Unity Center for Urban Technologies
Student Resources
This section gathers the resources students use most: grade information through the SnapGrades Gradebook, and dedicated pages for freshmen and seniors. Teachers' classroom pages and materials live in Teachers' Sites.
The student resources area of the Unity Center for Urban Technologies gathers the materials that students reach for most often during the school year. Grade-level information is organized through the SnapGrades Gradebook, giving learners and their families a consistent place to review progress, while dedicated pages for freshmen and seniors support the transitions that bookend a student's time here. Classroom materials and teacher materials live in Teachers' Sites, so students can find course information alongside the people who teach it. Taken together, these sections give students a single starting point for the tools, references, and announcements that shape their daily school experience.
For incoming freshmen, this part of the site acts as an entry point into the Unity Center community. It collects the resources and materials new students work with during their first year, from orientation-style information to the everyday items that help them navigate classes, schedules, and campus life. The emphasis is on helping students understand where to find what they need and how the school's technology-supported environment supports their learning from the beginning. Starting organized makes it easier to focus on the academic and social work of the year ahead.
Seniors have a separate area that gathers materials and references supporting graduation planning and the next steps that follow. In addition to completion-related information, this section points toward post-secondary exploration, college preparation, and career goals, connecting the school's use of technology with the broader question of what comes after graduation. The Unity Center for Urban Technologies mission centers on student progress, and this page is one practical expression of that commitment: keeping learners and their families informed as they approach a milestone that leads into higher education, further training, or the world of work.
Beyond the grade-specific pages, the school keeps families and the wider community connected through announcements, a calendar, and a contact mailbox, while the site as a whole reflects a mission of serving a diverse community of learners with excellent faculty, staff, and administration. The Unity Center for Urban Technologies is described as committed to providing students with an educationally rich, technologically advanced experience, and the student resources pages are where that commitment becomes usable day to day. Whether a student is reading video, exploring bioethics, building a game, or simply checking the latest announcement, these organized sections support meaningful involvement and steady progress.
Start here
Freshmen
Entry point for incoming freshmen, with links to the resources and materials new students work with during their first year.
Freshman resources Open the freshman section of this pageSeniors
A separate area for seniors, gathering the materials and references that support graduation planning and next steps after high school.
Senior resources Open the senior section of this pageGrades & Progress
Check current grades and course progress through the SnapGrades Gradebook, the school's online gradebook for students and families.
SnapGrades Gradebook Open the gradebook resource on this pageQuick links
| Resource | Who it is for | Where to find it |
|---|---|---|
| Freshmen resources | Incoming and first-year students | Student Resources page |
| Senior resources | Graduating students | Student Resources page |
| SnapGrades Gradebook | Students and families | Student Resources page |
| Class sites and classroom materials | Students working with course materials | Teachers' Sites |
| School news and updates | All students | News |
| Important dates and events | Students and families | Calendar |
| Extended day and Saturday Academy | Students seeking additional learning time | Academy |
Need help?
If a link is missing, a resource is not working, or you have a question about your classes, start with your teacher through the Teachers' Sites page. For questions about the school office, family support, or communication with staff, visit Contact Us or the Parent Coordinator page.
For dated announcements about activities and events, see News and the School Calendar.
About our school
The Unity Center for Urban Technologies is a high school serving approximately 250 students, described as one of the Department of Education's smallest communities of learners. Our faculty, staff, and administration are committed to providing excellent education and helping students reach their academic and career goals.