HS dancers perform during LS community time

Members of USN's UNISON dance group gave Lower Schoolers a preview of their newest routine during a recent assembly.
By Caren Lyons, HS Dance Teacher

UNISON Dancers from this semester’s high school dance class performed for Lower School at their weekly community meeting. In alignment with Lower School’s themes of responsibility and creating a welcoming and inclusive environment, dancers shared a piece called "Let’s Go Crazy," about finding joy and friendship and embracing uniqueness in our communities and in our lives.

UNISON Dancers:
Lyndie Anckner '28
Maya Boyapati '28
Kate Disher '28
Emily Mallal '28
Kenzie Miller '27
Caylee Rutledge '27
Olivia Westfall '27
Maddie Womack '26
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