The Broadview

Clubs meet during community block

Students reflect on importance of clubs

Coco Stenzler, Reporter • October 19, 2021

WEB EXCLUSIVE Club leaders had the chance to organize meetings after chapel today as students joined new and pre-existing clubs. “Clubs allow me to follow my interests, and become friends...

Quarter 1 comes to a close

Families to receive formative midterm reports

Makenna Kramer, Features Editor • October 18, 2021

WEB EXCLUSIVE | Quarter 1 of the 2021-2022 school year ended today, and teachers are completing midterm progress reports, which are due on Wednesday. The feedback given will not appear on official...

Set, spike, senior night

Volleyball teams celebrate seniors’ hard work, dedication

Nicole Klein, Senior Reporter • October 15, 2021

WEB EXCLUSIVE | The varsity volleyball team won against the Urban School of San Francisco in four sets tonight to finish off the annual senior night. “The game celebrates the seniors’ accomplishments,...

Coyotes resurface in cityscapes

Locals notice wildlife closer to home

Kassie DeJean, Senior Reporter • October 12, 2021

WEB EXCLUSIVE | Over the past few months, San Francisco and the Bay Area have experienced a surge in coyote sightings and attacks. Coyotes commonly threaten dogs but are also dangerous to humans. The...

Students learn about Hispanic heritage through classes, community

Hispanic and non-hispanic members reflect on the importance of the month

Ada Linde, Senior Reporter • October 12, 2021

WEB EXCLUSIVE Students and faculty are currently taking part in learning about Hispanic Heritage Month, a celebration dedicated to the Hispanic community in the U.S. “Hispanic Heritage Month is important...

Chapter closes, doors open

Place for gathering and reading prevails in spite of pandemic

Darcy Jubb, City Life Editor • October 12, 2021

Local bookstores who survived the pandemic once again offer a space to gather, allowing patrons to return to an in-person community. “I think bookstores offer a cathartic space, a space of meeting,”...

Community shows spirit for Giants

Student Council coordinates spirit day in honor of playoffs

Amelia Froyd-Kamrath, Senior Reporter • October 8, 2021

WEB EXCLUSIVE As students arrived at both the Broadway and Pine Octavia campuses this morning, bright orange and black outfits could be seen throughout the school. The school community celebrated...

Veggie Tales

Plant-based diets increase in popularity

Adele Fratesi , Managing Editor • October 6, 2021

Walking through the meat and dairy aisles of the grocery store, the increased presence of alternatives to traditional animal products is undeniable. Multiple brands of almond and oat milk often occupy...

Red meat caught red handed

Animal-based diets hurt health, planet

Madeline Thiara, Copy Editor • October 6, 2021

While grabbing a burger at Shake Shack or substituting pesto sauce for bolognese at Italian Homemade may not seem like it would have a greater impact, the real cost of these decisions may be detrimental...

IB Seniors visit Asian Art Museum’s teamLab: Continuity exhibition

Immersive experience prompts reflection on interconnectivity

Darcy Jubb, City Life Editor • October 5, 2021

WEB EXCLUSIVE | Students in IB Visual Arts visited the Asian Art Museum’s teamLab: Continuity exhibition during the F block Learning Lab on Monday. The exhibit was created by teamLab, a Japanese...

It’s getting hot in here

Historic California drought possess threat to community

Olivia Rounsaville and Nicole Klein • October 5, 2021

From floods in New York to hurricanes in Louisiana and Mississippi, the effects of Climate Change are becoming increasingly more drastic. In California, higher temperatures and wildfires coincide with...

Watch your step

Understanding and managing your digital footprint

Ella Noblin and Ada Linde • October 5, 2021

Every email, post, photo and click leaves a trail about you — one you may never be able to erase. “A digital footprint is what you leave behind on the internet — it’s very likely that it will...