By Lucy Fried, Co-Editor-In-Chief
Artwork lines the basement hallway, red accents paint the pipes, and new offices mean more teachers now have space ...
Long-awaited access to the old student parking lot will most likely be delayed until after the chagim, school officials announced last Thursday, dashi...
Over the summer, there were 10 office changes, two title changes and a whole lot of switching suites and floors among the people who run Shalhevet’s various departments. So here is a rundown, organized by floor, of who’s where and who’s what.
Over the summer, Shalhevet’s custodial staff expanded Room 216 by the Genius Bar to hold 16-18 desks to 28. They did this by breaking down the wall behind...
New construction throughout Shalhevet’s building has brought new space for seven new teachers, a record high student body at 245, and a few new problems...
The open lobby space of the second-floor genius bar will become a classroom next year, providing an additional dedicated space for learning in the new building and raising the number of classrooms from 14 to 15, school officials have confirmed.
It took a year longer than expected to get the required permits, but once the first bulldozer clawed into the roof of the old building on June 6, 2014, construction never stopped.
Boiling Point staffers who toured the construction site last Thursday saw the three-story lobby and grand staircase, reminiscent of government buildings in Washington DC.
There are many windows and a domed skylight that let natural light into the lobby. Ironwork supporting the dome is in the shape of a Jewish star, which casts a six-pointed shadow on the lobby floor at midday.
