Mrs. Tove Sunshine, known for her commitment to advanced subjects, her organized teaching style, her fairness to all students and her knowing and readable facial expressions during ...
Juniors Maya Miro and Mikey Kahtan worked with History teacher Mr. William Reusch, right, to sort through and organize donations of food and clothin...
Writing a college essay requires self-reflection, and departing college counselor Ms. Lisa Gruenbaum said last week that helping students do that brought...
After four years of time-consuming and often expensive student improvisation to find parking spots -- including paying upwards of $20 daily to park at...
Talia Gill was elected Agenda Chair for the 2018-19 school year May 4, following a week of speeches, posters and promises from the gym to the roof and...
Holocaust survivors and high school students braided challah together in the Shalhevet theater last week, sharing the life-changing events of World War...
The last name of Shalhevet’s new Dean of Student Life, Dr. Jonny Ravanshenas, is hard to pronounce, but it’s a good name for him.
Pronounced ra-VAN-she-nas, it...
Math teacher Ellen Greenman, known for kind and reasonable teaching policies over five years at Shalhevet, told students today that she will not be returning next year.
Within the past two months, The Boiling Point has won 17 awards for writing, online production, and layout, capped by its first Pacemaker award from the National Scholastic Press Association.
One Friday morning, junior Honor Fuchs discovered that posters she had hung up throughout the second floor hallway in honor of Black History Month had been t...
