Arya Patel is Going to NC Governor's School

UCEC is excited to congratulate junior, Arya Patel, on her acceptance to North Carolina Governor’s School. Arya will be among many from around the state to attend this summer. She thought the idea of the school was cool, so she researched the benefits, figured it would look good on college applications, and thought it would be a good way to experience “dorm life” before going to college full-time when she graduates high school.

Neale Bayly speaks to Leadership class

“I invent my life,” quoted by Neale Bayly who recently came to UCEC and spoke to Mrs. Bell’s Leadership class about an upcoming school-wide fundraiser they will be sponsoring.

Scholarship Recipients

Two of our 2022 graduates, or Super Seniors in UCEC vernacular, Dominic Done and Jahnia Harrigan, each received a “Student of Success Scholarship,” provided by State of Success, Inc.

UCEC Freshman Makes an Impact!

Mrs. Lashley’s book club gathered 210 books for Promising Pages, a Charlotte-based, non-profit organization.

Teacher of the Year

Mrs. Lashley was voted UCEC Teacher of the Year. She was chosen by her fellow teachers who all enjoy working with her.

UCEC's Union Power Grant Winner

Mr. Roncone, UCEC’s PE and health teacher, submitted a grant proposal to Union Power Cooperative. On November 28, a representative from the company presented this $2,000 grant to Mr. Roncone. The grant will allow UCEC to purchase equipment such as table tennis, air hockey, billiards, and bumper pool gaming tables for the Cyclone Shelter activity center on our campus. Allowing students the opportunity to bond with one another outside of the academic setting. Mr. Roncone tells us, “This is the fourth time a grant proposal which I have written was funded by the Union Power Cooperative on behalf of my students. Good writing skills are essential in today’s world.”

National Native American Heritage Month

Did you know the month of November is “National Native American Heritage Month?” The purpose of this designation is, to recognize and acknowledge Native Americans’ contributions to the growth and establishment of the United States of America. Originally, president Ronald Reagan proclaimed May 13, 1983, as “American Indian Day.” This was later changed to “American Indian Week” and by 1991, Congress proclaimed November, “American Indian Heritage Month.”

Preparing for high school: program options, key dates, resources and more

Through various academies, pathways, and courses, students have access to a number of rigorous programs that will prepare them for college and/or the workforce. UCPS has developed a webpage to guide families and inform them about virtual information sessions, key dates and links to important resources.

Technology Tutorials for Students

UCPS Highlights Class of 2020

UCEC Senior, Davida Massard, tells her story that started at the age of 13.

Class of 2020 Graduation

Commencement Ceremony June 23rd

UCEC School Counseling Assistance

School Counselors are here to help.

Officer Rick Kilian

Officer Killian presents forensic information.

Army Sergeants Visit UCEC

Sergeants Christian Shroyer and Gary Roberts presented to UCEC Career Management students.