Conservatory representatives Simon Kirjner (12), Taylor Summers (12), Megha Unny (11) and Emma Zhou (10) opened Monday’s school meeting with a short video about the upcoming fall play, “Clue”. The video featured actors and stage crew involved in the production, revealing a glimpse into the characters and conflicts of the play. The play will take place on Oct. 30, Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 at 7 p.m.
Eagle Updates hosts Charlotte Ludlow (12) and Pedro Castro (11) named varsity girls golf player Joyce He (11) and varsity girls volleyball setter Nat Tan (12) as the Athletes of the Week. They also commended girls golf for securing the title of league champions and the football team for their dominant 44-8 senior night win against Pinewood last Friday.
Gender Sexuality Alliance President Anoushka Chakravarty (12) recognized National Coming Out Day, an Oct. 11 holiday that raises awareness and provides support to those disclosing their sexual orientation. Anoushka spoke about their own experience with coming out, mentioning the importance of giving others support if they choose to reveal their sexuality.

Harker Eclectic Literature and Media (HELM) editors Carissa Wu (12) and Ariel Zhang (12) revealed this year’s theme for their annual magazine: “Stray.” HELM invites students to submit photos, writing or art and gain experience with the editing process.
With Halloween approaching, SDC representatives Dhanya Ramanan (11), Shreyas Karnam (10) and Ishaan Dhillon-Patel (10) gave reminders about remaining respectful and avoiding cultural appropriation when planning costumes. They also announced that all-gender restrooms have been installed in every building on campus and revealed that the 2025 Day of Understanding will take place on November 20th. After signing up, students are encouraged to discuss media literacy, civil discourse, global awareness, and peer interaction.
Senior Honor Council officers Linda Zeng and Suhana Bhandare announced the upcoming Honor Week, with each day highlighting a core value of the honor code. The initiative kicks off next Tuesday with accountability, as council members engage the community with reflective questions. World history teacher Mark Janda will speak to the school about respect and the education’s role on Wednesday. Thursday will center around creating a safe learning environment through a campus scavenger hunt, and Friday will conclude the week with a Halloween-themed activity centered on integrity.

LIFE Board members Natalie Barth (12), Minal Jalil (12) and Sathvik Vemulapalli (12) invited students to an activity on Wednesday during long lunch in the quad, where students will try to eat a donut off of a string without their hands. They emphasized the importance of free time to prevent burnout.
StuCo and ASB representatives Kallie Wang (12), Ameera Ramzan (11), Sophia Zhu (11), Avi Gupta (10) and Ushnish Chatterjee (9) performed a skit to introduce the first Campus Life Coalition (CLC) town hall, where members from StuCo, Life Board Leadership, Green Team and HSLT come together to answer questions from their peers. CLC organized the meeting to provide more transparency about their initiatives to the Harker community.
To conclude the meeting, ASB President Luke Wu presented the QR codes for the day’s meeting and dismissed students to Office Hours.