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Seventh and eighth graders brought home the first-place trophy from their first Quiz Bowl tournament, and Isaac '24 ranked No. 1 out of more than 140 students. Alexander '24, Brendan '25, and Sarah '24 also finished in the top 20.

USN’s annual fair with food, performances, and activities from across the world will take place Friday, March 27 and support Raise the Roof.

This annual event to garner participation in the Annual Fund will begin with a Kick-Off Party at Fat Bottom Brewery on Wednesday, March 25.

Sociologist and Harvard professor Anthony Abraham Jack uses his personal experiences and research to help independent schools better prepare their students from diverse economic backgrounds for college.

This winter play will begin in the Gordon Multipurpose Room and capacity is limited to 50 people per show. Advanced ticket reservations are highly recommended.

Click here to read "En Quelques Mots ..." as designed, illustrated, and composed of articles by students in advanced French classes.

The USN Chess Team, the only school in state history to qualify teams in all four sections for the state championship, brought home several trophies at the 2020 Tennessee State Team Championship. Players earned second place in the K-3 Primary Division, 12th place in the K-6 Elementary Division, third place in the K-9 Junior High Division, and sixth place in the K-12 High School Division.

USN students will send food bags home during Spring Break with Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools students living in the Edgehill community. Please consider giving pantry items with pop-tops or peel-back tops that can be easily opened by a child. Reusable grocery bags also are needed.

University School of Nashville is seeking educators who are enthusiastic about their own learning as well as their students' experiences, and we offer many opportunities for professional development. Open positions for the 2020-2021 school year include Lower School Teacher, Lower School Naturalist, Physical Education Teacher for Grades K-8, Assistant Director of College Counseling, and High School Visual Arts Teacher.