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Unionville Elementary teacher authors a book series highlighting the country’s national parks

A Unionville Elementary teacher has accomplished a great feat, she wrote a children’s book. Alongside her husband, Rusty, global studies teacher Mindy Reed recently authored, “Project: Parks” a book series that follows the adventures of a fictional family’s trips to national parks around the country.

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Middle school students sharpen financial literacy skills, discover new science experiments at summer camp

Students at the Porter Ridge Middle summer learning camp diving into science. Each day, students are participating in hands-on activities that are teaching them about creativity and collaboration, all while having fun.

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Administrative changes for the 2021-2022 school year

Union County Public Schools is pleased to announce the following administrative changes for the 2021-2022 school year.

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Board of Education extends Dr. Houlihan’s contract, commends work during COVID-19 pandemic

The Union County Board of Education voted unanimously to extend Superintendent Dr. Andrew G. Houlihan’s contract until June 30, 2025. The vote took place at the July 13 meeting in open session.

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Effective Aug. 1, masks will be optional for UCPS students and staff

At the July 13 meeting, the Board of Education voted to make masks optional for students and staff, on all school campuses, effective Aug. 1.

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UCPS staff provides update on CAC-Diversity recommendations

During the July 13 Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Dr. Andrew Houlihan and senior leaders provided an update on the CAC-Diversity recommendations.

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UCPS Summer Learning Camp provides active and fun learning environment for students

Union County Public Schools Summer Learning Camp is well underway and the program is more than just a traditional classroom learning setting. This free six-week camp for K-12 students that began in June and will end July 29, boasts endless activities that keeps students engaged.

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Feature Stories

Unionville Elementary teacher authors a book series highlighting the country’s national parks

Middle school students sharpen financial literacy skills, discover new science experiments at summer camp

Administrative changes for the 2021-2022 school year

Board of Education extends Dr. Houlihan’s contract, commends work during COVID-19 pandemic

Effective Aug. 1, masks will be optional for UCPS students and staff

UCPS staff provides update on CAC-Diversity recommendations

UCPS Summer Learning Camp provides active and fun learning environment for students

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