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UCPS Summer Hours

Union County Public Schools is operating on a summer schedule. Our offices are open Monday –Thursday, from 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. and closed on Friday.

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Summer Meals at Monroe Middle and East Union Middle

School Nutrition Services will offer nutritious meals this summer at no charge. Meals will be served at Monroe Middle and East Union Middle, June 12 - August 10 (Monday -Thursday) from 12 p.m - 1 p.m. No meals will be served during the week of July 4.

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Career and Technical Education Summer Camps

The Union County Public Schools Career and Technical Education Department will hold summer camps for rising eighth and ninth graders. Spaces are still available for the following camps--Computer Engineering, Aerospace, Multimedia, 3D Innovation and Design, Engineering Technology, Robotics, Veterinary Science and Girls in Engineering. Click here for registration information.

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UCPS staff collaborates to navigate its way through literacy

Three hundred UCPS principals, assistant principals and curriculum staff flooded Cuthbertson High School this week for the Summer Instructional Leadership Institute, the school district’s annual three-day professional development conference.

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Rocky River Elementary tackles summer slide with "Reading on the Go"

Every summer, schools across the country grapple with ways to deal with the "summer slide" – the months-long span during the summer when many children forget some of what they’ve learned during the academic year. But Rocky River Elementary School staff thinks they may have found a solution.

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Poplin Elementary music teacher hangs up her baton after 20 plus years in the classroom

UCPS recently celebrated its retirees at a luncheon held on June 14. Check out this story about a Poplin Elementary teacher who will retire with 34 years of state service, and click on the link in the story to view pictures from the retiree celebration.

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UCPS Grads: Parkwood High School senior takes steps toward lifelong goal of being a surgeon

Thanks to years of focus, determination and hard work, Songia Wynn will attend Duke University this fall on a full scholarship. After she receives her bachelor's degree, she plans to attend Duke University School of Medicine and then pursue a residency while specializing in thoracic surgery.

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