✨ Meet Our Fantastic Fourth Grade Team! ✨
We are excited to introduce our wonderful fourth grade team! Mrs. Crawford, Ms. Bezon, Mrs. White, Ms. Walkama, Mrs. Malone, and Mrs. Simmons. As the leaders of our elementary building, they teach and guide our oldest students with dedication, enthusiasm, and care.
Fourth grade is such an important year filled with growth, increased responsibility, and preparation for the transition to middle school—and this team rises to the occasion every single day. Their classrooms are filled with engaging lessons, high expectations, teamwork, and plenty of encouragement.
We are so proud of the strong role models they are for our students and the positive impact they make in our school community. Thank you to our incredible fourth grade team for all you do! 🍎📚✨
We are excited to introduce our wonderful fourth grade team! Mrs. Crawford, Ms. Bezon, Mrs. White, Ms. Walkama, Mrs. Malone, and Mrs. Simmons. As the leaders of our elementary building, they teach and guide our oldest students with dedication, enthusiasm, and care.
Fourth grade is such an important year filled with growth, increased responsibility, and preparation for the transition to middle school—and this team rises to the occasion every single day. Their classrooms are filled with engaging lessons, high expectations, teamwork, and plenty of encouragement.
We are so proud of the strong role models they are for our students and the positive impact they make in our school community. Thank you to our incredible fourth grade team for all you do! 🍎📚✨
We were honored to welcome Mrs. Rinto, President of the United Local Board of Education, to visit our first-grade classrooms. Our teachers invited her to speak with students about what school was like when she was a child and how it compares to today.
This visit connected directly to the essential question in our Wonders curriculum, allowing students to deepen their understanding through real-world connections. Students had the opportunity to ask thoughtful questions and learned about the many advances in education over time.
Thank you, Mrs. Rinto, for sharing your experiences and inspiring our students!
This visit connected directly to the essential question in our Wonders curriculum, allowing students to deepen their understanding through real-world connections. Students had the opportunity to ask thoughtful questions and learned about the many advances in education over time.
Thank you, Mrs. Rinto, for sharing your experiences and inspiring our students!
Attention United Local Parents and Students:
There will be NO SCHOOL on Friday, February 13, 2026, due to
Parent/Teacher Conferences on February 12, 2026.
There will also be NO SCHOOL on Monday, February 16, 2026 due to President's Day.
There will be NO SCHOOL on Friday, February 13, 2026, due to
Parent/Teacher Conferences on February 12, 2026.
There will also be NO SCHOOL on Monday, February 16, 2026 due to President's Day.
Dinner Theater Announcement
Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
One and All are invited to a banquet at Eagleton Castle (United High School)! Medieval dress is encouraged, as Queen Gertrude will be crowning a belle and beau of the ball!
Banquets are held Friday March 6 at 6:00 PM, Saturday March 7 at 1:00 PM, and Saturday March 7 at 6:00 PM. Reserve thy seats at the banquet using the magic link below! Seats are $13 adults, and $11 for students and senior citizens. Email sarah.pigza@eaglepride.net to reserve a seat for children under 5 free of charge.
https://united.seatyourself.biz
Additionally, bring some one pound notes (dollar bills) to free thyself from the stocks if placed there for sorcery or grievances against his Majesty the King!
Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
One and All are invited to a banquet at Eagleton Castle (United High School)! Medieval dress is encouraged, as Queen Gertrude will be crowning a belle and beau of the ball!
Banquets are held Friday March 6 at 6:00 PM, Saturday March 7 at 1:00 PM, and Saturday March 7 at 6:00 PM. Reserve thy seats at the banquet using the magic link below! Seats are $13 adults, and $11 for students and senior citizens. Email sarah.pigza@eaglepride.net to reserve a seat for children under 5 free of charge.
https://united.seatyourself.biz
Additionally, bring some one pound notes (dollar bills) to free thyself from the stocks if placed there for sorcery or grievances against his Majesty the King!
Staff Spotlight
Congratulations to our outstanding fourth-grade students on earning Distinguished and Merit Honor Roll recognition. Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence have truly paid off.
We are so proud of your well-deserved success—keep striving and shining!
We are so proud of your well-deserved success—keep striving and shining!
United Local will be on a two-hour delay today, February 9th. There will be no morning preschool.
Congratulations to our United Elementary Second 9 Weeks Eagle Pride Winners for the 2025–2026 school year! Thank you for meeting-and exceeding-our SOAR expectations here at United and throughout our community. Your positive choices, responsibility, and leadership do not go unnoticed.
Keep SOARing, Eagles!
Keep SOARing, Eagles!
