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The National Merit® Scholarship Program has recognized 23 US seniors as Semifinalists and Commended students in the 2026 competition. They represent 24% of the Class of 2026.

Middle School and Upper School faculty were recognized for extending experiential STEM opportunities beyond the traditional classroom.

Hundreds of boys in blue blazers shared thousands of handshakes across both campuses, and Middle School boys stepped into their new school building!

³ÉÈ˸£Àû¾«Æ·l has been awarded a Top Workplaces 2025 for the twelfth time.

Congrats to US baseball for a truly remarkable 27-7 season and the team's first-ever appearance in the State Championship game!

Thomas Lodowski '27 sets the 800m school record and earns third place in the state. 

Seven faculty and staff members received awards at Upper School Honors Day and the Shaker Campus year-end assembly.

The winning plan by Walt Edwards, Adam Miller, Will Bach, and Jackson Kline will be implemented by next year's eighth-grade class.

US defeated Kenston in the Regional Quarterfinal, advancing to the Sweet 16.

The team brought an end to St. Ignatius' 25-year hold on the District Championship title.

The Upper School team buzzed their way to quiz show success in Ohio and beyond.

The team earned state runner-up at the Ohio Tennis Coaches Association tournament.

The Shaker Campus community gathered in Conway Hall Auditorium to celebrate the Class of 2029 and wish them well in their next chapter.

Boys eased into summer on the next-to-last day of school and enjoyed out-of-the-ordinary days.

Lower School boys took adventures in the classroom and beyond in their theme studies.

Vishwum Kapadia '25 and Kingsten Lin '25 recognized as Presidential Scholar candidates for their academic success. 

Noah Ahmad '29, Jack Levy '29, and Isaiah Gatson '29 presented their independent projects to the entire Middle School this year.

From Revolutionary War landmarks to modern innovation hubs, Middle School students journeyed through immersive spring trips.

Students place treasures of today for Preppers of the future.

Read with US Week served as a joyful reminder of the magic of stories and the power of reading together.

Ten members of the Class of 2025 will continue their competitive sports endeavors at colleges across Ohio and beyond.

A cool quartet of concerts kept toes tapping this season at US and at The Bop Stop!

Students of the Young Entrepreneur Institute clubs set up shop to sell their self-made products.

The team completed the year-long competition and traveled to Huntsville to launch their rocket. Mother Nature had other plans.

The Shaker Campus was buzzing with extra excitement for two days as students welcomed their special guests.

We are proud to celebrate the Class of 2025 and share their college choices.

³ÉÈ˸£Àû¾«Æ·l inducted 21 members of the Class of 2025 for their academic achievements and contributions to the school community.

Congratulations to Arthur Atwell '29, winner of the 117th Eighth Grade Speaking Contest.

Students perform at Severance Music Center with the Cleveland Orchestra Youth Honor Choir.

Congratulations to Stephen Kaufman '25 for earning first place in the annual contest.

How time management, organization, and self-regulation can help a child’s growth.

Middle School students gain international experience, right down the road.

Dr. Yoder, Upper School History Teacher, co-authored "The Amarna Letters: The Syro-Levantine Correspondence."

Students explored South Africa and Eswatini, gaining insights into history and local cultures through immersive experiences.

Juniors and seniors earn special recognition for their outstanding PSAT scores.

Thomas Malbasa '26 will travel to the Dominican Republic this summer. 

Zaid Ashruf '25 was selected as one of the top high school debaters for this prestigious annual event.

The Middle School Winter Concert and a new tradition, an Upper and Middle School Collaborative Choral Concert, warmed audiences' spirits.

It was a busy and very successful season for the Middle School team. 

Four teammates qualified for and competed at the District Championship.

Read all about it! Newsies Jr. was a singing, dancing, and dramatic delight of a musical.

The OMEA honors six Upper and Middle School students for their performances.

It was another outstanding season— a season that is not quite over yet— for the team!

The Varsity Team finished a strong regular season at 14-8.

The News-Herald named Quinn MacPhail '25 the area's Swimmer of the Year.

Students help share the importance of reading in our larger community.

With blade-sharp focus and grit, the varsity hockey team powered through another winning season.

Thomas Lodowski '27 is ranked fifth nationally for the sophomore class in the indoor 800-meter run. 

Zain Anwar '25 and Vishwum Kapadia '25, along with alumnus Alex Vincenti '24, started a non-profit to empower immigrant and refugee students in STEM learning.

Congratulations to the team for capturing their fourth national title!

The team captured their fourth consecutive Division II state title!

Kartik Gulati ’27 and his work with the Chagrin History Center were featured in the Chagrin Valley Times.  

Thirteen US seniors advanced to Finalist standing in the 2025 National Merit Competition.

A Geography Bee and two Spelling Bees challenged students' skills and memory - on the school stage.

The Scholastic Art & Writing Competition recognized 49 Upper School students for their creative achievements.

Congratulations to Sebastian Perez ’26 for winning the 121st Annual Sherman Speaking Prize.

Kindergarten boys observed this milestone with a parade through school.

Students present their original research work to experts in preparation for science competitions.

This Upper School production took audiences on a flight to Neverland.

Six sophomores were recognized for their superior achievement in research and composition.

Michael Nersesov '26 was featured on Cleveland 19 News for his Dubai Chocolate Business that he built as part of the Young Entrepreneur Institute.

The team researches real cases in preparation for the competition, and Jakob Bilger '28 sketched key courtroom moments.

Liam Camp '30 is ranked first in the Midwest region.

Vishwum Kapadia '25 was selected by the Society for Science in the national talent search.

Head of School Patrick Gallagher named Mr. de la Mata, Mr. McCarter, Mrs. McClellon, and Mr. Millett as chair holders.