Reading Time: 1 minute Don't forget to sign up! Join fellow parents on December 2 at 6pm in the Keller Student Center for a SUA Parent Connect Social Event - Creating Charcuterie Boards with Brooke Geis from The Borrowed Table! SUA will provide drinks and snacks and you will learn how to create a delicious charcuterie board and take one home! Bring […]

Reading Time: 2 minutes Gail and Rich Staubach-Kelly from St. Boniface food pantry speak to the senior class Last week wrapped up another successful D.R.I.V.E., where students met their goal of donating more than 20 barrels of food and personal care items to our neighbors in need. SUA donations proudly supported Mercy Neighborhood Ministries, Hope Emergency Program, Heartfelt Tidbits, […]

Reading Time: 1 minute Parents of Juniors and Sophomores: PSAT scores are now available to students on their College Board accounts. You can find information about interpreting your daughter's PSAT NMSQT score here. If you have any questions, please reach out to your daughter's counselor! This week's Bulldog Blast can be found here!

Reading Time: 1 minute The Parents' Club (PC) hosts a few yearly activities to show our appreciation to the teachers and staff at SUA.  One way we do this is by giving small denomination gift cards to every teacher and staff member.  Each year the SUA community contributes to these gifts, and we distribute them at the teacher and […]

Reading Time: 2 minutes It is easy for students to feel as though everyone “just knows” what to do.  The Parent Club will be trying to alleviate a similar feeling for parents and guardians with posts to share helpful tips about navigating life at SUA.  We will feature a question and response each time.  If you have a question, […]

Reading Time: 2 minutes Tackling Poverty in Introduction to Engineering Design Thinking In our Introduction to Engineering Design Thinking, a College Credit Plus course through University of Cincinnati, students were given the task of designing something that could help a population experiencing poverty. Students began by researching three-dimensional poverty and identifying a population they wished to help. This year, […]