Sage Ridge School

Our Upper School students continue to do incredible things. This spring, Senior Emma Sapp - National Merit Scholar & Harvard Book Prize Winner, Junior Ana Treadway - Good Design Award Winner and Sophomore Milin Sekhon NatureBridge Student of the Year earned national recognition for academic excellence, STEM innovation and environmental leadership.

Their achievements show what is possible when students are supported, challenged and encouraged to pursue their passions.

Read the full story on our blog:
https://www.sageridge.org/community/news/details/~board/news/post/beyond-expectations

Recognized by:

NatureBridge

Sage Ridge School offers a connected academic journey that builds confident, capable learners from the first grade through high school graduation.

Our curriculum grows with students and gives them the skills, independence and curiosity they need to thrive in college and beyond.

Explore how our approach sets Sage Ridge apart in the Reno‑Tahoe region.

How Sage Ridge School’s Curriculum Stands Apart in Northern Nevada Families in Reno have many educational options, but the curriculum at Sage Ridge School offers a level of depth, challenge and intentionality that sets it apart from both Nevada public schools and other private schools in the region.

🎓 Endie Prevedouros (’26) examined safety and surveillance in professional driving, bringing clarity to a complex and evolving industry. Congratulations to Endie as he joins the University of Nevada, Reno.

🎓 Morgan Hayes (’26) explored the overlooked effects of overprotective parenting in her thesis Devoted or Detrimental? Her work brings thoughtful insight to a topic that shapes families and communities. We’re excited to see Morgan continue her academic journey at Scripps College.

Upper School students spent the afternoon supporting the Pinion Early Education Center during its Kindergarten Promotion celebration.

Sage Ridge students helped their Pinion counterparts paint and place handprints on the graduation wall, read to them during story time, and spoke with families to share their own experiences and memories.

Thank you to Pinion EEC for welcoming our students and letting them take part in such a wonderful event. Moments like this highlight the value of connection, mentorship, and community across schools.