CIF semifinal game marred by ethnic taunts from both Shalhevet’s and visitor’s fans By Benjamin Gamson, Co-Editor-in-Chief March 2, 2023 When the Shalhevet girls basketball team lost to the Buena Park Coyotes Feb. 18 in the Shalhevet gym, the drama didn’t...
Death of Masa Amini in Iran not a surprise to Iranian-Americans at Shalhevet By Tali Liebenthal, Co-Editor-in-Chief February 17, 2023 Shalhevet senior Hannah Nili was not the least bit surprised when she heard the news last fall that Iranian dissident...
Nazi flag appears on Fairfax fence between LACMA and Academy Museum, half-mile north of school By Tali Liebenthal, Co-Editor-in-Chief February 13, 2023 EDITOR'S NOTE: Since the publication of this story, The Boiling Point has learned that the swastika affixed to the LACMA fence...
Higashi recommends Omicron Covid booster shot for students By Benjamin Gamson, Co-Editor-in-Chief December 1, 2022 Dr. Julie Higashi, infectious disease expert and Los Angeles County Tuberculosis Controller, encourages teens to get the new bivalent...
Higashi says monkeypox not a great threat to students, but polio can strike anyone unvaccinated By Benjamin Gamson, Co-Editor-in-Chief November 28, 2022 Members of the Shalhevet community are at low-risk for contracting monkeypox, according to infectious disease expert Dr. Julie...
Ballot errors complicate voting for Just Community grade-level reps By Sonya Katzin and Joshua Gamson September 15, 2022 Technical difficulties created delays and confusion during Just Community Representative elections yesterday, with some grades...
Girls volleyball team keeps winning as season heats up By Dana Brodt, Ninth Grade September 14, 2022 UPDATE: The girls volleyball team’s record is now 3-0, after they defeated Price last night in the Shalhevet gym. The score...
Mickey Rabinov, award-winning Hebrew teacher, returns to Israel By Noah Elad, Senior Editor August 30, 2022 Mrs. Mickey Rabinov, who for seven years was Hebrew Language Coordinator and was known for her caring presence throughout the...
Mrs. Natalie Honig, who helped students overcome distance during Covid, leaves to direct Admissions at Maimonides By Tali Liebenthal, Co-Editor-in-Chief August 28, 2022 Mrs. Natalie Honig, a friend and listener to her students and someone who was tasked with connecting students throughout the distanced...
‘A sadness which you cannot explain with words’ By Tali Liebenthal, Community Editor May 20, 2022 It seemed natural for Shalhevet sophomore Arielle Gueorguiev to sign up for a program that would connect her with a teenager in...
No proposals yet from students to fix Hashkama By Joshua Gamson, Torah Editor May 16, 2022 Two months after Head of School Rabbi David Block asked students for proposals to expand access to Hashkama Minyan while also...
Firehawk boys volleyball qualifies for playoffs, will face Newbury Park Adventist tonight By Zane Mendelson, Staff Writer April 28, 2022 “Playoffs gonna be lit,” said junior Oz Shalom on the court, immediately after the Shalhevet Firehawk boys volleyball team...
![TRAVELING: Polina Vorona, 18, stopped to take a selfie in a restroom on her way from Ukraine to Poland in February. She and her grandmother traveled together from Kyiv, leaving behind Polina's father and grandfather. "I know it’s really hard for Granny," Polina said, “[to] be separate [from] her husband, with my grandfather, for the first time in I don’t know, 40 years."](https://shalhevetboilingpoint.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/WhatsApp-Image-2022-04-26-at-6.05.41-PM-e1653022559743-900x643.jpeg)
