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Alumni Leadership Circle party
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Head's Home, 3954 Washington St
Parent/ Guardian Faculty Seminar
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Faculty/Staff Appreciation Breakfast (hosted by 9th grade parent class repts)
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middle and CA campus faculty/staff lounges
Junior Treats!
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Academic Program

The UHS academic program is designed to challenge each student to "embrace the spirited pursuit of learning and empower purpose larger than self.” In addition to meeting minimum requirements for graduation, students are encouraged to take advantage of advanced courses in every department as a way to grow, stretch, and thrive academically.

Graduation Requirements

English: Level I &  II and one seminar course in each semester of 11th and 12th grade (a total of 8 semesters)

Mathematics: Six semesters (3 years) of UHS mathematics courses.

Language: Six semesters (3 years) of UHS courses in a single language.

Science: Physics and Chemistry; Biology strongly recommended, but not required

History: History I: Non-Western Civilizations and Honors US History

Arts: Civilization and the Arts; two semesters of Arts electives

Responsive Education: Grade-specific requirements in Ethnic Studies, Metacognition & Neurodiversity, Health & Wellness, and Community Engagement during all four years

Physical Education: After-school P.E. class, interscholastic sports, or an alternate activity, divided into seasonal trimesters for six trimesters over four years.

Science

UHS requires two years of science, typically completed through Physics in 9th grade and Chemistry in 10th grade.

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Mathematics

UHS requires six semesters of math, emphasizing reasoning, problem-solving, and strong foundational skills.

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History

History is a vital part of the UHS curriculum, helping students understand both the past and the present while building strong analytical skills.

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Languages

Studying language and culture expands students’ understanding of the world and helps them see their own lives from new perspectives.

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English

Reading, writing, and discussion are at the heart of a student’s growth at UHS, and all students complete four years of English.

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The Arts

The Arts program helps students understand the richness and impact of the arts while building a strong foundation in Visual Arts, Music, and Theatre.

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