Amanda ’19, Olivia ’19, Cam ’19, Abby ’20, Isabella ’20, Arushi ’20, Madeline ’20, Timothy ’20, Lilly ’20, Aasha ’20 are in the inaugural class of the French Honor Society.
French Teachers Richard Espenant and Robin Lynn Clinard ’88 inducted 10 students into USN’s new French Honor Society on Friday, March 8.
“These new inductees have shown and proven a deep interest in the beautiful French language as well as excellence in all French classes by maintaining an A average every semester in their HS education,” Espenant said.
Founded by the American Association of the Teachers of French, the French Honor Society’s motto is, “Someone who knows two languages is worth two people.”
The following students are recognized for their academic excellence and passion for French culture: Amanda Ding ’19 Olivia Dossett ’19 Cam Kloeppel ’19 Abby Liff ’20 Isabella Lutes ’20 Arushi Mehta ’20 Madeline Bennett ’20 Timothy Hays ’20 Lilly Woo ’20 Aasha Zinke ’20
As a part of Read Across USN Week, Middle School language learners read the same novel in their respective languages and worked together to complete a group activity based on the novel.
YMCA of Middle Tennessee Youth in Government program participant Ophelia Cherry Pulay '25 traveled to Washington, D.C. with a delegation of Middle Tennessee leaders to meet with Congressional members.
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