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UCPS 2019 Graduation Schedule

The UCPS graduation schedule is now available. Please click HEREto view.

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College Readiness Resource Center

As college application season kicks into high gear, Union County Public Schools is providing a new and free resource to help middle and high school families with applications, course planning and information about college board assessments.

The UCPS College Readiness Resource Center opened Oct 1, just time for the start of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application period. The center, which is located at the Monroe Library (316 E. Windsor St.), will operate by appointment only on Mondays and Thursdays from 4-7 p.m., and Saturdays from 1-3 p.m.

For more information, visit the College Readiness and Innovation webpage.

To sign up, parents are strongly encouraged to set up appointments through an online system scheduling system https://calendly.com/ucpscollegereadiness.

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How to Obtain an Official Copy of Your Transcript

Union County Public Schools offers a secure and convenient online way to request and receive a student's transcript. We do not accept faxes, e-mails or phone requests. To request a transcript electronically click, Online Student Records and Payment System. Upon completing the online request form, you will receive a confirmation e-mail when your request has been received. Once your request has been processed and mailed your payment will be processed and you will receive an e-mail confirmation and receipt.

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Feature Stories

With AVID program, East Union Middle students set their sights on college

One of Union County Public Schools’ long-term outcomes, as outlined in the district’s strategic plan, is ensuring all students are equipped to succeed in college, career and life. It’s a goal that looks past simply getting students to a college and instead places a laser-like focus on ensuring their success long after they arrive to the campus. It’s also a goal that has paved the way for the Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) program, which is now being implemented at East Union Middle as well as Marshville and Wingate elementary schools.

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Spotlight on EmpowerED: PRMS teacher uses technology and data to engage students

Each month, UCPS features an EmpowerED classroom to show how we're transforming learners into leaders through meaningful connections, collaboration and creation. See how Porter Ridge Middle teacher Donna Irvin uses technology in her classroom to leverage data and engage students.

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North Carolina First Lady learns about heart dissections from HSA at Monroe Middle students

The Health Sciences Academy at Monroe Middle, which opened only one year ago, has a unique collaboration with Atrium Health and an innovative curriculum that exposes middle school students to the clinical and operational aspects of healthcare. The program has grown so popular that it even caught the attention of North Carolina First Lady Kristin Cooper, who traveled to the middle school from Raleigh to get a glimpse of the students in action.

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UCPS Facebook Live session helps families explore career readiness options

On Nov. 13, UCPS hosted a Connect and Chat Facebook Live event to provide families with helpful information as they plan for their students’ high school courses and future careers. In addition to discussing the variety of courses offered through the district’s Career Readiness program, several teachers and students shared information about their respective programs, answered questions and discussed the benefits of participating in career academies and pathways.

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