Congratulations to our Lady Eagles Basketball team in their Sectional victory over South Range tonight. Final score: Eagles 43 / Raiders 34. Our girls advance to take on Ravenna South on Saturday at 1:00 pm at United.
All tournament tickets must be purchased online. No tickets will be sold at the door. Season passes are not accepted by OHDAA. To buy tickets go to https://www.ohsaa.org/tickets
then choose Basketball, Girls, Division 3- Northeast 1 for the girl's game.
GO EAGLES!
Congratulations to Brycen Haynes! He is now certified with Autodesk AutoCAD! Way to go, Brycen!!!
Congratulations to Payne Graybeal! He is now an Autodesk Certified User: Inventor! This is his second Autodesk certification this year. Way to go Payne!
The freshman Ag class visited Mrs. Spillman’s 3rd grade class to exchange valentines! Students planted sunflower plants in decorated pots. The 3rd graders also made the high schoolers “Moovolous” cards! Fun was had by all. In a couple weeks, the 3rd graders will visit the ag room to check on their germinating sunflowers! This spring, we are going to plant the flowers in the flower beds for all to enjoy🌻
Congratulations to our United Girls Bowling Team for placing 5th overall in their division sectionals tournament yesterday. While only the top 3 teams advance, this was a strong finish to a great season. Leading the way for the Lady Eagles was Makayla Frederick who did make the top three individual scores and she is moving on to the District contest. GO EAGLES!
Tournament tickets must be purchased online. No tickets will be sold at the gate. Season passes are not accepted. To buy tickets go to https://www.ohsaa.org/tickets
then choose Basketball, Girls, Division 3- Northeast 1 for the girl's game. Ticket information for the boy's game will be released at a later date.
Please join us on March 2nd at 6 PM in the HS Auditorium for to learn details about the new United Local K-12 School. Representatives from SHP Architects and Hammond Construction will be present to share design renderings, construction updates, and logistics and traffic flow plans for the 2023-24 school year.
Several of our members of high school Student Council and staff took all of the donations of school supplies along with cash donations to East Palestine today. Thank you do everyone who donated to help out with the cause. Today was EP's first day back at school after being displaced from their community last week.
Students in Agriscience began the germination process of the "leafy greens for you and me" project. Step 1: ensure the pH of the water is the ideal 6-6.5 for growth. Step 2: Soak the growing medium (rockwool stater cubes). These have zero nutrients, they just hold the seed and roots during growth. Step 3: place one seed per cube and cover with vermiculite, an absorbent mineral. Step 4: place in grow cart and wait for plants to sprout. We have planted 5 varieties of lettuce, cherry tomatoes and strawberries!
UNITED BOYS BOWLING TEAM ADVANCES TO DISTRICTS!
Three years in a row United Boys are heading to Districts, but for the first time ever the WHOLE team is moving onto the Districts round. The boys spent the day today bowling in their divisional sectionals tournament and finished 2nd overall, missing 1st by only 15 pins! Also, our Senior and Captain Chris Combs was the 1st place overall bowler of the day with 210, 233 and 256 games for a 699 series. Ethan Hively was 8th overall with 165, 209 and 220 games for a 594 series. Our Freshman Josh Hawkins was 19th overall with 166, 168 and 226 games for a 560 series.
CONGRATULATIONS, GO EAGLES and good luck at Districts!
The Agricultural departments new hydroponics equipment are mobile! The grow towers are all assembled, put onto their carts that we built and ready to Grow some produce! We also took delivery of our germination and grow cart, where we will start all seeds before transferring the sprouts until the hydroponic towers! Each level on the cart has warming and grow lights to facilitate proper plant starters! We hope to begin germinating seeds next week! 🌱☘️
UNITED MICROSOFT STUDENTS STATE RANKED:
Congratulations to Mrs. Fitch and (4) of her students taking the Microsoft Office certification courses. These students are state ranked (top 5 in Ohio)! Landon Jones is in 2nd place and Reagan Sheets is in 3rd place for Microsoft Excel Specialist, Landon Rummel is in 2nd place for Microsoft PowerPoint Specialist, and Hunter Haus is in 5th place in the state for Microsoft Word Specialist. These rankings are based on their Industry Recognized Credential (IRC) certification exam scores out of a possible 1,000 pts. Awesome Job!
Mr. Gentry's 6th grade Career exploration class has been working on researching careers that were generated by their virtual Job shadow software based on students interests. There were Zookeepers, teachers, Equine therapist and Marine mammalogist to name a few! Students are enjoying learning about potential careers!
Students in Mr. Gentry's plant & animal science class are working on making the Hydroponics units more user friendly! We are building carts so they are easier to move. Students put their shop safety skills, angle cutting skills and measurement reading skills to practice while designing, cutting and assembling these cart decks for the hydroponic towers to sit on. They also practiced teamwork, collaboration and communication skills. After adding wheels, they will be much easier to move & store! Stay tuned for the finished product!
Mr. Gentry's intro to Agriculture Education class got to practice first hand what it's like being a FFA officer. We held mock meetings today, where each class member had a chance to pick a office and run opening ceremonies. There were many naturals who should definitely consider joining FFA & trying for a leadership role!
Mr. Gentry's intro to Agriculture Education class got to practice first hand what it's like being a FFA officer. We held mock meetings today, where each class member had a chance to pick a office and run opening ceremonies. There were many naturals who should definitely consider joining FFA & trying for a leadership role!
Congratulations to our JV Academic Challenge team on their 3rd place finish in the County Tournament this past Saturday!
Congratulations to the United Lady Eagles who finished league play tonight with a 14-0 record and are once again CHAMPIONS of the EOAC. They will be back in action for Sr. night at home on Thursday against Beaver Local. Tournament play will begin on February 15th vs South Range at home. Let's pack the house and cheer on our Lady Eagles!
The United Agriscience education department has began receiving some of the hydroponic equipment we purchased made possible by the Bonnie Hopple grant, CASH Coalition and CTE funding. We will have 4 of these 80 pot units that will be apart of a fully functioning, self sustaining Hydroponics lab. We will be growing lettuce for the United Local cafeteria once we are up and running! These units grow plants in a soilless environment and nutrient rich water.
