Name: Adam
Grade: 12
Hometown: River Hills, WI
Activities: Editor-in-chief of the yearbook, Fall Play, Winter Musical, Spanish Honors Society leader, Global Scholars, JV Tennis team, and Admissions Student Ambassador
Hi, everyone! My name is Adam and I’m a senior(!) this year
at USM. This is my second year blogging as an Admissions Student Ambassador,
and I’m so excited to be able to take you all through my last year at this fantastic
school. Seeing as I’ve been attending University School since second grade,
this is going to be a pretty bittersweet time. I’ve changed and grown so much
since starting here, and I’ve been fortunate enough to witness the school
undergo a similar transformation. A lot
has happened since we’ve blogged last, and we’re all looking forward to sharing
with you!
It’s going to be a busy year, that’s for sure. In addition
to taking many challenging and fascinating classes, I am already in rehearsals
for the fall play, working as the editor-in-chief of our school’s yearbook, and
planning a fun filled year of Spanish Honors Society as one of the group’s
leaders. I am also participating in our Global Scholars Program, as well as
looking forward to being in future productions and playing tennis in the
spring. Oh, and applying to college! But the truth of the matter is that at
USM, I can be an active member of the student body, juggling everything and
having fun doing so. 
There is so much that I love about being a student at
University School. The academics are fulfilling and the teachers are wonderful.
Though I can’t give a laundry list of reasons as to why I chose USM (I was only
seven years old when I started!) I can say that one thing that has been a
constant throughout my years is a caring atmosphere. I was readily embraced
upon beginning my education here, and since then, my teachers, advisors, and
peers have continued to push and support me. I don’t think I’d be happier
elsewhere. If you’re looking for a place to study interesting subjects, meet
great people, and be involved in a vibrant school community, then USM may just
be the place for you. And if you have any questions, hopefully our bloggers can
answer them. So, I invite you to keep checking back for more posts, and I hope to see you soon—maybe as a new Wildcat!
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