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Current News, November 2010

The Utica Center for Science and Industry Moves to a Whole New Level

The Utica Center for Science and Industry (UCSI) is taking its programs to a whole new level this year.

Now in its third year, CSI is adding a junior class and now serving 220 students in a setting geared toward linking learning with the workplace.

"What we have developed is a hands-on, relevant, real-world approach," said CSI Program Coordinator Scott Palmer. Click here to read story and view video.

 

 

Utica Community Schools 4th Annual Academic Blitz

Sterling Heights. -- February 3, 2011 at Henry Ford II High School ...

The 4th Annual Academic Blitz has been designed specifically for seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth graders and their parents. Our young students will have access to important information that will result in academic success after high school graduation.

In addition, our students will have access to information about specialized UCS programs including the Center for Science and Industry; the Center for Mathematics, Science and Technology; and the Utica Academy for International Studies. UCS counselors will be on hand for support and assistance. The event will take place at Henry Ford II High School from 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm. Click here for details.

 

Detroit News, October 2008, by Candice Williams

Effort teaches hands on-science

Sterling Heights -- Learning is all about experimenting for Nick Rende and his classmates. The ninth-grader spent a recent morning using a makeshift parachute to test weights for a kite his group is designing as part of a program at the new Utica Center for Science and Industry (UCSI)...
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Macomb Daily CTE, 2008, by Mike Horan

Submarine building 101

Sterling Heights -- Presentation and research projects
prepare students for future as engineering leaders. After
weeks of research, planning and practicing her presentation
to the class, senior engineering student, Kathryn Thudium
anxiously waited for her instructor's critqiue...
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