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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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Unity in the Community
โWe can teach students segregation lessons about Little Rock Central High School and Brown vs. the Board of Education, but we donโt always talk about how history affected our school,โ says Mr. McMurray, 8th grade social studies teacher about East Unionโs 8th grade studentsโ Unity in the Community cross-curricular project.
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Project-based learning takes off at East Union
Science, agriculture, and the community have all come together for a science project that has EUMS students doing some creative and analytical thinking!
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Plant Power!
8th grade science students participating in the "Plant Power" biofuel potato experiment.
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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.
