We’ve all come to expect the moans and groans of stressed-out juniors and seniors.  But sophomores?  Freshmen? This year’s...

We’re not going to sugar coat it: AP classes suck.  They’re extra stressful, extra time consuming, and leave little to no...

Deja vu – A year ago, students were asked to bring in boxes to help pack up most of the main building and relocate to the Annex....

When disagreements arise, people generally look for the easiest solution and automatically assume it’s the best. When a disagreement...

After five-and-a-half years, Gilad Shalit is home. And even though our community stands extremely divided on the deal that was...

Israel is like the oldest child. No matter what she does, the blame is always put on her. And when rockets are being shed onto...

There goes 22 years of varied, hardcore, and lovingly imparted rabbinic instruction out the front door of the school. Shalhevet...

Yet another drastic change in the administration was announced this week. Feels like the same old story. Last year, Rabbi...

Although we’re in a school that makes Town Hall announcements encouraging students to support the after-school clean-up staff,...

It’s your mom’s birthday. Your dad bought her a necklace, your brother a gift card, and you threw together a notebook-paper...

“If I had known then what I know now, the Goldstone Report would have been a different document” –Richard Goldstone, April...

Buckle up. Adjust your mirrors. Fix your seatback. These are some routine things you do before turning the key to the ignition....

Around this time of year, Dr. Yoss’ AP World History class rings with analysis of the American, French, and other numerous revolutions...

Within minutes of an e-mail sent by Interim Head of School Nat Reynolds to the faculty Dec. 16, Shalhevet’s halls and classrooms...

Well it was here and now it’s gone: another chance for the Agenda Committee to manage a functional election that produces...