Heart Healthy Atoms During the Month of February

Utica Academy of Science high school faculty and staff participated in the national Go Red for Women campaign.

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2021Throughout the month of February Utica Academy of Science high school challenged its students, faculty and staff to participate in heart healthy activities, such as exercising and eating nutritious foods in collaboration with the national Go Red for Women campaign. During the month, Atoms learned about the importance of being heart healthy by fueling our bodies with nutrient rich foods, drinking plenty of water and cardio exercise. We hope the healthy habits learned in February will propel everyone into a successful March and beyond.

Hats Off to UAS HS for National School Choice Week

Utica Academy of Science high school received a Certificate of Appreciation from the President of National School Choice Week, Andrew Campanella for all their hard work and dedication.

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2021During the week of January 23rd through 29th, Utica Academy of Science high school participated in National School Choice Week - a week dedicated to sharing the importance of providing education options for children. It’s with their hard work, dedication and team effort that certainly did not go unnoticed by the National School Choice Week organization. Utica Academy of Science received a Certificate of Appreciation  from the President of National School Choice Week, Andrew Campanella. Congratulations, Utica Academy of Science high school for all your hard work and team efforts!

First Grade Atoms Make our Hearts Flutter

A Utica Academy of Science first grade Atom proudly displays their personalized Valentine’s Day card.

Friday, February 12th, 2021The first grade Atoms in Ms. DeAngelis’ class celebrated Valentine’s Day in a way that will certainly make your heart full and flutter. The Atoms expressed their creativity when creating personalized valentine butterfly cards for that special someone in their life. What a sweet and thoughtful gesture, keep up the great work and happy (belated) Valentine’s Day!

Hip-Hip Hooray it’s the 100th Day of School

Utica Academy of Science elementary school students celebrated the 100th day of school.

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2021This week marks a very momentous occasion in educational history not only for the students, but for faculty, teachers and even parents alike. This week the Utica Academy of Science elementary students celebrated the 100th day of school! To recognize this day in educational history, the Atoms created their very own arts and crafts pizza, and also participated in a variety of fun academic, hands-on, minds-on activities. Keep up the great work everyone … and let’s give everyone a round of applause and a pat on the back for overcoming many obstacles and hurdles that were presented this year.

Elementary Atoms Love Winter Art Show Extravaganza

Utica Academy of Science elementary Atom drew snowmen giving warm hugs for the I Love Winter art show presentation.

Friday, February 5th, 2021It’s no surprise that if you live in Central New York, you probably do love winter. Earlier this month, the Utica Academy of Science elementary school Atoms created various art winter art masterpieces. Students drew, painted, or colored snowmen and or made a 3D snowflake using construction paper. Click here to view their I Love Winter Art Show, as the Atoms proudly display their works of art!

Happy Valentine’s Day Atoms, we Love You!

Students in Ms. Cavo’s class work together on Valentine’s Day activities during their Valentine’s Day celebration.

Tuesday, February 9th, 2021Utica Academy of Science elementary school Atoms in Ms. Cavo’s class celebrated Valentine’s Day with some sweet treats and activities. In honor of their Valentine’s Day themed celebration, students wore a lovely shade of Atom Red, and read a holiday themed story. Atoms also participated in various Valentine’s Day activities. Happy Valentine’s Day, Atoms!

Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon presented a proclamation for Utica Academy of Science high school’s Kindness Challenge

Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon presented a proclamation for Utica Academy of Science high school’s Kindness Challenge

Utica Academy of Science high school students have been going above and beyond this school year to give back to those in their community who need it the most. From writing heartwarming messages to the children at the St. Jude hospital, to writing letters to the residents at the Masonic Care Community, to even purchasing a simple cup of coffee for someone who needs a quick pick-me-up. These acts both big and small have certainly not gone unnoticed, especially in the middle of a global pandemic.

Today, Utica Academy of Science high school had the great pleasure of welcoming Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon of the Assembly District 119 who presented a proclamation for Utica Academy of Science high school’s Kindness Challenge - an event hosted by the National Honor Society members encouraging their fellow classmates and teachers to perform random acts of kindness both big or small for a chance to win a free pizza delivery. It is with this simple challenge of spreading kindness that led to Assemblywoman Buttenshon mentioning that it would be great to turn this event into a Dzana & Erna Kindness Law.

Congratulations, Utica Academy of Science Atoms for your kindness and generosity in supporting the communities we serve. Many Atoms, one family.

Announcement Team

Meet Utica Academy of Science high School Announcement team who lead the school in the daily pledge, share important school messages, provide a weather update, and much more.

Monday, February 1st, 2021Meet Utica Academy of Science high school Announcement Team. Introducing Narrith Sou , Savannah Noel, Elias Romero, and Briana Toribio who lead their fellow Atoms in a daily pledge, deliver morning messages, provide a weather update, share a fun fact about this day in history, and a fun inspirational quote to kick-off the morning. Can you think of a better way to start your day? Thank you students for your dedication, hard work and commitment to your school community.

Another Atom’s trash, is another Atom’s Treasure

Utica Academy of Science elementary students upcycle their creativity and use their imagination when designing works of art for their Recycled Sculptures project.

Monday, January 25th, 2021Have you ever wondered what you could make using recycled materials around your home? Could you make a rocket ship, a car or even a new toy that could provide hours of entertainment? The Utica Academy of Science elementary Atoms put their creativity and imagination to the test for their recent art project called, Recycled Sculptures. The students were tasked with upcycling materials around their home and creating works of art. Head to our Facebook page to see the sculptures the Atoms are proudly displaying!

UAS High School IT Team Builds a Snowman

Utica Academy of Science high school welcomes a new ‘greeter’ who brings joy and happiness to all. Thanks, IT team for creating this wonderful snowman!

Wednesday, January 28th, 2021What would you do with feet of snow? Build a snowman, of course! The Utica Academy of Science high school IT team worked to create this beautiful snowman (who just so happens to be following social distancing guidelines and is masked up) sits at the front of the building and greets everyone as they walk past. Thank you, Mr. Oz, Vadim and Mohammad for creating this snowman which brings so much joy and happiness to all.

UASCS

Utica Academy of Science Charter School is part of Science Academies of New York.

UAS Elementary School

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Frankfort, NY 13340
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