social dynamics and complex characters.

Junior recalls awkward family encounters and how to deal with them.

With the hospital cases linked to vaping, the school has started to spread more awareness about the medical implications of vaping.

Senior Jacqueline Lo combines clothes from her parents and grandparents to create her own verbose wardrobe.

For over 40 years, Mexican-born band Los Tigres del Norte has gained a worldwide audience through their music that details the hardships  and fortitude of the people of Mexico and U.S. immigrants.

Due to increasing digitalization of journalism, many media companies are often coerced into capitalizing off viewership while compromising credibility.

This year’s fall play, an adaptation of “Sense and Sensibility,” offers a broad range of female roles and themes connecting the story to modern audiences.

New elective provides a unique experience for students, who learn about the world’s dynamics throughout history while analyzing art.

English teacher Cathy Head reflects on her 30 years of teaching at Saratoga High.

English teacher Cathy Head reflects on her 30 years of teaching at Saratoga High

Art students share their experiences of creating portfolios and discovering their love of art and design.

With CASSY moving to the student center, they may be able to battle the growing stigma by making therapy a more normal thing on campus.

Students recap spring musical and reflect upon the deeper undertones of family-friendly production.

Reporters weigh the pros and cons of a popular movie.

Reporter describes her experience as a summer camp counselor. 

Regardless of President Trump's decision, we shall always support transgenders.  

Actors complimented for their ability to make the meaning of play clear despite language difficulties.

The Thermond Drama Center was renamed from the Little Theater in 2011 to honor drama teacher Sarah Thermond's mother's contributions to the drama program.

Falcons find succuess in most recent cross conutry meet

The drama department prepares for their fall play.

Classes like English 11 and RUSH experience bloated numbers after students realize honors classes aren't the right fit.

ComedySportz is back, and ready to bring some laughs!

Drug Problems in the Entertainment Industry are becoming more and more apparent.

DJ Sir Edgar performs during Back to School Dance

Drama teacher Sarah Thermond discusses the possible complications of "Julius Caesar" as a Fall Play.