United Local High School Blood Drive
The United Food Pantry would like to thank the United community and grades 6-8 staff and students for their generous contributions to our "12 Days of Giving" holiday food drive and spirit week. Overall, we collected 1,146 items with Mrs. Ogilvies 2nd period leading the way with 250 items donated! Thank you!
All after-school activities will be canceled or rescheduled for today, January 10, 2025.
Good morning, the United Local will be closed today, January 6th, due to road conditions and future predictions. Please stay safe and have a good day.
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.
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.
6th grade Social Studies students learned that it is much easier to survive (to get food, water, and shelter) if you work together in groups.
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.
Today is National Special Education Day. We are UNITED in our appreciation for our staff members who are helping these students everyday. “Students with special needs require more than just an education from their teachers. They need support, warmth, and acceptance to reach their full potential.” Quote by: Ingrid Garcia, School Director of Divine Academy
I wanted to reach out and share the details for an upcoming service project the middle school students will be taking part in. Middle school students will be meeting by family and building holiday baskets to deliver to senior citizens in our community prior to the holiday break. Your student may be asking you to purchase small items to be placed in the baskets. If this creates a hardship for your family please reach out and let us know. The baskets are not meant to be a burden on you, they are meant to teach our kids about giving back and hopefully bring some joy to these senior citizens this time of year. Your student has met with their family and knows of the items we will be providing for the baskets. Students should be bringing home a permission slip to travel to several locations on December 13th to deliver the baskets and share some Christmas joy with senior citizens.
Thank you for your support and Happy Thanksgiving.
Reminder to our Parents and Students:
United Local School District will not have school from Wednesday, November 27th through Monday, December 2nd, due to Thanksgiving Break. Students will resume on Tuesday, December 3rd. Staff members will resume on December 2nd for a staff in-service day.
Reminder to our Parents and Students: United Local School District will not have school from Wednesday, November 27th through Monday, December 2nd, due to Thanksgiving Break. Students will resume on Tuesday, December 3rd. Staff members will resume on December 2nd for a staff in-service day.
Please welcome me in congratulating the sixth grade Eagle pride winners for the first nine weeks: Ben DuVall, Colton Wright, Eli Grimm, and Colton Zines (not pictured).
We also celebrate sixth graders who won a book vending machine token based on improvement in various ways: Liam Baker, Abbey Baker, Alex Baird, Elijah DiLeo, Kylie Clutter, Paisley Smith, Emma Gingrich, and Jace Craft.
Finally, we thank our sixth grade book vending machine caretakers, Ryker Shoff, Elaina Yoho, Samantha Hilton, Brody Hiscox (not pictured), and Eliza Thompson (not pictured). They refill and take care of inventory for all of our books. And a huge thanks to our former sixth grade caretakers, now seventh graders, for training these students. It can be a big job!
We appreciate you all so much! This sixth grade class is amazing! We really have great kiddos at United!
We are UNITED in our appreciation for all that you do! A huge THANK You to our great substitute teachers for the support that they provide to our students and staff members. We appreciate all of their hard work, in continuing to help our students to learn when we need someone to step in to fill a spot.
With winter weather approaching, we are testing our emergency contact information to ensure that all families and students are alerted in case we have to cancel classes. If you have received this notification and would like to opt-out, please call (330) 223-1521 and speak to any of our secretaries and they will get your information. If you know someone that should have received this message and didn’t, please have them contact us. Thank you and have a great night.
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Congratulations to the 2024 YSN Football Coach of the Year:
DJ Ogilvie, United Local High School Head Football Coach
The sophomore class is sponsoring an apparel sale to raise money for their prom. Items will be shipped directly to your home and SHOULD arrive by Christmas. Please use the link or QR code below to see the full shop and place an order! Items include tees, sweatshirts, polos, 1/4 zips, shorts, sweats and hats and would make an excellent gift for your favorite Eagle and Eagle fan! https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/NBnCUrfxCN?utm_source=school&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=store_shop&utm_content=products
