Category: Student Life

  • Celebrating Quent’en Lowry

    Celebrating Quent’en Lowry

    Mrs. Kalkhof (Ms. Clairise) says: Dear Quent’en, I want to start off by saying how proud I am of you. You have really broken out of your shell and seeing you grow as a student has been a joy for me. You are incredibly compassionate and hard-working. Thank you for all that you do and…

  • Celebrating Mahogany Young

    Celebrating Mahogany Young

    Mrs. Kelley says: There are so many words that come to mind as I try to describe Mahogany Young. She is kind and treats all individuals with respect, even when no one else does. She is a student leader who can make any class discussion gain depth and become memorable. She is brave. She says…

  • Congratulations to Urban Pathway’s YMCA Y Achievers

    Congratulations to Urban Pathway’s YMCA Y Achievers

    Urban Pathways students attended the YMCA Y Achievers Program‘s 3rd annual luncheon, celebrating the scholars and volunteers of the program. Three of our students, Julian Smith, Niccole Bermudez, and Keith Robinson were awarded money to put towards a college or post-secondary school of their choice. Our students have been able to learn, grow and excel thanks to…

  • Kwanzaa Celebration

    Kwanzaa Celebration

    The Black Student Union hosted its first annual Kwanzaa celebration on December 19, 2019. BSU members explained to students the history behind Kwanzaa and how they can relate to the seven principles of Kwanzaa in everyday life. The seven core principles are Umoja (unity), Ujima (collaboration), Kujichagulia (self-determination), Ujamaa (cooperative economics), Nia (purpose), Kuumba (creativity),…

  • Black Student Union Remembers Fred Hampton

    Black Student Union Remembers Fred Hampton

    The Black Student Union proudly performed “Fred Hampton: A Prophet Slain” on Friday, December 6, 2019. The skit was written by Mrs. Ferguson, the BSU’s advisor. Mrs. Homich recited the poem “Chairman Fred and Captain Mark”. Students also participated by presenting their projects which included poetry and artwork. The event concluded with a lively student discussion.

  • Family Thanksgiving Dinner 2019

    Family Thanksgiving Dinner 2019

    Dear UPCS 6-12 Families,  You’re invited to Family Thanksgiving Dinner on Thursday, November 21st from 5:00 – 7:00 in the UPCS cafeteria. This is a free event but we will have baked goods available for sale after dinner; proceeds go to PBIS. We look forward to seeing you there! MENU Turkey Mashed Potatoes Cornbread Stuffing…