The student news site of Convent of the Sacred Heart High School

The Broadview
The student news site of Convent of the Sacred Heart High School

The Broadview
The student news site of Convent of the Sacred Heart High School

The Broadview
'Innobotics Club' brings STEM to students

‘Innobotics Club’ brings STEM to students

Kendra Harvey, Managing Editor • August 20, 2015

Members of the newly founded Robotics Club met this past weekend in Siboni’s math classroom and physics lab to start the club’s brainstorming process and to explore ideas ranging from toothbrushes with...

Renovations completed over summer

Renovations completed over summer

Neely Metz, Copy Editor • August 20, 2015

Large group tables, wheeled Node chairs and whiteboard-walls are all part of the newly-renovated classroom spaces intended to provide students and faculty with more room for group study and class meetings. “A...

Prize Day adopts changes, enhances traditions

Prize Day adopts changes, enhances traditions

Neely Metz, Copy Editor • May 21, 2015

The 128th annual Prize Day ceremony took place in the chapel today to celebrate achievements throughout the academic year. “Prize day was beautiful,” sophomore Bella Kearney, who received an award...

Senior Shirley Yang shakes President Ann Marie Krejcarek's hand as the final senior in the line of the 48 members of the graduating class.

Senior Tea leads into Graduation Week

Lisabelle Panossian and Kendra Harvey • May 18, 2015

The Senior Class, standing in a half circle in the Belvedere, flaunted their newly revealed white graduation dresses as they received congratulations from faculty, staff, parents and friends at Senior...

Makeup labels only go skin-deep

Makeup labels only go skin-deep

Julia-Rose Kibben, Design Editor • May 1, 2015

Many young women and girls apply makeup as a part of their daily ritual, however few know that there are no labelling requirements mandated by regulatory agencies or are aware of the potential side effects...

Venture capitalist Sonja Perkins speaks to seventh and eighth graders about preparing the pitches they will deliver tomorrow to a panel of outside groups. The majority of applicants were seventh and eight graders from Convent Elementary School and Stuart Hall for Boys.

Innovation grants awarded

Asha Khanna, Senior Reporter • May 1, 2015

No high school students qualified as finalists of the newly-established Innovation Launch Grant Program, and elementary school students will be named tomorrow as the two winners. “I really had hoped...

San Francisco observes the 100th anniversary of the Panama Pacific International Exposition

Fiona Mittelstaedt, Senior Reporter • May 1, 2015

The centennial anniversary of the Panama Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco World’s Fair that took place nine years after the City was in ruins, is being highlighted with exhibits around...

A large crowd basks in Mission Dolores Park on a warm Sunday afternoon.

Renovations and maintenance for Mission Dolores Park near completion

May 1, 2015

San Francisco residents anticipating the reopening of Mission Dolores Park are closer to the park’s reveal, as renovations are expected to be complete in early June. Renovations have taken place in...

‘Hislish’ class searches for solutions to selected oppressions

Charlotte Cobb, Reporter • May 1, 2015

The Sophomore Class will use Finals Week to present capstone projects as a culminating activity in the Responses to Oppression course, the combined English and history “Hislish” class. Each project...

Head of School Rachel Simpson addresses senior families during a meeting about the week.

Seniors prepare for celebratory week

Grace Ainslie, Senior Reporter • May 1, 2015

With the re-calendaring of graduation from the last day of school two weeks earlier, all graduation events will be held the week of May 18. Previously Senior Tea began the festivities on the first Thursday...

Senior Sabine Kelly talks to Interim College Counselor Joy Phillips about getting off the wait list at her top choice for college.

Wait-listed seniors try to earn an acceptance letter to their preferred college

April 30, 2015

Seniors who see themselves attending their wait-listed schools in the fall are put in limbo at the beginning of May when deposits are due to secure a spot at a lesser-choice school, yet they are still...

Senior Sabine Kelly talks to Interim College Counselor Joy Phillips about getting off the wait list at her top choice for college. Students who are wait listed should put a deposit down at another preferred college or university by tomorrow but also keep in contact with their rep for their top choice.

Wait-listed seniors try to earn acceptance letters to their preferred college

April 30, 2015

Seniors who see themselves attending their wait-listed schools in the fall are put in limbo at the beginning of May when deposits are due to secure a spot at a lesser-choice school, yet they are still...

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