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Junior Keira Chang smiles as she reads her children's book "Marinara and Alfredo: How Do Rainbows Work?" to preschoolers. Taking part in Los Altos Library's Science and Technology Week event, this was her first time reading her book at a library rather than a school classroom.
Junior Keira Chang shares her book in local library event
by Lily Peng and Chelsea Xie

Amazon bestselling author Keira Chang (11) read her book “Marinara and Alfredo: How Do Rainbows Work?” on Thursday for the Science and Technology Week at Los Altos Library. A dozen preschoolers...

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Participants attempt to solve 25 physics problems during the 90 minute competition. Open to middle and high school students, the contest awarded $800 in prizes, with first place winner Owen Zhou receiving $250.
Harker Physics Invitational draws international participation
by Jonathan Szeto, STEM Editor

162 middle and high school students worldwide participated in the 2024 Harker Physics Invitational (HPhI) online hosted by the Physical Sciences Club on Saturday. Participants from 20 states and seven...

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Ofrendas, or altars, are a recognizable hallmark in modern celebrations of the holiday that act as a tribute for deceased loved ones. At Harker, Spanish teacher Diana Moss collaborated with the Office of DEI to set up altars in Main Hall in honor of Día de Los Muertos.
Skulls, spirits and stories: Community honors Día de los Muertos
by Sidak Sanghari and Victoria Li November 3, 2024

Characterized by colorful skulls, marigolds, ornate altars and vibrant costumes, Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a Mexican holiday...

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