Five Healthy Lifestyle Habits to Shape Your Heart Health

By Dr. Nikki Brady, Chief Medical Officer, UnitedHealthcare of Michigan

New UCS academy focuses on health and human services

Specialty high school program prepares students for jobs in rapidly expanding industry

Troy Community Chorus is Looking for Singers

Local Community Chorus is Looking for New Members

Registration open for UCS 2023-24 kindergarten and young fives

Schools will hold open houses on March 1

UCS Athletics Across the District

A podcast providing an overview of our athletics program

Utica ECSE program puts students on track for success

The ECSE is a language-development based program for 2 ½ to five year old students. The students are referred as needing additional support

Troy Community Chorus Presents And Heaven and Nature Sing

Holiday Concert

Regular breast cancer screenings should be year-round priority

By Dr. Patricia De Loof, UHC Community Plan of MI & Jackie Demull, women’s cancer screening program coordinator, Cherry Health Center

More than 600 Utica Schools students named AP Scholars

College Board awards UCS students national scholar designations

7 tips for choosing your health benefits for 2023

By Michelle Graham, CEO, UnitedHealthcare Michigan

Maritsa Skowronek: UCS superhero and national film star

Maritsa featured in Chromosomally Enhanced: What’s Your Superpower

Three UCS schools hold golden anniversary celebrations

Eisenhower, Oakbrook and Havel hold 50th celebrations

Two UCS students earn national title for environmental video game

Students win $10,000 scholarship in national Games for Change competition

Troy Community Chorus is Looking for Singers

local community chorus seeking adults who love to sing

UnitedHealthcare Donates $1 Million to Nonprofits in Michigan

Funding is part of UnitedHealthcare’s $11 million in Empowering Health grants

This School Year, Prioritize Your Child’s Physical & Mental Health

By: Rhonda L. Randall, D.O., Chief Medical Officer at UnitedHealthcare

Emmy award winner gets custom paddle board created by UCS students

"This has to the be the best shop class in the country"

UCS grads among 32 selected for inaugural PA program at MSU

New program takes innovative approach to training future medical professionals

UCS to hold job fair to seek candidates for more than 200 positions

Prospective candidates can meet one-on-one with district officials

5 health risks every man should know

By Dr. Nicole Brady Chief Medical Officer, UnitedHealthcare of Michigan

Unique UCS academy graduates its first group of seniors

"This class will go down in history"

GLK-UAIS forensics coach is named Michigan's best

Kuhlman was named the Michigan Speech Coaches Incorporated Coach of the Year at the organization’s May 23 conference

DeKeyser Elementary in Utica opens its doors to celebrate 50

Past, present and future Dolphins invited to the celebration.

UCS grad publishes children’s book she started in kindergarten

Grad discovers old friend and finishes story

Working Together to Decrease the Risks of Falls for Older Adults

By Dr. Steven Kulick, Chief Medical Officer, UnitedHealthcare Medicare & Retirement of Michigan; Amanda Rees, CEO, Age Bold

Utica Community Schools once again honored nationally for music educat

UCS honored for commitment to music education and performance

Strategies to Help Strengthen Your CORE While Working Remotely

By Dr. Russell Amundson, National Medical Director, UnitedHealthcare

Troy Community Chorus Presents An Evening at the Theater

Songs You Love From Stage and Screen

Utica IB senior earns full ride scholarship to Georgia Tech

A Gene L. Klida Utica Academy for International Studies senior is among only 40 students nationwide to earn full ride to Georgia Tech.

Social Security to Resume In-Person Services at Local Offices

Online Services and Telephone Remain Most Convenient Ways to Contact Agency

DECA students in UCS take top honors

All four UCS high school honored in business competition

Macomb Community College: Registration For All Admitted Students Begins March 28 At Macomb Community College

Students can register for up to three semesters

UCS School to Work supports businesses during employment crisis

For decades, local businesses have been the difference in the lives of countless Utica Community Schools students through School to Work

Macomb Community College Announces Schedule For MORE Spring Semester Beginning March 28

These short, noncredit courses range from health and wellness to history to science and nature.

Macomb Community College Board Of Trustees Sets 2022-2023 Tuition Rates

For Macomb students, who on average take 8.7 credit hours, the new tuition rate will result in an increase of $17.40 for a semester.

UCS teams earn top honors, world championship

The National Dance Team Championships are held annually afor high schools around the country to compete against one another.

UCS student artists take top honors in regional competition

More than 70 honors were awarded to UCS students through the annual Scholastic Arts competition.

Shelby Township: The Shelby Township Parks, Recreation And Maintenance Department Is Hiring Range Officers

The Shelby Township Parks, Recreation and Maintenance Department is seeking candidates to work as range officers at the

Shelby Township: Become A ‘Friend Of The Library'

See the latest announcement from Shelby Township.

Shelby Township: Shelby Township Library Drop-In Storytimes

Toddlers and preschoolers are welcome at the Shelby Township Library's drop-in storytimes. There is no registration necessary for these ...