UCAP

This is what fellowship looks like at UCAP! A number of staff members represented UCAP at the City Year Rhode Island Red Jacket GALA. This is UNITY. We all showed up for City Year's mission to serve, and for UCAP's vision to level the playing field! This is COMMUNITY! We all showed up to serve a student, Maurliyah C, who received the Young Hero Award, which represents a youth leader who is a pillar to their community. This is ACHIEVEMENT, and together we show POSSIBILITY!

Now is the time to reach out to House Representatives to share with them why students need a school like UCAP—a lifeline school for so many students—and urge them to support this new legislation.

UCAP supporters must reach out to key legislators to encourage their support of this legislation, to help it become state law!

We're so proud of our PE Star Students who received shout-outs for the month of February! They are recognized for their incredible effort, showing respect for others, and outstanding attitudes!

Ricardo R, Arielis M, Isaac V (not pictured) and Christian S.

Keep up the good work!

We are very excited to share that UCAP was selected as a winner of the RIFC Attendance Matters Challenge!

The UCAP School was recognized for the “Most Improved Attendance Rate” – we showed the most improved attendance among Rhode Island Middle Schools. This achievement is only possible because of the hard work of our students and staff!

Keep up the great work, UCAP!

, Rhode Island Department of Education - RIDE, Rhode Island FC, Providence Public Schools