Do you have a child who LOVES to create? The Mazza Museum in Findlay has a budding artist workshop this summer in July. It's for grades 3-8. If interested, visit mazzamuseum.org and click on events. Scroll down to Young Artist Workshop.
There is a summer youth mentoring program offering free lunch and fun every Thursday @ Harrison Smith Park from 11-1. Contact 419-294-6438 for more info.
A reminder that today is a two-hour early release day, so schools will be releasing around 12:40pm!
Ms. Faeth's 3rd grade class hosted a Market Place for students to learn about goods and services. Each student and several staff members were given fake money to spend on real products or services. Some products were even homemade!
Mrs. Haley's 3rd grade class hosted a Market Place for students to learn about goods and services. Each student and several staff members were given fake money to spend on real products or services. Some products were even homemade!
Student chromebooks will be sent home with your child this summer for you to store. We do not have the space to store over 1,500 chromebooks in the buildings. They will be disabled over the summer unless the student is involved with summer school. Please plug them in the week of August 15th to get a full charge before the first day of school on August 25th. Thank you!
STUDENT LAST DAY OF SCHOOL is this Thursday, May 26th. It will be an early release so they will be released from school at 12:40pm. Please plan accordingly! Have a great summer!
Mrs. Zeller’s first graders read to 8th grade students 📕 📚
Mrs. Ruhlen’s other half of her class performed Henny Penny for their Reader’s Theatre. They were wonderful!
Mrs Ruhlen’s class performed Stone Soup today at their Reader’s theatre. They were fabulous!
The Upper Sandusky Board of Education will have a special meeting on Monday May 23, 2022 at 6:30 PM in the board office to accept the retirement/resignation of an employee.
Due to today's rain and tomorrow's forecast, the 5th and 6th grade Spring band concert will be held in Union Auditorium tomorrow at 2 pm.
Tomorrow is kindergarten graduation! It starts at 9am. Doors will open around 8:45 after the 1st period kids leave the room from gym class. Mrs Leonard’s class is on the far left when you are sitting and looking at the floor. Mrs. Fillmore’s class will be in the middle. Mrs. Parlier’s class will be on the right side. You may take pictures in the gym after the ceremony for a few minutes before the teachers lead the kids back to the classrooms. Please don’t follow them to the rooms because it will be time for lunch. Thank you for coming! Can’t wait to see all of you! We are so proud of the kids!
Chelsea Gottfried from Seneca County's Lowe-Volk park brought a live snake, two tree frogs, a box turtle and some cool snake skin and books to share with our K-5 kids for Camp Read-A-Lot today. Everyone got to hold a frog or touch the snake if they wanted to. Some kids were brave and let the frog sit on their head or face!
Due to a 70% chance of rain tomorrow, K-3 Union School Field Day will be postponed until Thursday, May 18th same time, same place.
Just a reminder if your child will be riding a bus to a different location that is different from their home address you will need to fill out an "Alternative Transportation Form". The form can be found on the school website (https://www.usevs.org/documents/transportation/265177) or can be picked up at the bus garage. This form must be filled out every school year. The form must be filled out and approved BEFORE your child can ride to an address other than home. All forms need to be turned in by August 1st. Any questions please call the Transportation Dept. at 419-294-1952. Thank you!
Cosmic Beats from Elgin Elementary came to visit our K-5 students today. They are fantastic!
More Camp Read-A-Lot pictures
Camp Read-A-Lot is in full swing! Here are some fun pictures.
Attention Parents:
In a continuation of last year all K- 11th grade students will be keeping their Chromebooks over the summer.
- All K-11th grade students will take their Chromebook and power adapter HOME for the summer. This way they will have their assigned Chromebook in their possession at the start of the year since they will keep the same Chromebook.
- We ask the student/parent/guardian to please charge their Chromebook over the summer at a minimum of 1 hour per week. It does not need to stay plugged in 24/7, for those concerned about batteries overheating.
- All Chromebooks will be disabled over the summer, except for those in a summer classes/summer school scenario. This means when a student opens their Chromebook it will not check-in and allow a login.
- Chromebooks will be enabled Mon., August 15th so students can make sure their Chromebook boots up and the student can log in.
- Current seniors turn their Chromebooks in on May 18th to the Tech Office unless they have need of them for makeup work. In which case they would turn them in as soon as that work is finished.
Here a detailed Google Doc with this process:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1X0i-sqXDiEavODylq_H1cAdMVeRnbZWowlRqkCSyrQM/edit?usp=sharing
Thank You