Our amazing third grade team is truly something special! 💙
Mrs. Baker, Mrs. DeVille, Mr. Kadvan, Mrs. May, and Mrs. Wilmoth work together every day to create a positive, supportive, and engaging learning environment for our students. Their dedication, teamwork, and genuine care help our third graders grow academically and socially—and we’re so grateful for all they do!
Mrs. Baker, Mrs. DeVille, Mr. Kadvan, Mrs. May, and Mrs. Wilmoth work together every day to create a positive, supportive, and engaging learning environment for our students. Their dedication, teamwork, and genuine care help our third graders grow academically and socially—and we’re so grateful for all they do!
The Snyder Family will be holding a Pancake and Sausage Breakfast on February 21st at the New Alexander Church to raise money for the late Zeb Snyder's Memorial Fund. They are also offering baked goods and whole hog sausage for sale at the Breakfast.
All proceeds go directly to the memorial fund, which has already funded thousands of dollars in scholarships, community support, and support of United Students. Thank you for the continued support.
All proceeds go directly to the memorial fund, which has already funded thousands of dollars in scholarships, community support, and support of United Students. Thank you for the continued support.
Staff Spotlight
A huge congratulations to Luke Hull on his performance with the OMEA All-State Orchestra on Saturday in Columbus as principal percussionist! He is the first student from United Local who successfully auditioned into an Ohio All-State Ensemble. He rehearsed with students from all over the state of Ohio for the last three days before putting on an outstanding concert! Keep up the great work Luke!
Congratulations to our United Local cheerleaders on qualifying for the OASSA State Championship at the Northeast Ohio Regional Competition. An outstanding accomplishment and a true reflection of their hard work and dedication.
They will compete in the state finals on Friday, February 20. Time and location will be shared once released. We are proud of you and wish you the best at state.
They will compete in the state finals on Friday, February 20. Time and location will be shared once released. We are proud of you and wish you the best at state.
National School Counselor Week February 2nd—6th.
We are UNITED in our appreciation for all that you do everyday for our students and staff! Thank you, Samantha Muniz, Erica Noel, and Lorraine Raymond .
We are UNITED in our appreciation for all that you do everyday for our students and staff! Thank you, Samantha Muniz, Erica Noel, and Lorraine Raymond .
Love The Bus Month is celebrated every February and is dedicated to the influence of the school bus in American school culture.
Congratulations to the 2026 Winter Homecoming Queen, Miss Abigail Jones, and King, Mr Tyler Wood and their court.
Pictured from left to right: 2025 Queen Olivia Hardgrove, escorted by Lance Rycraft; freshman attendant Leighton Birmingham, escorted by Owen Moser; junior attendant Ines Vilela Rego, escorted by Levi Lucas; senior attendants Natalie Shipley and Kadin Schonauer; Queen Abigail Jones; King Tyler Wood; senior attendants Maggie Cope, Jason Pratt, Taylor Balint, and Wyatt Blevins; and sophomore attendant Kylie Holmes, escorted by Lucas Palmer.
Pictured from left to right: 2025 Queen Olivia Hardgrove, escorted by Lance Rycraft; freshman attendant Leighton Birmingham, escorted by Owen Moser; junior attendant Ines Vilela Rego, escorted by Levi Lucas; senior attendants Natalie Shipley and Kadin Schonauer; Queen Abigail Jones; King Tyler Wood; senior attendants Maggie Cope, Jason Pratt, Taylor Balint, and Wyatt Blevins; and sophomore attendant Kylie Holmes, escorted by Lucas Palmer.
Important parking information for tonight’s homecoming. Attendees need to park and enter through the cafeteria doors. Doors will open at 7:15. The pre-sale ticket price of $10 will be honored at the door for those wishing to attend that still need to purchase a ticket.
Attention United Local students participating in High School Academic Challenge:
The competition scheduled for tonight, Friday, January 30, 2026, has been canceled. Thank you for your understanding.
The competition scheduled for tonight, Friday, January 30, 2026, has been canceled. Thank you for your understanding.
The Varsity Academic Challenge Team placed second in the CCESC Columbiana County Tournament Saturday 1/24.
Aurianna Cusick, Jacob DiLeo, Eli Keshock, Alaina Brewer, Vylette Hill, Isaiah Conway.
They are currently 6-0 in the Mahoning League Third Division - North which is ongoing.
Aurianna Cusick, Jacob DiLeo, Eli Keshock, Alaina Brewer, Vylette Hill, Isaiah Conway.
They are currently 6-0 in the Mahoning League Third Division - North which is ongoing.
United Local will be closed tomorrow, January 30th. Student safety will always be our top priority and we are concerned with the temperature and continued icy conditions on some roads.
