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New! See Our Getting Started on Canvas How-To Guide for Parents
The guide gives parents a step-by-step process on how to get an account to monitor their children's classroom progress.
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District Welcomes 2,600 Students Back to School
Monday, August 23 was the first day of classes for the 2021-22 school year. The majority of students are returning to in-person instruction five days a week in all schools.
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See Our New Return to School Planning Guide
Like a vibrant patchwork quilt, the guide pieces together every important detail to cover and nurture our community so we are Safe, Healthy, Flourishing and Connected.
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District Providing Free COVID-19 Saliva Testing
Thanks to a partnership with Washington University and the National Institutes of Health, all students, staff and affiliated household members may get free COVID-19 saliva testing through May 2022. (Note: Drive-up testing will be closed Sunday, July 4, 2021, in observance of the national holiday.) Click headline to read more.
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Next Zoom with the Superintendent
Superintendent Hardin-Bartley checks in with families during morning and evening Zoom virtual meetings. The next meeting is scheduled for Sept. 23, 2021. Click the headline for more information including registration link and videos of past meetings with associated chat questions.
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Upcoming School Board Meeting on Zoom
The University City Board of Education is accepting public registration and citizen's comments for its Thurs., Sept. 16, 2021, Board Meeting on Zoom. Click headline to read more.
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It's Time To Join the Pride: New Family Enrollment Happening Now
New parents: it's time to enroll your child in The School District of University City so you can start getting emails and other information to prepare for the start of the new school year on Monday, August 23, 2021.
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UCHS Students Speak In Support of 1619 Project
The 1619 Project has become a political flashpoint among some lawmakers who want to ban teaching it in schools. University City High School students are speaking out in support of the project and its power to bring students together while discussing the history of race, bias and privilege in America. Click headline to read more.
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Growing a Community: UCHS Students Create Food Gardening Network
How a student service gardening project at Brittany Woods blossomed into a food sustainability network for students throughout U. City. Click headline to read more.
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U City High School Students Build Black Lives Matter Alexa Skill
U. City High School students and their partner peers at Georgia State University’s school of social work have the potential to reach more than a million people through the Alexa Skill they developed to connect users with the Black Lives Matter movement. (Click headline to learn more)
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UCHS Students Build a Lions' Den
This fall teachers at University City High School asked students in its Black Academy to solve a COVID problem: How can students gather in community yet maintain health and safety standards? The students rolled up their sleeves and built an outdoor lounge called the Lion’s Den at UCHS. Click the headline to learn more.
