We want you, too
Adele Bonomi, Senior Reporter
April 1, 2019
Filed under News
Young women may soon have to register for the Selective Service when they turn 18 and sign themselves up for a potential military draft following a federal judge’s ruling last month that the exclusion of women in the draft is unconstitutional. A final report on the court case is expected in 2020 and the dec...
Vaccine preventable
Gabriella Vulakh, Web Editor
April 1, 2019
Filed under News
Childhood diseases such as measles, whooping cough, mumps, and chickenpox are reemerging in the United States in recent outbreaks on the West Coast in California, Washington and Oregon, and doctors point to anti-vaccination groups as the cause. “It is a tremendous risk when families do not vaccinate their...
#AdoptDon’tShop drive continues
Grace Krumplitsch, Reporter
March 11, 2019
Filed under News, Web Exclusive
WEB EXCLUSIVE The Homeless Animals Awareness club is currently holding a donations drive in support of local Bay Area animal shelters. “There’s a group of us across grade levels who are trying to gather as much as we can to donate,” club leader Wellsley Cohen said. “A lot of local shelt...
Suicide prevention assembly equips students
Mason Cooney, Copy Editor
March 8, 2019
Filed under Breaking News, News, Web Exclusive
WEB EXCLUSIVE A speaker from San Francisco Suicide Prevention informed students in assembly about signs an individual is suicidal and how to respond. “What I wanted students to get out of assembly was to learn ways to help themselves or other people if an emotional crisis situation were to com...
Exchange student visits from New Orleans
Gray Timberlake, Senior Reporter
March 6, 2019
Filed under Breaking News, News
WEB EXCLUSIVE Sophomore Emily LeBlanc is experiencing the life of a Sacred Heart student in San Francisco as she stays with her exchange host, sophomore Audrey Scott, this week. “I did an exchange in London last summer and I had a really good time,” LeBlanc, who goes to Academy of the Sacred ...
Overseas for college
Gray Timberlake, Senior Reporter
February 14, 2019
Filed under News
Attending college overseas can give students a focused education with independence, all for a fraction of the cost of schools in the United States. “Finances of international schools is a huge draw for students,” College Counseling Director Rebecca Munda said. “The cost tends to be lower than most s...
School fined for improper sorting
Jordan Russell, Sports Editor
February 14, 2019
Filed under News
As 2020 draws nearer and the timer for San Francisco’s goal to become a zero waste city ticks down, Recology, the city’s waste management company is cracking down on trash sorting by fining many residents, businesses, and institutions — including Convent & Stuart Hall. “It’s not uncom...
Growing up
Gabriella Vulakh, Web Editor
February 14, 2019
Filed under Breaking News, News
Convent & Stuart Hall is seeking approval from the City of San Francisco to change the Broadway Campus’ conditional use permit to increase enrolment by 200 students. “Over the next few years we will look at our K to 12 program to see where it makes most sense to implement these additional...
More than code
Gray Timberlake and Mason Cooney
February 14, 2019
Filed under Breaking News, News
After 50 years of teaching computer science and mathematics as well as leading Convent as head of school, Convent & Stuart Hall awarded Doug Grant the Niehaus Family President’s Excellence Award and named a recently-donated endowed Chair of Computer Science after him. “Mr. Grant received the...
Assembly touches on empathy, leadership
Laura Mogannam, Managing Editor
February 1, 2019
Filed under Breaking News, News
WEB EXCLUSIVE Students discussed the qualities of being a leader, specifically empathy and kindness, after watching two videos on the topic during assembly. The first video titled “Empathy” gave stories of patients and family members in a hospital while prompting watchers to imagine standing in others’ shoes. “It made me tear ...
IB seniors complete forensic simulations
Mason Cooney, Copy Editor
January 16, 2019
Filed under Breaking News, News
WEB EXCLUSIVE International Baccalaureate seniors solved simulated murder cases in class as part of an interdisciplinary science activity required by the IB Programme. “I did a lab that investigated how physics can be used to analyze blood spatter patterns in crime scenes,” senior Emma Hubbard...
Seniors serve community
Gabriella Vulakh, Web Editor
December 18, 2018
Filed under News
Instead of sitting in a classroom during B Period on Red Days, senior Jessica Louie leads routine stretches and reviews vowels and numbers in the memory care unit for residents diagnosed with Alzheimer's and dementia Louie says that after physical and mental exercises, she either dances with resid...
Madeline Thiara and Olivia Rounsaville
April 12, 2019 • No Comments
WEB EXCLUSIVE Freshmen gathered in the Columbus Room at Stuart Hall for their Freshmen Signature Service Project. Service Learning Director Ray O’Connor assigned Students...
Community engages in Reconciliation service
April 9, 2019
Visiting author gives presentation, participates in discussion
April 8, 2019
School assembly addresses consent, sexual assault, healthy relationships
April 5, 2019
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Gabriella Vulakh is a junior and Web Editor of The Broadview. This past summer she attended a New York Times student journalism program where she worked closely with professional reporters. Outside of the publi...
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