Happy Appreciation Day to our Coaches! Thank you for your time and the effort that you provide to our students and our sports programs. We appreciate all of your hard work helping our athletes succeed in learning a mindset that they will carry with them through the rest of their life. “A good coach can change a game.
A great coach can change a life.” Quote by: John Wooden
22-23 Elementary Yearbooks For Sale
Miss Wilmoth's class and Mrs. Grimm's class used what they learned about the Scientific Method and making observations to create a lemon volcano!
Elementary Picture Day is Tomorrow 10/5/2023 Preschool - K5
Thank you for all of the support that you give to our staff and students on a daily basis. We appreciate all of your hard work in making sure our school is a clean place for education.Happy Appreciation Day to our Custodians! We would also like to show our appreciation to our hard working afternoon custodians! *Not Photographed* We would be a mess without you!
Elementary Picture Day 10/5/2023
The High School Cheerleaders started our morning off greeting students as they were dropped off.
Yesterday the fifth grade visited the nature trail again for some outdoor learning. We had special guests, Heather Mercer and Adam Zorn from the University of Mount Union, and Pete Conkle and John Beilhart from the Columbiana County Water and Soil department. They shared their knowledge of life science with the students!
4th grade had high school students visit today to share their leadership roles that they hold in sports, academics and community service groups.
To conclude the unit on plant structures and lifecycles, Miss Wilmoth's class learned how different varieties of apples are created and did a taste test to determine their favorite.
First graders in Mrs. Garn's class have been learning and observing the life cycle of Monarch Butterflies. Today we released a butterfly that we watched grow from a caterpillar to the chrysalis and finally an adult butterfly! 🦋🦋🦋🦋
Happy Appreciation Day to our United PTO! We are UNITED in our appreciation for all that you do! Thank you for all of the support that you give to our staff and students. From putting on book fairs, nerf nights, truck or treats, Santa shops, Valentine celebrations, and all of your help with running our Carnival Day last year.
Building update- we want to thank Hammond construction for sharing some recent drone pictures with us. Great progress!
We would like to say a big thank you to the New Garden Methodist Church, for their Generous donation to the United Local School District’s lunch program. We have an amazing community willing to help out our students.
Reminder of 2 Hour Late Start on 9/27/2023
Congratulations to senior Addyson Blazer! Each week, Beck’s recognizes high school athletes who demonstrate that they are a Player with Heart. At Beck’s, we are and will remain, Farmers at Heart™. Addyson Blazer was nominated as a Beck’s Player with Heart for her commitment and passion on and off the court. Her favorite part about high school sports is the family aspect within the team and the feeling of having the community behind you. Also representing the community in a positive way. To Addyson agriculture gives her a sense of belonging. Both of her parents were heavily involved in ag, and she has been involved since she first learned to walk. Addyson is involved in Yearbook committee, President of NHS, Principals Advisory Council, 4-H president, Jr. Fair committee, soccer, and basketball. Her future plans are to continue her academic and athletic career and major in mathematic so she can pursue a career in actuary sciences. Please take a moment to click on the link provided to listen to her interview. https://brownfieldagnews.com/becks-player-with-heart-ohio/
Thank you to ourSenior Football players who greeted our students this morning and helped with arrival.
Upcoming Jostens Picture Day, Preschool - Grade 5
This week 4th grade has been learning about 9/11 and first responders. We had community leaders speak to our 4th graders about their service roles & how they help others. Today we visited Mount Union and toured the campus, giving our students a taste of what college could be like & what leaders do while they are there. Our final stop of the trip was at Silver Park to view the 9/11 memorial. It has been a fun and busy week for our 4th grade leaders!
Yesterday the 5th grade classes spent the afternoon at the nature trail. They put their skills to the test as they rotated through different stations. They were able to build a Perch and Plant and a Tracking Plot, as well as learn about the soil from Mr. Pete Conkle and identifying plants, insects, and trees with Mrs. Heather Mercer. It was a great day spent learning and building at our nature trail!