UASCS 3rd Graders Score Big at Women's World Championship

Utica Academy of Science Third Graders Practice Sportsmanship on Latest Field Trip

Tuesday, April 9th, 2024: Talk about a field trip to remember! Utica Academy of Science third graders experienced the Women's World Championship hockey game at the Adirondack Bank Stadium! 

Surrounded by the electrifying atmosphere, Atoms witnessed top-tier women's hockey as Germany faced off against China, showcasing skill, teamwork, and sportsmanship at its finest.

But it wasn't just about the game; it was a day of connection and camaraderie as our scholars bonded with peers from Utica and Syracuse schools. The students enjoyed cheering for their favorite team, taking pictures with mascots, and learning skills and techniques for scoring a goal!

UAS 4th Graders Celebrate Influential Women

Utica Academy of Science 4th Graders Celebrate Women's History Month with Research Project

Wednesday, March 27th, 2024: Utica Academy of Science 4th-grade students dedicated March to studying influential women in history, including Anne Frank and others who have made significant impacts. Through extensive research and practice, these young Atoms crafted detailed and informative slideshow presentations to share with their peers. What a fantastic way to honor Women's History Month and celebrate the achievements of inspiring women!

Celebrating UAS Atoms’ Success at the Utica University Regional Science Fair

Utica Academy of Science Junior-Senior High School Atoms Take Home Awards from the Utica University Regional Science Fair

Saturday, March 23rd, 2024: We're thrilled to share some exciting news from the Utica University Regional Science Fair! Talented Utica Academy of Science Junior-Senior High School scholars showcased their brilliance once again, bringing home remarkable achievements:

Senior Level Math, Engineering, and Computer Science Category:

Sohayla Mohamed, 2nd place

Junior Level Math, Engineering, and Computer Science Category:

Zion Moo and Asma Mohamed, 3rd place

Junior Level Physical Science Category:

Chit Snow Oo and Merijema Zukanovic, 4th place

To all our participating students, your enthusiasm for learning and commitment to excellence are truly commendable. Congratulations on all your hard work! We also sincerely congratulate Mr. Babacan and Mr. Uzumcu for their amazing work and Mr. Sabit for guiding and supporting students throughout this journey.

Empowering Futures: Mohawk Valley Junior Frontiers Program Information Night

Utica Academy of Science Junior-Senior High School Holds Junior Frontiers Info Night

Thursday, March 7th, 2024: Utica Academy of Science families joined us for the Mohawk Valley Junior Frontiers Program Information Night. 

The Mohawk Valley Junior Frontiers Club was organized to create a structured program for developing leadership, scholarship, citizenship, and community service skills in a group of selected young people. The program seeks to enhance the potential of young people by exposing them to a series of experiences designed to strengthen them as individuals, introduce them to different facets of the community, and stimulate their interest in becoming future leaders.

Established in 1996, Junior Frontiers is the largest all-voluntary civic youth organization predominantly for students of color based in Central New York.

We had an inspiring evening sharing insights about how the nonprofit organization is dedicated to empowering students in the community. From academic excellence to professional development, civic responsibility, and self-esteem, Junior Frontiers is all about shaping bright futures!

If your child is in 4th-12th grade and would like to become part of the Junior Frontiers club, they are encouraged to fill out an application on their website. 

UAS Delegation Meets Oneida County Executive for Collaborative Future

Utica Academy of Science Charter School Delegation Engages with Oneida County Executive for Community Collaboration

Tuesday, March 12th, 2024: Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente Jr. provided a warm welcome as the Utica Academy of Science delegation, which included Mr. DeRochie, Mr. Bektas, and Dr. Basic, had an insightful meeting at his office. 

During the meeting, the delegation had the opportunity to showcase the Utica Academy of Science model and its undeniable success in providing quality education and empowering students. They emphasized how UASCS is not just a school but a beacon of hope and opportunity for students, families, and the entire community. We're looking forward to collaborating for a brighter tomorrow!

UASCS

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Frankfort, NY 13340
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