Students plan Walk for Uganda to help sister school
February 7, 2012
Sophia Redfern Reporter The annual Walk for Uganda to raise money for sponsoring students and for building funds at Sacred Heart Primary School in Kyamusanala, Uganda is scheduled to take place March 3, starting at Crissy field and going over the Golden Gate Bridge. “The key word is solidari...
CSH gets a new look for the school year
August 31, 2011
Isabelle Pinard Reporter The Herbert Gym floor brandishes a new center logo with red and grey text of “Hall & Heart,” and is one of the recently refurbishments to the campus over the summer. The school’s makeover is handiwork of facilities manager Geoff Smith and his crew, working on the F...
Dress code change creates discontent
February 17, 2011
Staff Editorial Following the “uniform reboot” announcement at Principal’s Meeting on Friday, Feb. 4, many students expressed outrage at the administration’s “sudden” change in uniform policy. Head of School Andrea Shurley announced stricter enforcement of rules found in the Student Handbook...
Students vote for new uniform skirts
January 26, 2011
Isabelle Pinard Reporter Students got their first look at new uniform skirt options at at Principal’s Meeting Monday morning, then voted for the new skirt later int he day. “I think its time to update the uniform, but the student body should definitely participate in the selection process ...
School uniform reflects SH goals, community
December 16, 2009
Caroline Hearst Reporter When Head of School Andrea Shurley announced an experimental period of free dress after the Thanksgiving chapel, everyone around me burst into applause. No more gray skirts, polos or black tights! The excitement was palpable. Although I eventually joined in the clapping, I could n...
School to consider changes in daily uniform
December 16, 2009
Sara Kloepfer A&E Editor In the last three weeks leading up to Christmas vacation, CSH students have been unrecognizable. Gone are the typical gray skirts, replaced with the jeans and baggy sweatpants of free dress. On a chilly dress uniform day in November, Head of School Andrea Shurley announced...
Breakfast Club evolves into social time with less structure
October 30, 2009
by Jovel Queirolo Managing Editor Breakfast Club has evolved from a planned period of coed activities into less structured time for CSH students to spend with the boys from SHHS. “Breakfast Club has changed so much,” said senior Kat Armstrong. “My freshmen year we were all divided into ...
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