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The presence of a global pandemic has been the impetus for innovations and creative projects across the globe, including in our Sage Ridge community. Nate Mulvaney ('21) spent part of his summer filming and publishing a week-long soccer video training series, which he has made available to the public via YouTube...

It is incredibly important today that we do not build on fear. This is all too easy to do when we are inundated with contrary claims that advocate for wildly different measures and algorithms channel information to us based on our ‘preferences’ through past searches...

With recent changes to the sports seasons by both the NIAA and TAH-NEVA leagues, and in compliance with the CDC and state/county mandates, Sage Ridge will be offering non-mandatory workouts/conditioning sessions for various sports across seasons to continue focused skill development and to keep students engaged and active...

It's no secret that our presence in the Junior Classical League is strong! This year we sent 3 students to Nationals, albeit virtually...

As we prepare campus for reopening and welcome back teachers next week, I have been concentrating on the pragmatic and the practical. And while the practical is critical to consider, I was reminded during our parent webinars that the purpose is that much more important...

Roughly 90% of AP students from Sage Ridge scored a 3 of higher on their May exams! Congrats!

Whether you are a new or returning family or faculty/staff member, please read on below for a better understanding of our Athletics Vision, our student-athlete/parent expectations, by team snapshots for 2020-21, and other key information including how to learn more about our programs. We are excited to involve the full community as both participants and supporters of Sage Ridge Athletics. We INVITE you to join us on the sidelines this year as we cheer on our teams with Scorpion Pride.

The death of John Lewis, while imminent, still left a heavy feeling in my heart. I was fortunate to have Representative Lewis speak to several of my history classes when I taught in Atlanta and his spirit infused students with a desire to make a difference...

It is difficult to see the path ahead. With the deluge of data, information, analysis and opinion about current events it is even tough at times to be optimistic. And in the midst of this there are many difficult decisions to be made...

As we head towards reopening in August, we are not only busily preparing campus and safety protocols but also welcoming new faculty and staff. After a truly extensive and global search...