This afternoon after school we received a threat to United Local School District. At this time officers and administration are investigating the credibility of this threat. While I am not certain at this point if we will have answers prior to school opening tomorrow, i am calling to inform you that we may need to cancel school. I understand that many of you will need to make alternative arrangements should we cancel, so that is the intent of this notification. More information will follow as we gather details.
A huge thank you to the Williams Energy Company for the very generous grant of $2,500 for our food pantry program at United Local Schools. The money will be used to purchase food for students in need.
Huge shoutout to Melissa Costa with the Salem Community Foundation for the $375 cash donation and $375 worth of hygiene supplies for our food pantry program! The donation is from the Nestic family in honor of Henry and Mary Lou Nestic. Thank you for your continued support!
Thank you for your generous donation of 1,500 dollars Dr. Terry Williams of Louisville Kentucky. The food pantry program greatly appreciates your donation.
A group of 8th grade students went on a field trip today to learn more about local non profit organizations and how they service their community.These students intend to serve their school community by building our food pantry.If you would like to donate to this service project please contact the central office.
Mr. Wrask’s 6th grade math class learned about perfect squares and cubes in class. Students used tile squares and a digital cube activity to guide their learning.
Parent teacher conferences will be held next Thursday evening October 13th. You can schedule a time to meet with your child's teacher by calling 330-223-7102. Conferences for the middle school and high school will be held from 2:45 PM-8:45 PM. There will be no school on Friday the 14th.
There will be an informational meeting regarding the 8th grade Washington D.C. trip on October 13th at 7pm in the high school auditorium. Bob Jackson, owner of Traveling Classrooms, will be providing an overview of the trip and will be available to answer any questions.
The United Local Food Pantry group recently toured the Boardman Sam's Club to help gather ideas for how to best manage and run our own food pantry. We would like to thank Jason and Roger at Sam's Club for their time and generous donation of supplies.
United Local 8th graders visited the Career Trades Expo today at the Canfield Fairgrounds and got to experience first hand a variety of skilled trades.
United Local 7th graders visited the Career Trades Expo yesterday at the Canfield fairgrounds.
We would like to thank Jason and Greg from Sam's Club for donating food and meeting with our food pantry group and sharing information about business operations. We look forward to developing this fantastic partnership.
8th grade career expo field trip permissions slips are due Friday, September 16th. The field trip will take place on Thursday, September 22nd at the Canfield Fairgrounds. Reach out to Mr. Wood if you have any questions.
6th grade kiddos showed off their problem solving skills and ability to work in groups to create the largest marshmallow and spaghetti noodle tower!
United Local Middle School students have career exploration opportunities and character education incorporated into their school day. Permission forms will be sent home for all offsite visits.
Middle School Picture day is quickly approaching. Please be sure that we have a valid email address so you will receive ordering information. Please contact the school if you need assistance. 330-223-7102
District activities and offices will be closed this Thursday, August 18, 2022, until 3 pm for electrictiy repair and service. We appologize for any inconvience.
Congratulations to Kaleb Nastari!
After claiming the state championship title in the 800 meter run on June, he has been invited to run in the New Balance Outdoor Nationals contest at Franklin Field in Philadelphia. Go Kaleb!
Congratulations to our fifth grade award recipients of The President's Award for Educational Achievement. This award is given to a student who has shown tremendous growth and demonstrates unusual commitment to learning in academics despite various obstacles.
Congratulations to our fourth grade classrooms did a great job directing, prop making, and performing their classroom's play for the rest of their grade.