Attention Parents of High School students interested in learning to drive. The ESC of Eastern Ohio has spots available in the Drive to Succeed program. The ESCEO manages grant funding that allows eligible students to attend driving school at a minimal cost.
Requirements:
*Must have a driver's permit
*Provide two letters of recommendation from school staff
*Minimum GPA of 2.0 during current school year.
*Provide proof of financial need: free/reduced lunch documentation or other documentation
If you have any questions please reach out to Tracy Buckley at t.buckley@esceasternohio.org or call her at 330-533-8755 ext.1026
Fifth and Fourth Grade – Distinguished and Merit Honor Roll Recipients for the Second 9 Weeks 24-25 school year. Congratulations on your well-deserved success.
National School Counselor Week February 5th—9th
“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” — Maya Angelou
We are UNITED in our appreciation for all that you do everyday for our students and staff!
Samantha Muniz, Erica Noel, and Lorraine Raymond
February is Love the Bus Month
Love The Bus Month is celebrated every February and is dedicated to the influence of the school bus in American school culture. Use #LoveTheBus or @WELOVETHEBUS to share your “love” on social media. We are UNITED in our appreciation for all that you do!
Congratulations to Marin Stryffeler!!! Last night she broke the school record for 3 point shots made in a game with 8.
Attention to our United Local Parents and Students
Important Announcement:
Due to unforeseen circumstances, tonight's game and homecoming ceremony have been postponed.
New Date:
The homecoming ceremony will now take place on Friday, February 7th.
Reminder:
The homecoming dance scheduled for tomorrow WILL still take place as planned.
Thank you for your understanding.
Lance Hostetler, Superintendent
Parents of students in grades 9-12:
Today, students received a paper explaining our United Local Student Agency Consent Form to bring home. If you choose to have your student opt out of participating, please call the high school office or email. Todd.Huda@eaglepride.net by Friday, January 28, 2025.
Click the following link for a digital copy of this letter. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BIOFux124rqQn8TzwHgNg96A5bCLMizl/view?usp=sharing
Due to the extreme cold, United Local will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday (January 21st and 22nd). We will resume the regular schedule on Thursday, January 23rd.
Good morning, United Local will be staying with a two-hour delay today, January 17th. All schedules, including transportation, will run two hours later than normal and there will be no morning preschool.
United Local High School Blood Drive
High school art students collaborated with first grade students to create ceramic ornaments for the younger students.
United Local School District will resume classes for both staff members and students on Monday, January 6, 2025.
January is National School Board Appreciation Month. Thank you. United Local Board Members, for your continued pursuit to help our district succeed. "Education is not the learning of facts but the training of the mind to think." – Albert Einstein
Reminder to United Local Parents and Students:
There will be No School starting on Monday, December 23, 2024 and continuing through Friday, January 3, 2025. School will resume for both staff and students on Monday, January 6, 2025.
ALL students will be admitted to tonight's girls basketball game vs Southern!!!
Thanks to Scarlett Courtney, Callie Koons, Layla Nunzir and Riley Phillips for making bags for Operation Christmas Children boxes. Students put their sewing skills to work for a good cause.
On Friday, December 13, students in grades 6th through 8th delivered Holiday Baskets to area senior citizens . Items for the baskets were donated by United Middle School students and included things like puzzles, fuzzy socks, blankets, candles, books, and personal care items. Students also shared a Christmas song or story with the seniors.
Happy National Gingerbread House Day!
A group of 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students has organized a fundraiser for Iris Courtney, a United 7th grader who is battling bone cancer. Their goal was to raise $300 - one dollar from each student in the middle school. They have surpassed their goal, but are continuing to collect money to offset Iris's bills through Wednesday, December 18th. If anyone is interested in donating, money can be sent to the main office or to one of the following classrooms: Mrs. Markijohn, Mrs. Conser, or Mrs. Ogilvie. Checks can be made out to Kim Courtney. (Sorry - We cannot do Venmo or other digital donations.) Thank you to all who have been supporting Iris the Brave!!
Good morning, United Local School District will be on a two-hour delay today, Thursday, December 5th. All buses will run their regular routes two hours later than normal. There will be no morning pre-school.