Congratulations to Ty Hickok! He is now certified as an Autodesk Certified User: AutoCAD®. This industry recognized certification earns Ty 4 points toward his 12-point graduation seal in Engineering. Way to go, Ty!!!
Our TV Studio class produces a daily newscast along with feature stories via YouTube. You can click Subscribe to get notifications whenever new video segments are available. Check out WUHS on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/c/WUHSUnitedHighSchoolTVStudio
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
SATURDAY - UNTED FALL AUCTION:
Our Annual Fall Auction will take place in the high school cafeteria TOMORROW at 6:00 p.m. All proceeds go to support Prom & After Prom. Use door #4 along route 9 OR door #14 in the rear of the building. To preview the list of auction items to be available , go to: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T95UUYeH-Ak7fldVfZBQ7B79G9N6n_jt/view?usp=sharing
Thank you KIKO Auctions for running our annual auction and thank you to all of our auction sponsors!
Maddox Andrea set a new Boys Soccer school record for career goals Tuesday night! He scored three goals against Beaver Local putting his career total at 104 goals! The previous record was held by Johnathan Logan at 103! Congratulations!
Art students in 8th grade and advanced art enjoyed creating stenciled Halloween/ fall
t-shirts from freezer paper and bleach.
Mr. Gentry's 8th grade intro to agriculture class has been learning about misconceptions in agriculture. To start the unit, groups researched common misconceptions in animal agriculture such as tail docking of sheep, clipping needle teeth in piglets and showing animals for exhibition. groups were tasked with determining factual information on both sides of the issue and then choosing a aside as a group. The unit will be wrapped up by watching Food, Inc. To learn how marketing strategies and persuasion techniques are used to taint the agriculture industry!
Matilyn Zines is headed back to the OHSAA State Girls Golf Tournament at the Gray Course in Columbus October 12-14. She shot a new school record of 73 to tie for first place. She played in a three hole playoff for seeding purposes and ended up in second place. Congratulations and Good Luck!
October FFA Meeting was a success! 45 chapter members voted on important chapter items and then participated in a pumpkin carving contest. Classes will vote tomorrow to see the winners of our most original, FFA theme, and spooky! Check out some of the creations 🎃
October FFA Meeting was a success! 45 chapter members voted on important chapter items and then participated in a pumpkin carving contest. Classes will vote tomorrow to see the winners of our most original, FFA theme, and spooky! Check out some of the creations 🎃
October FFA Meeting was a success! 45 chapter members voted on important chapter items and then participated in a pumpkin carving contest. Classes will vote tomorrow to see the winners of our most original, FFA theme, and spooky! Check out some of the creations 🎃
Congratulations to Matilyn Zines on becoming the first golfer in school history to be back to back OHSAA Sectional Golf Champion. She shot an 80 last year and a 78 this year to attain this honor. She competes on Monday, October 2 at Good Park in Barberton in the District Tournament as an individual. The top three teams and top three individuals will advance to the State Tournament in Columbus. Good luck, Mati!
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!
FALL AUCTION BOOK PREVIEW:
The annual Junior Class Fall Auction is on Saturday, October 7 (just one week from tomorrow). To preview the auction items booklet, click on the link below. Thank you to all of our sponsors and contributing donors.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T95UUYeH-Ak7fldVfZBQ7B79G9N6n_jt/view?usp=sharing
8th grade students did an amazing job on their presentation on the colony of Connecticut!
Students in Agriculture, Food and Natural resources class are currently in the FFA Unit. A big portion of Ag. Ed. Is a year long project that students create, keep records on and learn really world skills in career areas that interests them. Today, they began exploring those options by category! Some ideas include starting a Lawncare business, work for a laboratory testing facility, start an equipment repair business, raise and sell purebred dogs,grow vegetable to donate to food pantries or work at a grain elevator to name a few examples!
Congratulations to Gavin Coffee! He is now certified as an Autodesk Certified User: AutoCAD®. This industry recognized certification earns Gavin 4 points toward his 12-point graduation seal in Engineering. Way to go, Gavin!!!
Congratulations to Justus Lewand! He is now certified as a Microsoft Office Specialist - Word Associate Microsoft 365 Apps! This certification adds 3 points toward his graduation seal in Business. Way to go, Justus!!!
Congratulations to Nathanial Hall! He is now certified as an Autodesk Certified User: AutoCAD®. This industry recognized certification earns Nate 4 points toward his 12-point graduation seal in Engineering. Way to go, Nate!!!
Our Plant & Animal science agriculture students traveled to Columbiana on this perfect day to evaluate soils for agriculture use at the FFA District 3 soil judging Career development event (CDE)! Students determined land slope, soil texture and determined best management practices for the land around the soil pit. We love hands on learning! 🌱
