What is your favorite Shelby nonprofit?

GreatNonprofits.org released today its first ever list of top-rated charities in Shelby, which Patch.com readers can use to discover top volunteer, giving, and internship opportunities.

UCS is part of national consortium named finalist for Race to the Top grant

If awarded, grant will fund technology integration

A Witness to Progress

My family and I witnessed progress in my special little boy this weekend and we owe it all to a good old fashion toy. Come listen to a story about learning to really play.

Parents invited to Family Science Night on Thursday

UCS, Discovery Education to provide hand-on demonstrations on Thursday between 6-15-8:30 p.m. at Henry Ford II High School, 11911 Clinton River Rd.

This Christmas

12 year old cancer patient Joey shares a tender message for all of us to be truly grateful for what we do have and not focus on our current limitations...whatever they may be.

UCS earns praise for clean 2011-2012 audit after adopting higher reporting standards

UCS issues Comprehensive Annual Financial Report

What Does American Culture Mean Anymore?

An article discussing the dismissing and dismantling of the American culture.

Achieved!

My husband and I had our son's first special education parent/teacher conference of the school year and we finally heard the word we have been waiting so long to hear....achieved.

"Strong international vision" in UCS leaves impression on Chinese educators

Three educators from Chongqing Province in southwest China tour UCS programs

Shelby teacher loses his lid

Close shave helps raise funds for American Cancer Society

Dates and locations set for Class of 2013 commencement ceremonies

More than 2,000 UCS graduates will earn their diplomas this June

West Utica Elementary celebrates our veterans

School hosts 24th annual Veterans Day celebration of American heroes

Lego teams to storm into UCS on Saturday

Nearly 40 regional teams to compete at event

Opaque is the New Transparency

An article about the lack of governmental transparency.

Prevent bad breath with good oral hygiene

Forty million Americans suffer from bad breath. Here are some simple and effective ways to freshen your breath.

UHS team tees up successful season

Team earns state and regional honors for successful season

Fighting violence against women with our keyboards

With the increasing popularity of social media outlets, some people have found a forum to throw out harmful comments without any backlash. THIS IS NOT OKAY!

10 Tips for New Grandparents

Here are 10 tips for grandparents to feel empowered during the transition from mom to grandmother. If you want to be helpful and not hurtful read this list!

The Best Kind of Friend

My son's special needs make friendships a bit tricky and he doesn't have many friends, but he does have the most important one...his sister.

Malow Junior High School presents Once Upon a Mattress

Popular play will be presented Thursday and Friday at Malow Junior High School, 6400 25 Mile Road.

UCS students elect to celebrate democracy

Students exercise their right to learn about the election process

Browning takes learning to new heights

Browning takes to the sky on Halloween to promote science

Don't be Deceived by Scare Tactics & Lies! YES on 2!

Many Americans base their votes on what they hear or see on television including the commercials. Political commercials can be filled with lies. YES on Prop 2: It protects all Michigan Families.

The most powerful Instrument – Your Vote

The vote is the most powerful instrument ever devised by man for breaking down injustice and incompetence.

Ike JV team celebrates perfect 9-0 season

Team celebrates second undefeated season in the last 17 years

CRAFT FAIR @ SHELBY SENIOR CENTER

CRAFT FAIR AT SENIOR CENTER WITH 'TEAM THINK PINK' DONATING 100% OF ALL PROCEEDS TO THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY'S RELAY FOR LIFE OF SHELBY TWP.

Happy Halloween from the Utica Center for Science and Industry

Enjoy this digital short from CSI students!

Getting Through The Tough Stuff

Special needs parenting is tough stuff. There are few breaks. There are so many challenges. And yes.... there are so many rewards.

Eisenhower High School presents Noises Off this weekend

Acclaimed comedy will be presented at 7 p.m. on November 1 through 3 and 2 p.m. on November 4 at the high school, 6500 25 Mile Rd in Shelby Township.

UHS teacher earns DECA certification

UHS marketing teacher Dana Boice is one of two in MIchigan to earn certification

The Quiet Americans: A History of the Military Working Dogs (Unabridged)

Awarded the AETC Excellence in History Publications Award SSgt Tracy L. English Office of History 37th Training Wing Lackland AFB, Texas 15 December 2000

How to Support Our Troops

Links to programs that offer aid to our military

Join Us as the University of Michigan Honors our Nation's Veterans and K-9s that Serve and Protect Us

University of Michigan Honors our Nation's Veterans and K-9s that Serve and Protect Us Thursday, November 15, 2012

I Did Not Serve in a Combat Area But, I Did Earn All of My Ribbons and Awards.

How does a non-combat soldier serve?

Modern Transit Means Business for Macomb County

Macomb County Commissioner James Carabelli explains how increased transit options would benefit Michigan's third largest county.

Wear Red on Fridays to Support our Troops

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Halloween treats: Tips for parents

Some tips to keep your kids cavity free this Halloween.

Utica Community Schools, U of M-Flint partnership will provide university programs at district site

Partnership creates another option for UCS high school students to pursue university experiences

Military War Dog Memorials

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Ghosts Galore and Lots of Smiles

Halloween can be a tricky time in our house with sensory processing issues and special needs, but the treat that comes from seeing the sparkle in my son's eyes is worth a little scare.