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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

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In the 3rd most expensive city in the U.S., housing demand outstrips supply

November 3, 2014

Most San Francisco residents agree, The City an expensive place to live. Housing options are confined to the seven square miles, and with an increasing housing market and an influx of Silicon...

School embarks on 2-year process to implement International Baccalaureate program

School embarks on 2-year process to implement International Baccalaureate program

Alyssa Alvarez, Sports Editor October 31, 2014

If both Convent and Stuart Hall High Schools successfully complete a two-year review and evaluation process, current freshmen and sophomores will have the opportunity to engage in International Baccalaureate...

Convent Elementary and Stuart Hall School for Boys students explain the significance of the stepping stone they created on behalf of Schools of the Sacred Heart, San Francisco for the Centenary of Janet Erskin Stuart as part of a telecast for Sacred Heart schools in the United States on Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2014. The students' remarks were part of a video that included all Network schools.

Network celebrates end of centenary year honoring Janet Stuart

October 22, 2014

Isabel Elgin, Sienna Ryan & Alayna Wong Reporters Convent and Stuart Hall High Schools gathered in Syufy Theatre yesterday to celebrate the end of the centenary year honoring Janet Erskine...

Freshmen Asha Khanna and Lily Niehaus open yesterday's prayer service for the Feast of Mater Admirabilis with the Call to Prayer. The statue is a likeness of the fresco in Rome, painted in 1844 by Pauline Perdrau.

Sacred Heart community celebrates Mater

Grace Ainslie and Claire Kosewic October 20, 2014

Grace Ainslie & Claire Kosewic Reporters Students and the special women in their lives gathered in the Flood Mansion yesterday to celebrate the feast of Mater Admirabilis, with the Freshman...

Fire trucks respond to a pulled fire alarm in the Siboni building after witnesses smelled and saw smoke this evening. The electrical fire caused minimal damage and school will take place as scheduled tomorrow.

Fire causes Broadway evacuation

September 23, 2014

Madison Riehle Editor-in-Chief An electrical fire caused in an evacuation of the Broadway campus this evening interrupting and cutting short several after school programs. Fire trucks responded...

iOS developer Benjamin Encz explains the process for creating a code for an iPhone game.

Students re-create Flappy Bird in programming workshop

Kendra Harvey and Kristina Cary April 9, 2014

Students sat behind their desktop computers and laptops yesterday, copying sections of multicolored code into their on-screen programs, and with a single click of their mouse, they watched as a little...

Alumnae get work experience before entering ‘real world’

Alumnae get work experience before entering ‘real world’

February 13, 2014

Ashley Latham Senior Reporter After arriving at her internship at Above Average Productions, Elena Dudum (’11) checks the schedule to see which celebrities are appearing on the show, runs around New...

Sophomores travel to Costa Rica

Sophomores travel to Costa Rica

Kendra Harvey, Managing Editor February 13, 2014

Kendra Harvey Reporter One hundred and four sophomores from Convent and Stuart Hall spent eight days in Dominical, Costa Rica for a cultural immersion trip, that included horseback riding, zip lining,...

Alice Jones/The Broadview Java Juniors  Amanda Mah, Franny Eklund, Christina Berardi, Aoife Devereux and Zoe Baker (right to left)  work with computer programming teacher Doug Grant during class. The students are currently working on a banking program to track withdrawls balances and reports. ALICE JONES/The Broadview

AP Computer Science offers young women the chance to learn code, enter the under-represented computer programming field

December 16, 2013

Alice Jones Managing Editor Last week’s national Computer Science Week organizers challenged U.S. schools to introduce computer programming by prompting students to each write an hour of code,...

Phoebe Flynn sings a solo at the Winter Concert last night in the Chapel.

Joyful Noise and Choir come together for Winter Concert

Kendra Harvey and Daniella Lucio December 12, 2013

Daniella Lucio and Kendra Harvey Reporters Joyful Noise and the school’s Choir put on an intimate, lighthearted performance of religious and secular Christmas carols in the partially filled Chapel...

Students misinterpret change in policy

Students misinterpret change in policy

November 7, 2013

STAFF EDITORIAL A misinterpreted policy change implemented at the Schools is causing an uproar of criticism of the administration, with accusations of students being banned from organizing school events...

It’s hard to say goodbye

October 18, 2013

We hadn’t even started to say goodbye and I was already in tears. “It’s not like I’m dying,” my brother Danny said. “I’m always a phone call away.” We were standing at our rental car at...

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