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Entrepreneurial Students Open Uniquely U Store in UCHS
Need some school swag? How about a snack? Look no further than the new Uniquely U shop in University City High School. The new store is run entirely by students, and sales are already brisk. Click headline to read more.
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A Letter From Superintendent Sharonica Hardin-Bartley To Mark the Start of the School Year
Welcome to the 2019-20 school year. Here is a reprint of a letter sent by Superintendent Sharonica Hardin-Bartley to families and staff on Monday, Aug. 12 in anticipation of the first day of school. Click headline to read more.
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Pitch Perfect: UCHS Junior Gets Down to Business at Regional Competition
Junior Areanna Whittington placed third in a regional pitch contest after she nailed her presentation on her jewelry business, Arey's Creations. Click headline to read more.
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See Our Schools 2019
U. City Schools is where "U" belong! Join us for See Our Schools Week (Oct. 22-24, 2019) to learn more about Learning Reimagined in your neighborhood school. Click headline to read more.
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Access Is Everything: UCHS College and Career Fair Draws 50 Schools and Businesses
University City High School students were given fantastic access to 50 representatives from colleges, businesses and workforce groups at its annual College and Career Fair. The hallways were buzzing with opportunities. - Click headline to read more.
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UCHS Artists Honored at U. City in Bloom Plein Air Event
Six University City High School budding artists recently took to the sidewalks around the high school as part of U. City in Bloom's annual Plein Air Competition. Click headline to read more.
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UCHS Alum Returns to School to Register New Voters
Emily Looby, UCHS Class of '16, returned to the high school on Tuesday Sept. 24 to help register students to vote as part of National Voter Registration Day. Click headline to read more.
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SDUC Administrators Alfred and Ware To Be Honored
Barbara C. Jordan Principal JaNae' Alfred and Clarence "Clay" Ware have been recognized for their dedication to education. Click headline to read more.
