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Parent Academy Digital Notebook
Parent Academy Digital Notebook. Click the link above to view the Parent Digital Notebook and find many resources to assist students and families.
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Dual Language Immersion
Click for more information about the Dual Language Program from staff, students, and families.
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UCPS Extended Learning Resources for Students and Staff
Students and Families can access grade level resources for continued learning.
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Peachjar Digital Flyers
We have launched a new electronic flyer communication tool called Peachjar. To view school-approved digital flyers, simply click the Peachjar button on our website.
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Follow Us On Social Media
We want all our Eagles Families to be aware of what is happening in the school and any upcoming events. Please take a few moments to follow us on social media. This slideshow gives you all the important links.
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Parent Teacher Organization
East Elementary PTO welcomes you to the 2019-2020 school year! We are excited to begin this year with our new effort to start the East Elementary PTO. Parents, Guardians, and Teachers will work with Mr. Lasher and the administration to enhance our school spirit and come together to serve our school community. There are many ways to get involved. Contact Ms. Cirfe in the front office for details.
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UCPS to hold six bond information meetings
On Nov. 8, Union County voters will decide on $134,405,000 million in school bonds. UCPS will hold six informational meetings about the 2022 bond package and explain the bond history in the county, why we need this bond and the 10-year plan to address capacity, new construction and facility upgrades and renovations.
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Union County Public Schools announces 2021-2022 accountability results
Union County Public Schools (UCPS) and the North Carolina State Board of Education has announced academic and school accountability results for the 2021-2022 school year.
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First day of school, welcome back!
On Monday, Aug. 29, about 40,700 UCPS students returned to the classroom for their first day of school. As students made their way to their new classes, met their teachers and made new friends, school hallways that had been empty for months were now bustling with activity throughout the district.
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Superintendent Dr. Andrew Houlihan shares back-to-school message
On Monday, Aug. 29, UCPS will welcome more than 40,000 students to the 2022-2023 school year. Teachers, principals and staff are excited about new opportunities to provide high-quality and engaging instruction for our students.
