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Caroline Thompson, Senior Reporter

Caroline Thompson is a junior and a senior reporter for The Broadview. Outside of school, she volunteers at a hospital and enjoys spending time with friends and family.

 

 

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A grocery store in Singapore is running low on staples such as pasta, oil, flour and rice as families hoard food in preparation of possible quarantine that could prevent shopping. San Francisco residents have reported sending supplies such as food and masks to family and friends living abroad, but face masks are sold out in most drugstores and online.

Virus causes global health emergency

Caroline Thompson, Copy Editor
February 15, 2020
Senior Dena Silver donates a chapter book to the book drive. The books will be distributed to family centers around San Francisco, and books for all age ranges will be accepted.

Book drive continues

Caroline Thompson, Copy Editor
January 24, 2020
Take a deep breath, if you can

Take a deep breath, if you can

Caroline Thompson, Copy Editor
October 3, 2019
Junior Aly Bannister hands Financial Officer Mira White the fee for Chick-fil-A at the dance on Friday. Students have three meal choices, one of which is vegetarian.

Student Council prepares for back to school dance

Caroline Thompson, Copy Editor
August 22, 2019
Making lasting impressions

Making lasting impressions

Caroline Thompson, Copy Editor
February 14, 2019
Miller Hall looks over fellow Legislative Aide Wyatt Donnelly-Lan Holts shoulder at an email from Supervisor Stefani in their office at City Hall. Miller Halls daily duties as a Legislative Aide include responding to emails and phone calls, working on projects within the district and managing all operations on Supervisor Stefanis schedule

All politics are local

Caroline Thompson, Senior Reporter
December 18, 2018
Not one-type-fits-all

Not one-type-fits-all

Caroline Thompson and Gray Timberlake
December 18, 2018
SNAP IT Juniors pose for a Snapchat photo between class. The app encourages users to send daily photos to multiple friends.

[Photo] Phone app can cause user obsession

Adele Bonomi, Senior Reporter
December 13, 2018
Junior Maxi Tellini, Ethics Teacher Michael Campos and People of Color Student Union advisor Allyson Maebert listen to junior Ryann Minnis during a Collab meeting. Students had previously expressed interest in making a safe coed space to discuss race and ethnicity.

Juniors discuss race and its impact within community

Caroline Thompson, Senior Reporter
November 27, 2018
Junior Arianna Nassiri volunteers at the polls for the 2018 Midterm Election. Volunteers were asked to help voters obtain and submit their ballots.

High school students volunteer at polls

Caroline Thompson, Senior Reporter
November 7, 2018
Senior Mason Cooney discusses her experience at Convent with a group of Convent & Stuart Hall parents. The event focused on the Goals and Criteria of Sacred Heart education and spiritual engagement.

[Photo] Students and parents discuss community goals

Jordan Russell, Sports Editor
November 7, 2018
Students line up to hug Academic Support Director Betsy Pfeiffer on her last day at the school. Pfeiffer has worked at Convenf High School since 2014 and will continue to work with the school until the end of the year.

Students give gratitude for departing faculty member

Caroline Thompson, Senior Reporter
September 28, 2018
Fashion industry goes green

Fashion industry goes green

Caroline Thompson, Senior Reporter
September 27, 2018
College Counselors Cesar Guerrero, Rebecca Munda and college counseling associate Kelly Whalen address the Senior Class during a college information session. The counselors talked to students and their families about how to stay on track during the college application process and what resources and support they will receive.

College counselors advise students and parents

Caroline Thompson, Senior Reporter
August 29, 2018
Many shops and restaurants line Chestnut Street including Taco Bar, Brandy Melville, Books Inc., Squat and Gobble and Super Duper. Chestnut Street is a popular hangout spot for students after school and on the weekends for exercise, food, and shopping.

Sight-seaing by the seashore

Caroline Thompson, Senior Reporter
May 24, 2018
George Gigounas answers questions from students at the end of the presentation. Students can get involved in climate change by looking at the UNFCCC website or joining the Environmental Awareness Club.

Presentation on climate change

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
April 23, 2018
Athletes sit under the team tent to protect themselves from the rain while watching the races. The rain stopped in the late afternoon.

Track competes in the first league meet

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
March 21, 2018
Sophomore Colette Hom crouches in the corner of an office with members of the faculty during the lockdown drill. The couch was moved to block the door, and everyone crouched below windows so they would not be seen.

