USN's National Merit Semifinalists
29% of the Class of 2011 has been recognized in the National Merit competition: 12 are named Semifinalists, 13 are Commended, 1 is a National Achievement Semifinalist, and 1 is National Achievement Commended student.
The 2010 National Merit Semifinalists are Madeleine Booth, Mattis Deutch, Emily Guest, William Knowles, Ben Kurland, Emma LaBounty, Eliot Linton, George Meyer, Charlotte Owens, Michael Reiland, Neal Richardson, and Thalia Spinrad. Charlotte Owens is also a semifinalist in the National Achievement competition.
Commended students are McKenzie Andrews, Melissa Carlson, Tim Creavin, Hannah Deegan, Will Johns, Trey Manning, Ike May, Kuan Peng, Emma Pingree-Cannon, Keanan Smith, Jimmy Thomas, Sonal Walia, and Gray Yarbrough. Trey Leeper is commended in the National Achievement competition.
More USN News
List of 3 news stories.
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8th graders recreate ancient Roman structures
Read MoreWith the help of Middle School Educational Technologist Kari Luecke, students in Latin Teacher Richard Rosenthal's class recreated ancient Rome using USN’s 3D printer. -
Lower Schoolers take persuasive writing from page to podium
Third graders in Cala Millis' class wrapped up a unit on persuasive writing by making their cases in a series of in-class debates.Read More -
Independent Study project leads to published research
Congratulations to Wyatt Block ’26, whose peer-reviewed manuscript titled “Adaptive Strategies of Nepenthes: A Review,” was published in the quarterly journal of the International Carnivorous Plant Society. Take a look at Wyatt's work here.Read More
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