USN with tough game against Brentwood Academy

USN couldn't keep up with Brentwood Academy and fell 24-2 on Saturday at the River Campus. BA was first to get on the scoreboard with a home run to left, scoring two. BA would score in the 3rd, 4th, and 5th, putting the game out of reach before scoring again in the 8th and 9th. 

Alexander Peck homered for USN in the 9th, leading the Tigers with two hits on the day.
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  • John Sides, Ph.D. takes questions from High School students after his presentation on political polarization.

    Buhl Lecture examines political polarization

    This year’s guest lecturer was John Sides, Ph.D. who presented on reducing political polarization ahead of this year’s elections. The Buhl Lecture Series honors the intellectual legacy of the late teacher Arthur H. “Mike” Buhl aims to foster meaningful discourse among High School students.
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    ICYMI: USN faculty plan election curriculum

    USN is dedicated to fostering an informed and engaged citizenry through education about American elections. Our approach to teaching about elections is guided by research-based best practices and an awareness of students' developmental readiness and interests at each grade and division level. Click here to see a resource guide developed by faculty members who worked together this summer to design a plan for incorporating this year’s presidential election into the curriculum in each division.
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  • The debate team poses for a picture on USN's front steps after its performance in a recent tournament.

    Debate team keeps rolling in latest tournament

    USN debaters joined competitors from 35 schools at a tournament hosted by Westminster Schools. Congratulations to Eesha Nachnani '28 and Madeline Shinohara '28, who earned a co-championship in the 40-team novice division.
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