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Stepping into the Spotlight: UPSM Represents at the State Capitol

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Stepping into the Spotlight: UPSM Represents at the State Capitol
Communications Dept

When our scholars speak, the state listens. But on April 22, at the MAPSA Charter Day at the Capitol, our scholars did more than speak—they moved the room.

The UPSM Middle School Step Team took the stage in Lansing to highlight the power of student voice and the impact of the U Prep Network. They didn't just perform; they commanded the space with the kind of energy and excellence that has become the hallmark of our schools. They were there to represent more than just a dance—they were representing the heartbeat of Detroit’s charter schools.

The excellence didn't stop with the scholars. Our very own Ms. Brandis Bean was recognized by state legislators for her outstanding work and regional impact. Receiving a plaque on the Capitol floor, Ms. Bean stands as a testament to the dedicated leadership that guides our scholars every day.

Join our Award-Winning Community Discover a school culture that celebrates student voice and professional excellence. Enrolling now for 2026–2027.

A group of people wearing white shirts and blue ties are walking together in front of a building with ornate architectural features.

 

A group of people wearing white shirts and blue ties are walking together in front of a building with ornate architectural features.
The image shows a group of people gathered at the Capitol, with a banner that reads %22Raise Your Voice for LGBTQ+ Charters%22 in the foreground. There are several individuals standing at a podium, addressing the crowd.