Charity event is personal for Henry Ford II Falcons

'Coaches vs. Cancer' game netted $500 to fight the disease

Henry Ford II students show they mean business

Fourteen students advance to the international tournament in Orlando

Love of reading crosses generations at Havel Elementary

Havel and Eisenhower students share March is Reading Month activities

Lily Tomlin Calls on University to End 'Dead Dog Experiments'

Protesters, who will gather at 11 a.m. Wednesday, say cardiology research trials that result in dogs’ deaths are useless.

UCS students sweep Optimist essay contest

The theme this year was “Optimism Should Be a Priority”

Bemis students and principal brave the shave to support cancer research

A band of bald Bemis brothers helped raise $3,000 to fight childhood-specific cancers

School project focuses on saving lives

Stevenson High School seniors work to increase AED awareness

Bemis Junior High students walk to warm others

Student council raised $100 to assist Macomb County residents in need

Ten UCS seniors named National Merit finalists

Finalists are eligible to compete for approximately 8,000 Merit scholarships worth about $35 million in total

Utica Community School learning model earns national recognition for innovation and student success

UCS named among nation's Districts of Distinction

Pennies add up for Browning students

Drive surpassed initial goal in just the first week

Utica Community Schools celebrates excellence in teaching

"These educators exemplify the quality of teaching that occurs in our classrooms each and every day,”

U-M Fraternity's Parent Sues for Control of Bank Account

Sigma Alpha Mu national leaders don’t want disbanded local chapter assets to cover estimated $430,000 in damages from wild ski weekend.

Henry Ford II presents "Once Upon A Mattress" this weekend

March 26, 27, 28 at 7 p.m. March 29 at 2 p.m. Adults $12 / Students $10

Helping others is key to UAIS club's mission

“Caring is Our Way of Life” is more than just a slogan for these students

UCS junior hopes younger students say "Hello" to the world of computer science

HELLO, WORLD computer science camp offered April 6-10

Fast-acting Shelby Junior High School teens save ice fisherman's life

Heros: Be prepared and think fast.

Henry Ford II athlete is Class A scholar

Alex Sorgi is one of 14 student athletes to be named a Class A high school scholar

School Censors Student Paper Over Provocative Photos

Administrators required prior review after "The Rochester Talon" published photos of a condom-wrapped banana and a hookah-smoking teen.

New State School Superintendent Selected

The three finalists for top job were Dearborn's Brian Whiston, Oakland Schools' Vicki Markavitch and Washtenaw Schools' Scott Menzel.

Students' love of reading surfaces in Utica Community Schools during March is Reading Month

“You can learn a lot about any topic by just reading about it...”

Shelby Junior High speller earns third entry into national competition

After placing first in the regional bee, Nate looks forward to again competing in Washington D.C.

Eisenhower High School students dive into cool charity event

Students braved freezing water to raise $2,725 for Special Olympics

Digital Learning Day in Utica Community Schools

Schools across the district highlight importance of classroom technology to advance learning

Gun Advocates: Rights Don't End at Schoolhouse Door

School superintendent: “The presence of guns in schools runs contrary to everything we are wired for in education."

Congratulations to Utica High School Bands!

Making the community proud! UHS Bands earn division 1 ratings at MSBOA District XVI Band Festival

DeKeyser Elementary/Oakland University partnership takes science instruction to a higher level

“Having a community partnership with the Oakland University outreach program has been very beneficial for the students.”

Local author brings Flickinger Elementary School students closer to Faraway Home and Michigan History

Author Janie Panagopoulos took students to a new dimension

Utica Community Schools Career Expo 2015

Thursday, March 19 - 7 to 9 p.m. at Eisenhower High School

Eisenhower dance teams take two titles, two other top honors

Eisenhower celebrates ninth year of national competition

Stevenson High School cheer team looks to continue championship success at state tournament

Competitive cheer team hopes to continue their winning ways heading into state championship

Utica Community Schools robotics team looks to take on the world

UCS ThunderChickens Vex robotics team advances to the VEX World Championship, April 15-18 at Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville

Utica Community Schools senior named finalist for U.S. Presidential Scholars program

Nicholas Weingartz, a student at Stevenson High School and Utica Center for Mathematics, Science and Technology, selected for national honor

Bowling team strikes new friendships at annual Snow Bowl

Stevenson High School bowling teams and students from the LCCE and U-Cnect programs struck new friendships over pizza and bowling

UCS hosts information night on effective and responsible use of technology

"Leaving a Positive Digital Footprint: Teaching Children Safe and Effective Ways to Use Technology"

Stevenson High School captures state title in one-act play festival

Students were challenged to set up and stage a production within a 45-minute period

Eisenhower High School performing arts students invite community "Into the Woods"

February 26, 27 and 28 at 7 p.m. and March 1 at 2 p.m. at the Eisenhower Performing Arts Center, 6500 25 Mile Road in Shelby Township, MI

UCS Foundation presents seventh annual Arts & Idols Scholarship Gala

Gala opens at 6 p.m. on March 5 at Palazzo Grande in Shelby Township, tickets are $75 at http://www.artsandidols.com

UCS team programs success in robotics tournament

Team members Isabelle Bazzy, Neil Fraylick, Shelby Host, Sam Hume, Nino Caiozzo and Ian McKinnon

Michigan's 100 Best Public Schools: Where Does Your School Rank?

Several schools in the Tri-County area made the cut in a ranking by Niche, foundby Carnegie Mellon University students.