Middle school 8th grade art students reached out to favorite teachers and coordinated with them to design images for their classroom ceiling tiles. Students created in groups with each student cooperating and fulfilling all the required tasks. In the photos students present their finished designs for their teachers to see. The ceiling tiles are now on display in the teachers' classrooms.
Middle School Track Update:
Practice will begin next Monday, March 4th. Make sure all forms and physicals are turned in before the start date. If the athletes have any questions about forms or physicals have them ask Mr. Wood at school.
Our 2024-2025 District Calendar has been updated on our District Website. You can stay updated on all our school related news by visiting our District Website or our District Facebook page. District Calendar on our Website: www.eaglepride.net/page/district-calendars or on our District Facebook page: www.facebook.com/UnitedLocalSchools
Good luck to our 6th grade boys basketball team as they travel to Columbus to participate the state tournament this weekend.
Thank you to the Graham family for their generous monetary donation to the United Food Pantry!
Attention 6th and 7th Grade Parents! 📣
Save the Date: Parent Meeting on February 29th
Join us for an important parent meeting on February 29th to explore exciting opportunities for your child's academic journey. Discover the benefits of advanced math programs and how they can positively impact your child's education.
🕕 Schedule:
➡️ 6:00 pm: 6th Grade Families interested in 7th Grade Math Plus
➡️ 6:30 pm: 7th Grade Families interested in 8th Grade Algebra 1
Our dedicated math department will provide insights into the curriculum and answer your questions. This is a great chance to learn more about these programs and support your child's educational aspirations.
See you there!
The 8th grade class has been hard at work creating carnival games for an upcoming fundraiser for their Washington D.C. class trip. Groups recently moved from the planning stage in to the building and testing phase.
The United Food Pantry would like to thank Just Rite 4h Club for their monetary donation. If you would like to make a donation, please contact Mr. Burd at ryan.burd@eaglepride.net
The United Food Pantry would like to thank the following donors for their generosity:
Mr. and Mrs. Sarchet- oranges
Tucker family- various food items
Rodney and Melissa Baker- monetery donation
Linda Wiley- monetary donation
Mrs. Laughlin- celery and ranch
Mrs. Rinto- Mac N Cheese
Mrs. Sanlo- Hot Chocolate
If you are interested in making a donation please contact Mr. Burd at ryan.burd@eaglepride.net
Correction to our earlier post. Attention to our Elementary, Middle School and High School Parents: This Tuesday, February 20, 2024 we will be having a 2 hour late start for staff in-service meetings. School buses will run 2 hours later than usual. You can stay updated on all our school related news by visiting our District Website or our District Facebook page. District Calendar on our Website: www.eaglepride.net/page/district-calendars District Facebook page: www.facebook.com/UnitedLocalSchools
Attention to our Elementary, Middle School and High School Parents: This Tuesday, February 21, 2024 we will be having a 2 hour late start for staff in-service meetings. School buses will run 2 hours later than usual. You can stay updated on all our school related news by visiting our District Website or our District Facebook page. District Calendar on our Website: www.eaglepride.net/page/district-calendars District Facebook page: www.facebook.com/UnitedLocalSchools
We are blessed to have an amazing School Resource Officer at United Local Schools. Officer Tab Bailey works hard to keep all of our students and staff members safe. Officer Bailey also interacts with our students by reading to our younger students, participating in earning a whipped pie to the face, always being a friendly face in the building, and helping with arrival and dismissal. We are UNITED in our appreciation for all that you do!
This week in sixth grade, we discovered that one of the honeybee hives died over the winter. However, this made for an amazing learning experience. We were able to investigate inside the hive and with our observations we began researching. We were able to come up with a few hypotheses about why this hive died but not our other hive. We even found and preserved the queen bee- Long Live the Queen!
6th grade Social Studies students made their own clay tablets with cuneiform writing on them.
We received some great drone pictures on Thursday. It is amazing to see all of their progress! These photos show some more of our new high school really taking shape. A big thank you to Hammond Construction for the pictures!
We received some great drone pictures on Thursday. It is amazing to see all of the progress! These photos show our new high school really taking shape. A big thank you to Hammond Construction for the pictures!
All the participants in the 2024 United Local District Spelling Bee represented their grades and classes well on Thursday February 8th. Four United Local students will move on to represent our district at the Columbiana County Spelling Bee in March. Taylor Simmons, 8th grade, is the 2024 United Local District Champion. She will be accompanied by Runners up- 7th grader Ruby Marshall, 6th grader Ezra Davis, and 5th grader Colton Wright. Congratulations and good luck!
The Columbiana County Educational Service Center is now hiring full time, part time and substitute Paraeducators. Please contact the CCESC at 330-424-9591 if you would like more information about this opportunity.
We received some more great drone pictures yesterday. It is amazing to see our new school's progress! We will continue to release some more pictures over the next couple of days. These first few show the beginning of the new elementary, cafeteria, and competition gym area. A big thank you to Hammond Construction for the pictures!
Important Notice: Mutilated Money Not Accepted!
Attention Parents/Guardians,
We were notified that banks are no longer accepting mutilated money. As a result, we are unable to process payments made with damaged bills. Please ensure all transactions are made with undamaged currency.
Our bank provided us with the following directions on how to turn in mutilated currency. If you have damaged currency that needs to be replaced, you can send it to the following by registered mail with a return receipt requested. Please note that insuring the shipment is the responsibility of the sender.
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing
MCD/OFM, BEPA
Room 344A
PO Box 37048
Washington, D.C. 20013
Thank you for your cooperation!
