News
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Locally and Nationally, Debate Continues to Dominate
Over the past four years, the debate team has worked hard to make a name [...] -
Poetry Out Loud at Sage Ridge
This is Sage Ridge School’s first year participating in the Poetry Out Loud: National Recitation [...] -
Early to Rise, Eager to Sing
As the sun rises over the school on Monday and Wednesday mornings, students can be [...] - More from News
Entertainment
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Movie Review: Man on a Ledge
Could the script keep up with such an action-packed movie and a star-studded cast? [...] -
SRS Domination at Theater Fest
In early February, a group of students took the stage, performing a wide variety of [...] -
Twilight’s Breaking Dawn: Movie Review
Sane students, rejoice in the fact that there is only one movie left! [...] - More from Entertainment
In Focus
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The Republican Race
Four candidates are out, four remain. Who will be the Republican candidate to take on [...] -
Joy of the Holiday Season
All across the world, regardless of different customs, much of the population celebrates during this [...] -
The Power of a Wish
On November 27th, students from the Sage Ridge “Kids For Wish Kids” Club held a [...] - More from In Focus
Sports
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Scorpions Fall to Excel Christian in Two Close Basketball Games
What began as close games turned into electrifying battles for victory against Excel Christian School, [...] -
Finally Hitting the Slopes: Ski Team’s Season
Refusing to let snow-less slopes slow them down, the ski team resorted to doing dry [...] -
What’s Shreddin’ at Boreal
The Sierras might not have seen a lot of snow yet this season, but that [...] - More from Sports
Other Recent Articles
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Editorial: The Transition Topic
It’s the question that weighs heavily upon the shoulders of faculty, staff, and parents alike: “What to do about the transition between 8th and 9th grade?” The administration and Board of Trustees, seeking to increase numbers within the School, targeted the issue of retention between middle and Upper School as a priority this year. Between [...]
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A Reflection on the Reno Fires
Reno has been affected by two rare winter fires within the past three months, the Caughlin Ranch Fire and the Washoe Drive Fire. They were not only tragic because of their devastating impact, but because they could easily have been prevented with simple care and foresight. Not only does this type of situation displace animals [...]
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