Black History Month Celebration

On February 28, 2019, #UASCS celebrated 2nd Annual Black History month. Black History Month is an annual observance originating in the United States, where it is also known as African-American History Month.

Bosnian Culture and Independence Day Celebration

 
March 1 is Bosnian Independence Day, and the Utica Academy of Science held their first annual "Bosnian Culture and Independence Day Celebration."
 
On March 1, 1992, Bosnia and Herzegovina became an independent and sovereign state, and only a month after the declaration of independence, it was brutally attacked. Between 1992 and 2007 the State Department resettled 131,000 refugees from war-torn Bosnia Herzegovina in the United States. 
 
Successful speakers, Bosnian music, the traditional folk dance “Kud Ljiljan,” poems, historical lessons, and cuisine filled the cafeteria to honor and celebrate the contributions of the Bosnian community to our community and the City of Utica. This March marks the twenty-seventh year of independence.
 
Guest Speakers: 
Robert Palmieri-   Mayor, City of Utica
Ibrahim Rosic- Director of the Learning Commons at MVCC
Dina Radeljas- Assistant Professor at MVCC
Emina Popricanin- Partner with Hodgson Russ, a law firm with offices across New York State. 
Amra Borovic- Senior System/Software Engineer
Merima Smajic - Assistant corporation counsel for the City of Utica

First Pep Rally at #UASCS

On Friday, March 1st, UAS held their first ever pep rally to honor the boys' basketball team. The pep rally was led by Mrs. Paul. Schedule of events included: Introduction of Players and Mr. Lee; Video highlights of the team; A cheer routine performed by students and Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Grabovica and Ms. Narsasian; Remarks made by Mr. Lee and Mr. Ersoy and the rally ended with Mr. Brown leading the chant “Many Atoms, One Family”

Sixth Annual Science Fair at #UASCS Middle School

 
On Thursday, February 28, 2019. #UASCS hosted the 6th Annual Science Fair. 38 projects were presented by our aspiring scientists and covered topics from "Effect on Clorox on Bacteria," "Money Equals Power," and "Static Electricity." This year projects were judged by MVCC faculty members, and by Dr. Basic from #UASCS. Congratulations to all of our students who participated in the Science Fair, and a special shout out to all of the winning projects.
 
The Grand Award Winner was Naida Mujkic with the project title “Are Eyewitness Accounts Reliable?” We would like to extend special gratitude to the MVCC STEP program for their support. In addition to the certificate of participation, students received numerous rewards for their effort and zealous approach to science. 
 

 
2019 Utica Academy of Science - Sixth Annual Science Fair Award Winners
 
Grand Award Winner, Naida Mujkic with the project title “Are Eyewitness Accounts Reliable?”
 

 

1st Place

2nd Place

3rd Place

4th Place

5th Place

6th Grade

Sunia Alfalahi- Static Electricity

Mia Quintero- Touchable Fire

Danell Mann- Plants

Angelina Rojas-Egg Density

Mariyamo Awo- GUM

7th Grade

Kiran Shah- A Solar Powered Car

Lena Prezeau-Philbrook- Which Liquid Flow Faster

Felix Paulino- Cardboard Battery

Erma Bulaja-Ice Ice Baby

Gabriella Garcia-Volcano Eruption

8th Grade

Lamija Karovic- Molding of Different Brand Fries

Ella Dzaferovic- Effect of Clorox on Bacteria

Muamer Huseinovic- Money Equals Power

Leilani Liggins- 5 Second Rule

Ayden Genther- Plance Windspan

Dashlly Batista- Double Bubble

First Grade Goes Behind the Scenes at WKTV

On Friday, February 15, 2019, first graders went behind the scenes at our local WKTV News Studio. The students learned about the enhanced technology in the control room and the types of job available at a news station. #UASAtoms met the news anchors and watched from the sidelines during a live newscast. Our students were full of questions and excitement, and a few walked away saying that they would like to work at a news station someday. Thank you, WKTV, for a great visit.

Winter Ball 2019

On Friday, February 15, 2019, UASCS high school students danced the night away at the Winter Ball held at Delta Hotel in Utica, NY. In addition to enjoying plenty of good cheer, laughter, socializing and great food, high school students shared a night to remember. We would like to give big thank you to Delta Hotel staff for preparing the event and providing everything just the way we asked.

Trekking in a Winter Wonderland

On Friday, February 15, 2019, snowballs were flying and laughter filled the air as UASCS sophomores trekked through the woods of Boonville in snow shoes. Scholars clumsily raced down a snowy hill, to see who was the fastest in the cumbersome shoes, resulting in many wipeouts fit for America’s Funniest Home Videos. Students made snow angels, had an epic snowball war, and shared lunch together in a warming hut, truly enjoying the wonders of winter in central New York. A huge thank you goes out to the Black River Outdoor Education Program for inviting our sophomores to Boonville. 

Drone Program @MVCC

The UASCS Drone Team is hard at work on a project that’s part of Mohawk Valley Community College’s weekly drone program. The program is designed to expose students to emerging technologies and provide them knowledge about STEAM-related subjects. During a recent session, students worked on design and 3D printing, as applied to drone technology.

Sixth Grade Girls Basketball Team Wins Title

On Saturday, February 16, 2019, with a score of 33-18, our sixth-grade girls basketball team claimed victory over New Hartford and won this season’s league title in the Dick Miler/Mychal Harris Basketball League. Congratulations, Atoms, for bringing the trophy home!

UASMS: Awards Ceremony and Sports Contest

On Friday, February 15, 2019, UASCS recently held an Awards Ceremony to acknowledge scholars and thank them for their dedication, hard work, and citizenship. In addition, the 5th Annual Teachers vs. Students Sports Contest took the place, whereby students challenged teachers in volleyball and basketball.

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