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The team will send its strongest contingent yet - 12 competitors - to the national tournament.

The team finished fifth at Districts, and two athletes earned second place at the State competition.

The team finished their impressive season 26-6.

The team ended the season with a shiny 14-2 record.

The Shaker Campus community gathered in Conway Hall Auditorium to celebrate the Class of 2030 and wish them well in their next chapter.

Seven faculty and staff members were recognized for excellence at Honors Days at both campuses.

Lower School boys took classroom adventures to the next level in their theme studies.

Students launched a program to redirect surplus food at the Shaker Campus to a local shelter.

With smiles on and hearts full, we bid farewell to the 2025-2026 school year.

Boys finished the year with experiences focused on college preparation, service, and teamwork.

Students enjoyed Ohio's natural beauty while working to help sustain it.

The varsity team defeated Hawken and Chagrin Falls in their playoff run.

Karan Bahl '28 presented his wildfire response project at ISEF.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! Watch highlights from the day and hear reflections from some of our new graduates.

The team was recognized with Ohio House Resolution 392 for their 2026 State Championship.

Ten student athletes of the Class of 2026 will continue their competitive sports endeavors in college.

A quartet of musical performances brought extra brightness to the spring!

The Upper School Rocketry Team earned third place in the Rockets for Schools competition.

The makers and shoppers at the May Market enjoyed the new venue!

Fish, flowers, and all the feelings were flying high at the Upper School musical - Big Fish!

The Shaker Campus was filled with extra fun for two mornings with grandparents and special friends!

We celebrate the college choices of the 96 members of The Class of 2026. Congratulations to our seniors as they take this next step toward their bright futures!

Mr. Rydquist, Lower School Science Teacher, shares ideas to encourage boys to spend more time outdoors and explains why they should.

Congratulations to Luke Fiorritto ’28 for earning first place for his World History 10 essay.

Congratulations to Anshul Sharma '26 and Michael Zhu '26 for earning two prestigious scholarships.

Twenty seniors were recognized for their academic achievements and contributions to the school community.

The Middle School High Tops chorus sang the national anthem before a game in April. 

This new program introduced students to the enduring US tradition of public speaking.

Barb Rosenstock, author of 23 nonfiction and historical fiction books for children, shared her love of true stories with our Lower School boys.

Congratulations to Tre Hughes '30, winner of the 118th Hollington Family Eighth Grade Speaking Contest.

Vishaan Patel '26 earned first place for his essay, “Saffron and Secularism: The Babri Masjid and Seismic Shifts in Indian Politics.”

Students explored India’s rich history, cultural traditions, religious diversity, and modern identity.

Señora Pacheco was honored with an Ohio World Language Association award.

Michael Perrino, a former world champion player, is the new head coach of US lacrosse.

Jen Beros, Associate Head of School, shares how parents can support boys at any age as they manage change—both in their daily lives and the challenges of larger transitions.

Daniel Chiang '32 and Anush Andi '31 will advance to the state competition. 

Middle School students performed in the OMEA Honor Band, and Upper School students competed in the regional contest.

VIncent Martino '31 explores F1 innovations and Taahir Sheikh '30 investigates the future of heart surgery.

JJ Mason '27 placed second in the statewide Poetry Out Loud competition. 

Lower School and Middle School boys flex their math muscles at regional and state competitions.

The varsity team sent four wrestlers to districts and one to states.

Anshul Sharma '26 won the High School Debate Championship at The City Club of Cleveland.

Kindergarten boys planted flowers to show their appreciation for their US community members. 

Fifteen students earned multiple awards for their science and engineering projects, and Karan Bahl '28 advances to the national competition.

US Hockey wrapped another incredible season competing at the regional final.

US Basketball scored an impressive regular-season win over Gilmour, and finished the season 14-10.

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

Juniors Charlie Martin and Jack Nelson, along with their business partner, won the grand prize in the Veale thinkBIG! Challenge.

Congratulations to the team on their fifth consecutive state title!

Upper School students earned 13 first-place finishes at the FBLA state conference.

The Mock Trial team successfully competed at the district competition and advanced to regionals.

The varsity team finished the regular season with a 15-3 record.

The Middle School production was bursting with color and song, wisdom and laughter, and heart and joy. 

US invited Saul Malek, one of the nation's leading voices on gambling addiction, to speak with parents and students.

A trio of Preppers claimed new school athletic records this season, with two achieving new state records.

Ten ÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´ seniors advance to Finalist standing in the national competition. 

The orchestras, string, and wind ensembles of US and Hathaway Brown performed in the annual combined concert.

Ten students of our district champion team qualified for the National Tournament.

The Scholastic Art & Writing Competition recognized 54 Upper School students for their creative achievements.

Congratulations to Russ Nobles '27 for rapping up his win of the 122nd Annual Sherman Prize Speaking Contest.

The Upper School presented the classic tragedy Oedipus, with both actors and audience members on stage.

Griff Koch '26 will play at Columbia University, and Matteo Morelli at Butler University.

Marti Flacks, CEO of the Cleveland Council on World Affairs, spoke about communication, critical thinking, and connecting in a complex world.

From Au Claire de la Lune to California Dreamin', the Middle School Winter concert brought magic and warmth to an extra chilly season.

The Society for Science recognized Jack D'Cruz '26 for his original research. Jack is one of only four students in Ohio to earn this honor.