Tomorrow, we will continue celebrating Red Ribbon Week by laying off drugs and alcohol. Wear your lei or other Hawaiian clothes to show everyone that Union Chapel Tigers know how to "Be Kind to Our Minds and Live Drug-Free!" See the image below for a complete list of our daily dress-up themes.
Today we celebrated Red Ribbon Week by teaming up against drugs and alcohol. By wearing our favorite team shirt or jersey, we show everyone that Union Chapel Tigers know how to "Be Kind to Our Minds and Live Drug-Free!"
Tomorrow, we will continue celebrating Red Ribbon Week by teaming up against drugs and alcohol. Wear your favorite team t-shirt or jersey tomorrow to show everyone that Union Chapel Tigers know how to "Be Kind to Our Minds and Live Drug-Free!" See the image below for a complete list of our daily dress-up themes.
Today we celebrated Red Ribbon Week by saying "PEACE OUT" to drugs and alcohol. By wearing peace signs and tie dye, we show everyone that Union Chapel Tigers know how to "Be Kind to Our Minds and Live Drug-Free!"
Flyers went home today announcing that there will be NO SCHOOL on Friday, October 27th due to a teacher workday. Enjoy your extra long weekend!
Today our students were treated to a guest speaker, Ms. Mari Melecio, the owner of several Melecio's Mexican Restaurants located throughout Robeson County and North Carolina. Ms. Mari gave an inspirational speech to the students and staff about her journey to America; from speaking no English to working her way up to become the successful businesswoman she is today. We would like to thank Ms. Melecio for coming to our school and offering such encouraging words to our students.
Life needs more hayrides. Ensure your child can participate in our Fall Hayride next Thursday, October 26th by sending in $2.00. Flyers are going home today, so check those backpacks. I would "HAY-T" for them to miss out on all this fall fun!
Today was UNITY Day. We wore orange, the TIGERS' favorite color, to unite for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. Wearing orange today sent a visible message that Union Chapel believes no child should ever experience bullying. Thank you to everyone who participated. #UnityEveryDay
Today was UNITY Day. We wore orange, the TIGERS' favorite color, to unite for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. Wearing orange today sent a visible message that Union Chapel believes no child should ever experience bullying. Thank you to everyone who participated. #UnityEveryDay
UNITY Day is tomorrow. Wear and share orange to unite for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. Let's send a visible message that Union Chapel believes no child should ever experience bullying. #UnityEveryDay
Flyers are going home today to announce the dress-up days for Red Ribbon Week, which will be October 23rd - 31st. Red Ribbon Week highlights the importance of living a drug-free life. It presents an opportunity for parents, educators, and communities to reinforce the drug-free messages to share with their children throughout the year. Let's show everyone that Union Chapel Tigers know how to "Be Kind to Our Minds and Live Drug Free!"
Keep up with the happenings at Union Chapel Elementary School with this week's newsletter:
https://www.smore.com/z7pe9
This is a reminder that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Tomorrow, we encourage all students and staff to wear pink to honor breast cancer survivors, remember those lost to the disease, and support the progress being made to defeat breast cancer. Let's paint Chapel pink!
Also, pictures taken at Grandparents' Breakfast were sent home today. If a picture was taken, please make sure you get it from your child and share it with their grandparent(s).
Unity Day is Wednesday, October 18, 2023. Wear and share orange to show you are united for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. #UnityEveryDay.
This is a reminder that tomorrow is a half-day teacher workday. School will be dismissed at 11:30 a.m., so please plan accordingly.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. On Friday, October 13th, we encourage all students and staff to wear pink to honor breast cancer survivors, remember those lost to the disease, and to support the progress being made to defeat breast cancer. Let's paint Chapel pink!
Today for Indigenous Peoples Day, we wore Indigenous Peoples attire or orange t-shirts. Why orange? Of course orange is the favorite color of the Union Chapel Tigers, but it has become the color associated with starting discussions about issues important in Indigenous communities, such as the ill-fated history of residential schools. We love orange because it symbolizes sunshine, truth-telling, health, regeneration, strength, and power. Today, wearing our Indigenous attire and the color orange paid tribute to the strength and beauty of Indigenous cultures. We appreciate everyone who participated.
Say CHEESE! Fall Picture Day is next Monday, October 16th. Information is being sent home with all students today detailing the picture taking and buying process. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact the school.
Keep up with the happenings at Union Chapel Elementary with this week's newsletter:
https://www.smore.com/64ju7
IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR BUS 49 FAMILIES: Tomorrow, October 6th, Bus 49, Mrs. Darlene Chavis' bus, will be a second load in the morning and afternoon. Please make the necessary arrangements for this change. If your child rides this bus and their grandparents are meeting them for breakfast tomorrow, please let them know that there may be a delay. Thank you.
