A Standard of Excellence in Education
The University School of Jackson is where a challenging academic curriculum meets extensive extracurricular programs and guided character development. With the opportunity to succeed in athletics and fine arts, coupled with a focus on leadership, our students discover the ability to thrive at USJ and beyond. Learn more.
Decades: 10 years of Pops
Monday, our USJ Combined Choir will be presenting an evening of music from the 1950s all the way to today. Cost of tickets is $5 per person. You will not want to miss this performance!
Students bring home top awards at 2018 TMTA competition
Twenty-five USJ students participated in the regional TMTA (Tennessee Math Teachers Association) Math Contest. This competition took place April 10th at Freed Hardeman University. The TMTA award ceremony recognizes the top three students and top three teams. USJ earned first place team in Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II and Calculus. Learn More.
Softball Coach Brian Dunn inducted into The Jackson-Madison County Sports Hall of Fame
On April 19, Brian Dunn will be inducted into The Jackson-Madison County Sports Hall of Fame. Coach Dunn’s 24-year softball coaching career touts an all-time winning record of 819-257 (.794 pct). Under his leadership, USJ won state championships in 2010 and 2012. He was elected to the Tennessee Softball Coaches Association class of 2014 Hall of Fame. Learn More.
Five Seniors join the ranks of over 140 USJ students to be recognized by the National Merit Scholarship Program
Five USJ Seniors have received a National Merit Scholarship Recognition. Seniors Adam Davis, Eli Garey, and Annabelle Reese have been recognized as National Merit Commended, while Tyler Bruno and Anjali Mahajan were named National Merit Finalists. Only about 15,000 students out of 1.6 million entrants in the nation receive the National Merit Finalist recognition. Learn More.
Student Written and Directed Play Selected to Perform at SETC’s Theatre for Youth Invitational Festival
The USJ theatre department was selected as one of three to perform at this year’s Southeastern Theatre Conference’s Theatre For Youth Festival. The annual SETC Convention brings over 4,000 members of our theatre community together for three and a half days of workshops, keynotes, performance festivals, auditions, college recruiting, job interviews. Learn More.
