Shalhevet’s administration has realigned job positions, titles and responsibilities this fall, matching its building makeover with a reshuffling of top administrative staff. Reb Noam Weissman, formerly...

Hannah-Leeba Ellenhorn was elected chair of the Agenda Committee, while Yan Kligerman and Paul Merritt became co-chairs of Fairness, in the first finalized results from an election held Monday at lunch...

A key city zoning administrator has promised to approve Shalhevet’s  building plans, meaning that construction could begin in October if no appeal is filed.  For now though, the building's sale to...

What will happen when Shalhevet trades in the traditional cooking, chatting and art project advisory for an hour-long class of study skills or learning? This week, students began to find out, when the...

The following letter was sent to the Shalhevet community Aug. 21 by board president Larry Gill. It states that if  final city approval for the project comes at a hearing scheduled for Sept. 4, construction...

Speakers made the event when the community gathered for graduation June 9 in the sanctuary of Temple Beth Am.  Rabbi Ari Schwarzberg was the speaker chosen by senior class ballot, and Colleen Bazak and...

On Review Day June 6, students and staff bid farewell to classrooms at the north end of the building, which is slated for demolition this summer to make way for a new building.

By Eric Bazak, Staff Writer When he was just 18 years old, Sol Marghzar found himself in a deserted mountainous area of Pakistan with other weak, anxious Iranians, waiting for an illegal organization...