Community participates in lockdown drill

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
March 13, 2018

[Video] Community celebrates International Women’s Day

Caroline Thompson
March 9, 2018
Sophomore Sonia Alazraie meets with Academic Director Betsy Pfeiffer to choose her classes for her junior year. Pfeiffer uses teacher recommendations and the students interests to help choose the most beneficial classes for each student.

Students choose classes for next year

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
February 27, 2018
Art Department Chair Rachel McIntire helps junior Kira Daley during IB art class. Mcintire won the Ellie Fusco Excellence in Education Award for capturing the heart of an educator.

Teachers awarded during annual ceremony

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
February 8, 2018
Day El-Wattar views one of Jim Campbell’s pieces made from photos at the 2017 Washington D.C. Women’s March. The work is made up fluorescent lights shining through a layer of 12 different photos from the event.

IB Art students tour artist’s studio

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
February 1, 2018
Sophomore Sofia Telfer works on her editorial during her D Period English class. Students were given three classes to write and edit their editorials.

Sophomores write AI editorials

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
January 31, 2018
Robotics teacher Chris Person-Rennell helps fourth grade students to assemble parts of their simple circuits. Freshmen and sophomores were also in the classroom to assist the elementary students.

[Photo] The Broad View: 1.8.18-1.12.18

Laura Mogannam, In-House Media Editor
January 16, 2018
Robotics teacher Chris Person-Rennell helps fourth grade students to assemble parts of their simple circuits. Freshmen and sophomores were also in the classroom to assist the elementary students.

High school and elementary students pair in robotics project

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
January 11, 2018
Theology teacher Katherine McMichael leads her sophomores through a QiGong movement. The practice focused on taking energy from the five elements on Earth, and is said to allow energy to flow through the body.

Sophomore Class learns QiGong

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
December 6, 2017
The JV basketball team defends Waldorf during the second quarter of the game. The quarter ended with Cubs up 8-6, but the game ended with a Convent loss of 23-15.

JV basketball team plays first preseason game

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
November 28, 2017
Sophomore Dena Silver looks inside the drawers of the Bardo. The art piece will stay in the Belvedere until the end of the book fair.

Interactive art exhibit displayed in honor of George Saunders

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
November 14, 2017
Seniors wearing navy blue sweaters line up in full dress uniform. Navy is always worn by seniors for full dress uniform, but after this year it will no longer be a dress code rule.

Navy blue senior color reinstated

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
November 6, 2017
Senior Halie Kim helps senior Guilia Oltranti during peer tutoring session. The students in the room worked with each other as well as with Kim during the tutoring session.

Math club offers peer tutoring sessions

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
November 2, 2017
Sophomore Nyxa Aquino-Thomas dresses up as a zombie for the school Halloween celebration. Aquino-Thomas used makeup to create bruises, gashes and a fake eye popping out of its socket.

[Photo] Students celebrate Halloween spirit

October 31, 2017
Art Council Representative Isabella Bermejo cleans up the edges of the words California Strong on a heart-shaped pin. After the edges are clean, the pins will be spray painted purple before being sold.

Students raise money for California fire relief using 3-D printer

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
October 20, 2017
History teacher Michael Stafford locks his classroom door after hearing the lockdown announced over the intercom. Students sat quietly and waited for another announcement to end the drill.

Lockdown drill starts off Safety Week

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
October 17, 2017
Freshman Lola Morrell listens to Grace Krumplitsch present her self-portrait to her G Period English I class. Many students opted to draw their self-portraits but others made 3-D designs like Krumplitschs cube.

Freshmen explore their identity through English projects

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
October 3, 2017
Seniors Annie Macken, Rosie Morford and Caroline OConnell wait outside Saint Mary of the Assumption before the senior procession into the cathedral. The senior procession starts the Mass of the Holy Spirit along with the opening prayer.

Four divisions celebrate first Mass of the school year

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
September 28, 2017
Sophomore Arianna Nassiri sits in a pew in front of men taking part in the Gubbio Project at St. Boniface Church. The Gubbio Project worked with St. Boniface to provide a safe and quiet space for homeless people to rest during the day.

Sophomores spend retreat supporting the Tenderloin

Caroline Thompson, Reporter
September 15, 2017
Sophomores gather in the California Shakespeare Theater to watch the evening performance of black odyssey. Black odyssey playwright Marcus Gardley was a finalist for the 2015 Kennedy Prize.

[Photo] Sophomore English classes attend performance of ‘black odyssey’

Mary Perez, Senior Reporter
August 31, 2017
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