This is a friendly reminder that hearing and vision screenings will take place tomorrow for students in 1st, 3rd, and 5th grades. If your child wears prescription glasses, please be sure they bring them to school with them tomorrow. Thank you for your cooperation!
Please make plans to join us for tonight's Title 1 Parent Night (Family Engagement Literacy Night). We hope to see you then.
We are excited to announce our Students of the Month for October. These students were chosen by their teacher to represent their class based on exhibiting outstanding behavior.
Congratulations to them all! If your child received a Tiger yard sign to proudly display for the month, please send in their picture so they can be recognized online.
We're excited to announce that our cheerleaders earned 2nd place in the 1st - 6th grade division at the Robeson County Parks and Recreation Spirit Night Competition! 🎉
Come out and support them as they cheer at Parent Night tonight, November 12th at 5:30 p.m. in the school gymnasium. Let’s show them some love and cheer them on as they continue to shine!
‼️CORRECTION‼️ The original Title 1 Parent Night flier has the correct date but not the correct day.
Title 1 Parent Night is tomorrow, Tuesday, November 12th at 5:30 p.m. in the cafeteria. Please make plans to join us.
Native Americans wear moccasins to honor their ancestors and Indigenous peoples worldwide. On Friday, November 15th, we will ROCK OUR MOCS in observation of National Native American Heritage Month. Participate if you are able.
Health screenings for first, third, and fifth graders will be Wednesday, November 13th. If your child wears glasses, please make sure they wear them to school on that day.
Title 1 Parent Night is Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. in the cafeteria. Please make plans to join us.
There will be NO SCHOOL tomorrow due to Veterans Day. Take the time to remember the men and women who have served in our military. If you see a veteran or soldier on Veterans Day, be sure to thank them personally for their service to our country.
Enjoy more photos from our costume parade.
Enjoy more photos from our costume parade.
Enjoy more photos from our costume parade.
There's no tricks, just treats here at Union Chapel Elementary School. These Tigers look absolutely fa-boo-lous in their Halloween costumes. We had a fang-tastic time during the costume parade! Thank you to all of the boos and ghouls that joined in.
Enjoy more photos from our costume parade.
Enjoy more photos from the hayride!
This is how we roll at Union Chapel Elementary School. I hay-t you missed out on all this fall fun, but we had an ex-straw-dinary time on the hayride!
THANK YOU to our drivers, Mr. Delton and Mr. Scottie! Our students really enjoyed themselves.
Report cards for the first nine weeks of school will be going home tomorrow. Please be on the lookout for them and go over the contents of the report card with your child.
We’re excited to remind you about the hayride and Halloween costume parade happening tomorrow, October 31st! Participation in each event is just $2.00. All students can wear costumes to school, even if they're not in the parade. Please ensure that costumes are school-age appropriate, and remember, no face masks are allowed.
Please share this information if you know anyone in need this holiday season.
Mrs. Beth Locklear’s second grade class recently wrapped up their Module 1 lessons on “What is School and Why is School Important.” As part of this engaging unit, students created their own books titled, "The Most Important Thing About School." They collaborated in research groups to explore the challenges that students face in various countries, focusing on unique learning environments like Boat Schools, Tent Schools, and Doorstep Schools. After thoroughly researching these topics, the students edited and revised their books and then shared their work with Ms. Wanda Jones' kindergarten class, presenting their findings and insights with enthusiasm.
