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Students go back face-to-face

Brooklynn Hathcock, Digital Editor in Chief • January 20, 2021

The first day of school is coming up quick, even though it’s the middle of January. Students at Utica haven’t had any chance to walk in the hallways yet, but on Jan. 19, UCS is starting back up with...

SST benefits Utica students

Aspen Halbhuber, Social Media Editor • December 15, 2020

Student Support Time, or “SST,” was implemented into Utica students’ schedules the previous month on Nov. 11th. On regular school days, SST happens after first hour at 9:10 and goes on until 9:40....

Do students value Student Support Time?

Brooklynn Hathcock, Digital Editor in Chief • December 15, 2020

Online learning has its ups and downs, but the biggest struggle that students had was in the beginning of this school year. Our schedules first changed by not having our normal schedule of all six classes,...

Utica teachers say ‘it’s time’ for a fair contract

Haley Grooms, Editor-in-Chief • November 15, 2019

Teachers by day, protesters by night. The educators of Utica Community Schools say they have had enough of working without a contract from the district and have held several rallies. “We are hoping...

Teachers gather in front of Utica for another rally

Haley Grooms, Editor-in-Chief • November 1, 2019

Before the school day began on Nov. 1, teachers across Utica Community Schools gathered at Utica High, as well as the other three district high schools, for yet another picket rally. Students observed...

UEA organizes rally at Board of Education meeting

Haley Grooms, Print Editor-in-Chief • October 29, 2019

From elementary schools to secondary, educators across Utica Community Schools united for a major yet personal issue: contracts that include everything from class sizes to salaries. During the past two...

Students and teachers share opinions on enforced parking rules

Jack Wexler, Guest Reporter • March 14, 2017

No student wants the annoying orange stickers that are impossible to get off. Unfortunately, if you park in the wrong spots, you are bound to receive one. Students and teachers definitely have different...