Sitting around a small circular table, the students in Tipping Point prepare to read Castiglione’s The Courtier, a 16th century guidebook for Italian noblemen. “I’ll play Sir Frederick,” said...

By Mati Hurwitz, Sports Editor PE classes will use an indoor gym and athletic court this year on the second floor of the JCC, the first time Shalhevet has had indoor gym classes since it was last housed...

By Goldie Fields, Executive Editor Paul Feder, a founder and benefactor of Shalhevet, died July 28 at the age of 94 after a long illness. An ardent supporter of Israel and other Jewish causes, Mr. Feder...

By Alexa Fishman, Editor-in-Chief Teaching at a Jewish school for the first time, science teacher and Conservative chazzan Ms. Melanie Fine is bringing a new approach to science to Shalhevet. She wants...

An integral member of the Boys’ Flag Football Team will not take his place on LACES field tonight when the undefeated Firehawks open their first-ever playoff season against New Community Jewish High...

Rising two stories tall above the dirt and machinery, the first piece of Shalhevet’s building is now visible above the scaffolding on Fairfax Avenue, about 27 feet in the air. Two reddish-orange steel...

UPDATED: Cheers erupted from the student body after Principal Reb Noam Weissman announced at 2 p.m. that school would be cancelled tomorrow due to the heat wave. Reb Noam made the announcement in...

Incoming freshman and their parents were treated to a barbecue dinner, speeches from administrators, a tour of the interim school in the JCC and an opportunity to meet new friends at the annual Freshman...

Cooler temperatures meant Shalhevet students and faculty all returned to the JCC today, instead of next Monday as originally hoped or after Rosh Hashanah, as had been feared. After having been split...