Varsity Tigers Come Up Just Short
The Tigers lost a tough one on Wednesday vs Valor. After losing the first set 20-25, the Tigers roared back to take the second set 25-13. The third, and final set, was a back and forth affair to the very end. Unfortunately, the Tigers fell 13-15. The Tigers were led by the outstanding defense and hitting power of Yori C. Maya B. and Lindley D. were amazing on the back line, getting to just about everything, while Kendall P. added several very sneaky tips over the net from the setter position. These Tigers are worth a look...hustle, tenacity, and talented!
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6th graders debate popular book series
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Kristian Noden named Head of LS
An academic and educational leader with experience working with elementary grades in Australia and California, Kristian Noden will join USN for the 2024-2025 academic year.Read More -
Say farewell to retiring faculty, administrator
At the end of the 2023-2024 school year, we will bid adieu to MS/HS Art Teacher Delia Seigenthaler, Operations Staffer Don Brown, and Head of LS Amy Woodson. A retirement reception will be held at 3:30 p.m. on Friday, May 10 in Gordon Multipurpose RoomRead More
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