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Shalhevet curriculum breaks the mold
The clock read 7:31 a.m. “Uh, oh!” Noam Weissman, the principal of Shalhevet High School, called as he looked down the spiral staircase that spans the height of the school.
Shalhevet head urges Orthodox community to take on LGBT acceptance
Something’s eating Rabbi Ari Segal.
Jake Benyowitz: Getting spiritual in Israel is top priority
Jake Benyowitz has a deep love for Israel, and he’s made spreading that appreciation for the Jewish state to other students at Shalhevet High School a top priority.
Micah Gill: Born leader draws inspiration from AIPAC conference
Shalhevet High School graduating senior Micah Gill’s mother is a runner. She swears by it, saying it gives her a runner’s high.
Conversations about special needs employment shifting from ‘if’ to ‘how’
Shalhevet High School office assistant Daniel Schwartz’s responsibilities are mostly clerical.
Rabbis across denominations talk tradition
Four area rabbis from different denominations examined the role that tradition plays in contemporary Jewish life during a panel discussion at Shalhevet High School on Jan. 9 as part of a community conversation called “An Evening of Discussion & Dialogue: What Unites Us? What Divides Us?”
High-tech Chanukah at Shalhevet
It was Sunday morning — just hours before the first night of Chanukah began on Dec. 6 — and Adrian Krag stood at the front of a Shalhevet High School classroom that was filled with inquisitive students.
IKAR announces its move to Shalhevet
Egalitarian spiritual community IKAR announced on Aug. 26 that it is relocating to Shalhevet High School’s new building near Olympic Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue, following its 11 years operating out of the Westside Jewish Community Center (JCC).
IKAR announces it will move to Shalhevet
Egalitarian spiritual community IKAR announced yesterday that it plans to relocate temporarily to Shalhevet High School’s new building near Olympic Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue, following its 11 years operating out of the Westside Jewish Community Center (JCC).