The Class of 2027 is selling Nothing Bundt cakes and vouchers to raise money for their Junior Prom. Orders are due the first week of April and will arrive April 16th, just in time for Easter! Please reach out to a sophomore if interested or email Valerie.Kidder@eaglepride.net. Vouchers are good for a year and can be redeemed at the Niles or Boardman location so buy some cake for now and some vouchers for later!
Mrs. Cooper's ccp anatomy class went to Cleveland State University to interact with human cadavers. Students viewed organ systems and were even able to hold a human brain. We are very thankful to have had the opportunity for this unique learning experience.
To parents, students, and community members:
Earlier today, some of our middle school students received a bomb threat. Mr. Baker and the staff acted quickly and decisively and isolated the person who sent the threat. The person responsible was quickly isolated and removed from campus.
We want to thank the student who reported the threat to Mr. Baker and ask that parents continue to talk to their children about speaking up and alerting school personnel when they think there might be something wrong or suspicious. All parents of students affected have been contacted.
Lance Hostetler
8th grade art students designed art for their Washington DC & Gettysburg field trip TShirts. The winning entries were Lilliana Dina, Aiden Ginderson & Karrin Diegdio. Winners got to pick the colors of their shirts. Students will be traveling later this year.
Congratulations to Auston Brown for finishing 3rd and Dakota McCracken for finishing 4th at the state wrestling tournament!!!
Students enjoyed browsing their very own art in the Butler Museum of American Art this Sunday. Afterward enjoying the museum and cookies.
Mrs. Connor's 8th grade art students came up with ideas for interactive art drawings.
United Local School Spring PTO Fundraiser
Orders are due by March 21st.
Please make checks payable to United PTO.
Order pickup will be on April 16th.
Elementary Special Showcase March 11, 2025
Today is National Maintenance and Grounds Worker Day! Thank you for all of the support that you give to our staff and students on a daily basis. We appreciate all of your hard work in making sure our school is a well maintained place for education.
We are UNITED in our appreciation for all that you do! Bradley Horstman and Joseph Schreffler we would be a mess without you!
Congratulations to the following wrestlers for placing at district.
Auston Brown 1st place
Dakota McCracken 3rd place
Colin Liput 5th place
National Tooth Fairy Day happens twice a year to encourage kids to visit their dentists two times a year for their annual checkups! Thank you Nurse Laughlin for acquiring toothbrushes to hand out in the elementary cafeteria, our helper Monica Yoho and for Shaina for organizing this event this past Friday, February 28th.
Hammond has provided us with some pictures of the exciting changes happening with our new school building.
Youth Art Month is March 1st—31st “A true artist is not one who is inspired, but one who inspires others.” - Salvador Dali We are UNITED in our appreciation for all that you do everyday for our students and staff! Heather Connor and Marina Moffett
“A mediocre music teacher tells. A good music teacher explains. A superior music teacher demonstrates. A great music teacher inspires.”- William Arthur Ward.
We are UNITED in our appreciation of our GREAT music teachers and for all that they do everyday for our students! Nome Baker, Katie Bibri, and Sarah Pigza
Anyone interested in receiving classroom training with hands-on skills sessions in AHA HEARTSAVER AED/CPR/FIRST AID, please get in touch with Sue Laughlin at susan.laughlin@eaglepride.net. The cost for this training is $25 for School Staff/Students and $50 for Community Members.
Hammond has provided us with some pictures of the exciting changes happening inside our new school building.
The Art 2 class is creating clay slab boxes with lids. Students choose a theme and created locking lids with handles and side applications that aligned with their personal theme.
Dear Parent/Guardian,
We are writing to inform you of a recent change in Google's policies regarding their non-core services, which Google refers to as "additional services." For many years, students have had access to Google's non-core services, such as Google Bookmarks, Chrome Web Store, Google Earth, Google Books, CS First, Google Maps, Google My Maps, Google News, Google Photos, Google Play, Google Translate, Looker Studio, Material Gallery, and YouTube as part of their educational experience. However, school administrators were recently notified by Google that parental consent will now be required for students to continue using these non-core services. Unfortunately, Google has given us a short deadline of March 1, 2025, to comply with this new requirement.
This is a new policy from Google, and we are working quickly to ensure compliance while minimizing disruption to student learning. Please see the included opt-out form at https://5il.co/38wga if you DO NOT want your student to have access to Google's non-core services. However, we strongly encourage you to read the opt-out form in its entirety so that you understand what it means to allow your student to continue using these services. Parent(s)/legal guardian(s) who wish to stop their child from using Google's non-core must complete and return by February 28, 2025. If you would like more information regarding how Google uses this information, you can visit http://policies.google.com/privacy. You and your child can also visit http://myaccount.google.com while signed in to the Google Workspace for Education account to view and manage the personal information and settings of the account.
We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we navigate this change on short notice.
Sincerely,
Lance Hostetler
Superintendent
Hammond has provided us with some pictures of the exciting changes happening inside our new school building.
