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  • Mr. Spencer’s phone message to Shiloh families on 10/19/18:
     
     
    Good evening Shiloh families, this is Mr. Spencer with a few reminders. First, please note that our school now utilizes the Ident-a-Kid check-in/check-out system in our main office. This system is used in schools across UCPS to ensure an added layer of safety and security with the adults visiting our campus. You will need to have your driver's license with you in order to use the system in the event that you are coming on campus to visit or to check-out your child. This system uses the license to run background checks on our visitors. Thank you for your assistance and patience as we implement this system at Shiloh in order to continue to maintain a safe campus.
     
    Speaking of safety, many of you have met Deputy Hancock, our School Resource Officer, from Union County Sheriff's Office. Deputy Hancock is highly visible on our campus, and we are very lucky to have him as a wonderful resource for our school. He is well-known in the community, and everyone at Shiloh appreciates not only his support and positive presence, but also the great partnership that Union County Public Schools has with the Union County Sheriff's Office.
     
    Please remember that next Tuesday, October23 will be an Early Release Day. Buses will run and lunches will be served. Students will be dismissed at 11 AM, so please have dismissal plans in place for your children. Picture re-takes and club pictures will also take place on October 23.
     
    Report cards will go home with students on Wednesday, October 24.
     
    Friday, October 26 will be our annual #ShilohReads day and our Character Day Parade. This is a special day during which we celebrate reading at Shiloh. The parade is for students only, and letters have been sent home with students regarding the parade. Please contact your child's teacher for any questions about the parade.
     
    Lastly, the annual Vickie Johnson Cancer Walk will take place on Saturday, October 27 from 8-11 AM on our track. Come support this important cause, as all proceeds for the event,  including the prizes for the event, will benefit the American Cancer Society.
     
    Thank you and have a good night.
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  • Shiloh families: Please note that our Literacy Night has been moved to the Spring. We will inform you of the date once it has been determined. Thank you.
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  • Parents- Please be advised that we now have a new computerized check-in system in our office. All visitors to campus will need to have their driver’s license with them in order to sign into the system. Thank you as we work to maintain a safe campus for our students.
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  • Family Volunteer Day is a national day of service that celebrates the power of families who work together to help others in need. Sponsored by The Walt Disney Company, and Points of Light, Shiloh was chosen as 1 of 100 projects from around the country to receive a grant to support our efforts!
    We will be hosting a BOOK DRIVE/SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE to benefit teachers and students in Eastern North Carolina who have been directly impacted by Hurricane Florence.
    Please use this link to sign up to help with this event. 
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  • The annual Vickie Johnson Cancer Walk will take place on Saturday, October 27 from 8-11 AM on the Shiloh track. We hope to see you at this important event, as proceeds will benefit the American Cancer Society.
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  • 2019-2020 Calendar Survey

    We want to hear from you! Union County Public Schools is conducting a survey to gather input for the 2019-2020 calendar. We encourage you to participate and learn more about the calendar planning process. The survey will close Sunday, October 21 at midnight.  If you receive an error message, please try refreshing your page or changing Internet browsers.  Thank you for your cooperation.

    School Calendar Requirements   UCPS School Calendar Guidelines  State Law GS_115C-84.2
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