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Out of 38 competitors at the MATHCOUNTS state competition, three Owls have placed in the top 12, and one will advance to the state team for national competition.
Students in Grades 7 through 9 who took the March 24 PSAT 8/9 should have received an email notification informing them that their scores are now available online.
Senior Tamaz Young will be having a book signing for his new book of poetry titled Unrequited Expressions Sunday, April 18, at 3 p.m. in the Dining Hall.
MUS is honored to offer two fellowships to support students in summer enrichment programs. Academic Dean Flip Eikner will accept application essays by email on or before Monday, April 19. This opportunity is open to MUS students in Grades 9-11.
Mrs. Laura Beck is challenging Lower School artists in the next Art Showdown contest. In addition to the regular contest prizes, this winner’s art will be featured on the cover of next year’s school planner.
Mr. Ryan Sellers, chair of the Department of Classical and Modern Languages, will participate in the National Endowment for the Humanities Landmarks of American History and Culture program June 21-25. NEH programs are highly competitive and include workshop participation and a stipend.
Class of 2021 Graduation is fast approaching - Sunday, May 16. If you missed the recent email, see it HERE and mark your calendar. Friday, April 9, seniors will participate in the annual lottery for graduation seating. If more time is necessary, we will use the second half of X-Block on Wednesday, April 14.
Congratulations to rising senior McRae Dickinson, the 2021-22 Honor Council president. In his campaign speech, Dickinson began by emphasizing the importance of the council and the meaning of the school motto, Veritas Honorque.
Vaccination appointments for those 16 and older are open now, and we encourage families to take advantage of this opportunity for eligible students. See the recent email about this HERE.
Dr. Eric Dalle ’93, instructor in English, organized a team of 11 students to compete in the 2021 WordSmith Writing Olympics, sponsored by the University of Memphis English Department, in February. The Owls competed in three events separated by length and grade level, and nine of the competitors were recognized in at least one event.
Two Owls qualified for the American Invitational Math Exam (AIME). Freshman Dannie Dong and seventh-grader James Jin compete this month to qualify for the even-more selective group competing in the United States of America Junior Mathematical Olympiad in April.
The next Art Showdown is underway! Instructor in Art Laura Beck challenges everyone to make a 2D work, no smaller than 8.5” x 11”, showing one or more animals personified.
The league has announced a middle school swim meet Saturday, April 17. Varsity Head Coach Bryan Parker will coach the Lower School team, and he’d like to offer practices at 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Thursdays, beginning this Wednesday, March 24, at the Ric Nuber YMCA.