Tigers fall short to the Bears in the Tiger's Den
As the Thanksgiving holiday loomed, the Tigers took the court versus a familiar opponent, the Davidson Academy Bears. Starting hot, the Tigers led by the perimeter shooting of Harry Stahl ('27), jumped to a first quarter lead on the Bears 13-2. The next three quarters the Bears clawed their way back into the game and took the lead in the 3rd quarter with a heavy scoring barrage; outscoring the Tigers 23-12. At the final horn, the Tigers fell to the Davidson Academy Bears 37-57. The Tigers were led in scoring by Akil Radford ('26) and Stahl with 13 and 9 points on the evening. Our next matchup will be Wednesday, November 29th on the road versus Antioch HS.
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1st graders become authors through creative writing project
Students in First Grade Teacher Kim Rosing’s class have spent the last few weeks writing creative stories and working with High Schoolers on binding their books, culminating in a trip to Parnassus Books to see their work on display.Read More -
May 8 is USN Night at Parnassus
Read MoreStock up on summer reads as a local bookstore shares a percentage of its profits with USN for purchases made between 3 and 6 p.m. Friday, May 8. -
Students ace National Latin Exam
Read MoreThe American Classical League recognized 36 University School of Nashville students for their scores on the National Latin Exam this year. Congratulations to Lucas Lupu ’31 and Zoey Wei ’31, who received perfect scores on the exam.
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