Latest News from University High School
Chris Morrison Brings His Passion for Community Service to University
In his commitment to the importance of community service, Chris Morrison embodies stewardship, one of our core values. At University, his passion has jumpstarted countless fundraisers, benefits, and drives — not to mention an entire Year of Service.
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Head of School Chuck Webster Announces Plans to Retire at End of 2019-20 School Year
Founding Head of School Chuck Webster has announced his retirement at the end of the 2019-20 school year. Read the announcement from Chairman of the University Board, Jeff Lewis, and Mr. Webster.
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Faculty and Staff Offer Book Recommendations for High School Students
Looking for a gift idea for the teenager in your life? Why not give the gift of literature? We asked our well-read faculty and staff to give book recommendations for their teenage students, and they came up with many excellent suggestions. The books on this...
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Final Exam Schedule for Fall 2018
Final exams for the fall semester begin on Tuesday, Dec. 18 and run through Thursday, Dec. 20. The full final exam schedule is below. Final exams will be taken according to class period in the room where the class normally meets unless the teacher has said otherwise....
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University Students Who Participate in Service
University is an all-around school. They are strong in academics while also focusing on community and the students’ individual needs. They take extra time with students to make sure they have future goals and a game plan to reach them. You won’t find this kind of experience and commitment at other schools.
Kristin SmithI keep waiting for the proverbial bubble to burst that University High School cannot really be this good, but it actually is.
Kurt SchepersIt is heartwarming to watch my boys navigate their lives and make decisions about their futures, knowing that the confidence in their abilities and the courage to step out and embrace the world as life-long learners comes in large part from being members of the University community.
Wendy Wright Feng