Invalid text has been entered. Please correct all errors and click submit
If you are interested in admissions information, please go to the Admissions/Inquire area of our website to create a profile.
Alumni and/or parents of CURRENT MUS STUDENTS (not prospective candidates) should use this form to let us know about a change of address or other personal information updates.
Blazer Consignment: May 14, 16, 21
It’s time to consign those outgrown blazers for the Parents’ Association Blazer Consignment Sale. Blazers must be on hangers in good, gently used condition (no rips, stains, or snags) with all buttons attached.
CSO is holding a Special Olympics Festival on campus Saturday, April 26, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Volunteers will host and officiate games of spikeball, cornhole, soccer, kickball, and relay races for the athletes.
It is time for the Class of 2026 to schedule senior portraits. These photos are used for the The Owl yearbook, the class composite that will hang permanently in the halls of MUS, and many other news and social media posts. Families can also order portrait copies.
Wills Frazer ’25 took the Hyde Chapel stage to present his work through an independent study titled “Math and Art: Parametric Cycloids, Polar Rose Curves, and Tessellations.”
At the Special Awards and Honor Societies Induction ceremony in Hyde Chapel April 16, seven Owls received college book awards, and 38 students received the President’s Volunteer Service Award. In addition, Upper School scholars were inducted into the Department of Classical and Modern Languages honor societies, International Thespian Society, the Quill and Scroll Society (for high school journalists), Mu Alpha Theta (for math scholars), and Societas Caritas (for community service).
Why would high school students form a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation to organize Tennessee students for math competitions? Why would they select student officers, solicit donations, develop a website, and plan and run the first Tennessee Math Tournament?
Nineteen Owls earned the Seal of Biliteracy, a program recognizing students who have achieved proficiency in two or more languages by high school graduation.
We will take a group picture of seniors with their college T-shirts Friday, May 9, in Thomas Amphitheater immediately following the headmaster’s lunch, which begins at 11:30 a.m.
The 2025 Jake Rudolph All-Sports Awards Night is Monday, April 28, 6 p.m., in Ross Lynn Arena. All varsity athletes earning a letter this year will receive an invitation in the mail.
The Counseling Department will be selling $10 goat yoga T-shirts in preparation for the next Goat Yoga Day. A Grub Day is planned Tuesday, April 29, for those who purchase the shirts and wear them that day.
Rising seniors can practice their interviewing skills with alumni this summer. The sessions will be virtual, so students can participate even if they are out of town. Each student will need to commit an hour, completing two 20-minute interviews and receiving feedback from each interviewer.
National College Decision Day/Deposit Due Date: May 1
Seniors, submit your enrollment deposit to one (and only one) college by May 1. Do not miss this deadline, as your offers of admission expire after that date.
Now that all college admission decisions are released, seniors will receive a calendar invite for meetings with their college counselors to discuss their options and next steps.