Black History On Display
Black excellence and culture were on display across the district. Large door displays were created by students and teachers at UHS and FUEL.
The votes are in, and the winner of this year's BHM Door Decorating Competitions are...
UHS: MR. KLEVEN
Thank you to everyone who participated! "I loved hearing the kids plan and talk about the doors," said Sarah Rodgers, UHS ELA teacher and Student Council advisor. Rodgers was thrilled to once again see this annual activity used as "an opportunity to empower our students, and joyfully celebrate their history and culture."
#blackhistory
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After the presentation, the students received high marks for being very relaxed and showing that they had mastery of the content. #FlyHighMIEagles
During the presentation, the presenters discussed the models they created on the micro & macro scale, including the consideration of critical municipal & statewide decisions that must be made while designing the system, but also during an energy crisis, should one occur. In this course students learned not only of the physics & engineering behind energy systems, but also the socioeconomic & equitable impact that sweeping decisions have on all community members.
The course is taught by UHS Teacher of the Year, Lauren Thomas. Presenting 11th Grade students were:
- Sincere Martinez
- Christen Richardson
- Demetrius Norman
- Kassie Weje
- Jessica Thompson
UHS hosted a pinning ceremony this week for graduating seniors. A pinning ceremony is a chance for students and their families to affirm their commitment to themselves and their future as they approach their graduation day. The event honors the work the students have done to reach graduation and celebrates their future opportunities. During the ceremony, families place the pin on the student's lapel as a rite of passage into life beyond high school. It is a way for students and their families to celebrate together before the more formal graduation ceremony.
Congratulations to two UHS student athletes signed letters of intent to compete on collegiate athletics team next year:
- Angel Harris, UHS to Wayne County Community College - Women's Basketball
- Nave'yah Knott, UHS to Wayne County Community College - Women's Basketball
