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Throughout February, U Prep Schools celebrated Black History Month with engaging, student-led events across all campuses—honoring the past, celebrating the present, and inspiring the future. From tech conferences and talent showcases to wax museums and cultural fests, each school highlighted the impact of Black excellence while empowering scholars to see themselves as part of that ongoing legacy.

U Prep Schools empower scholars to thrive in college, STEAM careers, and creative industries. Through hands-on workshops, early career exploration, and personalized guidance, students gain the confidence and skills to succeed in life beyond the classroom.

Daniel Boatner, a 2014 U Prep Art & Design graduate, turned his passion for design into a thriving career with global brands like Adidas and Nike. Now an art teacher at U Prep, Daniel inspires the next generation to pursue their dreams and create new opportunities.

Warrior Academy at U Prep Schools empowers young men with leadership skills, academic support, and personal growth opportunities. By improving GPAs, building confidence, and expanding to five more schools, the program continues to create future leaders and strengthen school communities.

U Prep seniors are leading with resilience and creativity. From mentoring younger students to embracing personal growth, these scholars inspire others and showcase the power of education and leadership.

U Prep’s A Team is building connections and celebrating success. By supporting families, promoting attendance, and fostering a culture of belonging, they inspire scholars to thrive and reach their full potential

U Prep’s Educator Advisory Council unites teachers across campuses to improve teaching quality and collaboration. By amplifying educators' voices, fostering professional growth, and sharing best practices, the EAC strengthens the learning environment for both scholars and teachers. This innovative approach ensures U Prep remains a leader in teacher-centered education and scholar success.

University Prep Schools in Detroit puts scholars in charge with Student-Led Conferences, where they present their goals and progress to families. This innovative approach builds confidence, accountability, and essential life skills while fostering collaboration between home and school.

U Prep Schools received a $100,000 grant from The DICK’S Sporting Goods Foundation to transform Sidney Miller Field into a state-of-the-art sports facility. This project will enhance athletics, foster teamwork, and provide a safe, vibrant space for scholars and families.

Taran Sherman, Class of 2020, is building a successful future with the foundation he gained at U Prep Science & Math. Now studying Business Administration, Taran’s leadership and mentorship journey reflects the values of resilience and community instilled at U Prep.