We are excited to announce our Students of the Month for April. 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.
Now Enrolling: Lumbee Tribe Boys & Girls Club Summer Program 2025!
Looking for a fun, safe, and enriching summer experience for your child? The Lumbee Tribe Boys & Girls Club Summer Program is now open for registration!
Who Can Join?
Students who live in Robeson, Hoke, Scotland, or Cumberland County and were in grades K–11 during the 2024–2025 school year.
When?
Camps will be held at various times throughout the summer; perfect for working families and busy schedules!
Cost:
Just $100 per student for an unforgettable summer full of learning, activities, and new friendships!
Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity!
EOG Prep Help for Parents of 3rd - 6th Grade Students!
If you weren’t able to attend our Title I Transition Night, no worries, we’ve got you covered!
We shared helpful resources for preparing your child at home for the upcoming EOG tests, which begin next week. Your child can practice reading, math, and science test items by visiting this website:
https://data.ncsu.edu/nctest/NCTestRel.html#StudentSignIn
Every little bit of practice makes a difference! Thank you for partnering with us to help your child feel confident and ready.
Thank You, San Jose Mexican Restaurant in Pembroke, NC!
A huge thank you to San Jose Mexican Restaurant for providing a delicious lunch for our faculty and staff in honor of Staff Appreciation! Everything was absolutely amazing, from the first bite to the last, and your generosity truly made our day extra special.
We are so grateful for your support and kindness!
Attention Parents, Students & Fellow Survivors of the School Year!
Please begin making preparations now for an early dismissal on the LAST DAY! (Because let’s be honest, no one’s mentally present after lunch anyway.)
Mark your calendars, set your alarms, and prepare for one final backpack packing; then it’s freedom for all!
Attention 2nd & 3rd Grade Parents!
If your child received a Read to Achieve Summer Reading Camp application and you have not yet returned it, please make sure to send it back tomorrow. Applications will NOT be accepted after tomorrow.
Thank you for helping us support your child’s reading success this summer!
We hope to see you Tuesday evening at our Transition Night. Come meet your child's teacher(s) for next year and receive textbooks and materials to start the year strong.
We are excited to announce our Students of the Month for April. 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.
End-of-Year Awards Celebrations Begin This Week!
If your child received a letter from their teacher indicating they will be receiving an award, we hope you’ll make plans to join us in celebrating their achievement! We will begin with 2nd–5th grade students on Thursday, May 15th.
We’re proud of all our students and can’t wait to celebrate their hard work. See you then!
We hope to see you Tuesday evening at our Transition Night. Come meet your child's teacher(s) for next year and receive textbooks and materials to start the year strong.
Attention 2nd & 3rd Grade Parents!
If your child received a Read to Achieve Summer Reading Camp application and you have not yet returned it, please make sure to send it back tomorrow.
Applications will NOT be accepted after Tuesday, May 13th.
Thank you for helping us support your child’s reading success this summer!
Happy Mother's Day to all of our Tiger Moms and Grandmothers! Have a wonderful day!
I want to sincerely apologize for accidentally leaving out two very important sponsors in my original post for Teacher Appreciation Week. A huge thank you to Belinda Mauney and Victoria Smith-Strickland for providing a delicious breakfast for our staff! Your kindness and generosity were truly appreciated by everyone, and I regret the oversight in not recognizing you earlier.
We are so grateful for all of our supporters who made the week special—it wouldn't have been the same without each and every one of you!
On behalf of the Union Chapel teachers and teacher assistants, we would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our administrators, community stakeholders, and everyone involved in planning for Teacher Appreciation Week. Everything was truly appreciated!
A special thank you to our generous sponsors: County Commissioner Mrs. Judy Sampson, PSRC Board Member Mr. Terry Blake Locklear, Pembroke Waste Collections, UCES PTO, McNeill's Concession, Pittman's Outdoor Pest Control, Union Chapel Community Baptist Church, and Union Chapel Holiness Methodist Church.
Thank you all for making our teachers and staff feel so valued and supported!
This message is for students who ride Bus 195 (Mr. Gen’s bus). Due to mechanical issues, the bus will be delayed this afternoon. Students on this route will be arriving home later than usual. Thank you for your understanding and patience.
We continue with Day 5 of Teacher Appreciation Week. This is the last day we will highlight a group of teachers, assistants, and support personnel. We have an awesome group of instructional leaders and we want to celebrate them for all they do to make Union Chapel School a great place to learn!
Here's to our Exceptional Children's department, resource teachers and our support staff.
Our Exceptional Children's teachers and assistants blend the roles of educator, case manager, advocate, and specialist. They must tailor everything they do to meet each child where they are and help them thrive. They design and deliver highly individualized instruction based on each student’s Individualized Education Program, work with students who have a wide range of disabilities, and work with smaller groups or one-on-one, allowing for intensive support. That's a lot to juggle, but they do it effortlessly.
I think it's safe to say that resource teachers get all the love. Their classes offer a much-needed break from academics and allow the students to focus on their creative side in art and music and they can let off some steam in PE. These teachers are unique in that they get to work with every single student on our campus. That's a lot of names and personalities to remember. We commend these teachers for a job well done.
Our support staff works with special populations in our school. They are not in a regular classroom; usually, these teachers and assistants pull small groups of students to work with. They are the ones who have the flexibility to help out all over campus whenever an emergency arises or a vacancy occurs. We appreciate this group for being able to work under various working conditions throughout the day.
We cannot thank these staff members enough for the hard work they put into ensuring the success of their students. Take a bow!
Spreading Kindness: Better World Week in Action
Academic Coach Darline Scott recently took part in Better World Week through EL Education, securing a $300 stipend to make a meaningful impact. With the funds, the school created thoughtful care packages to share with the local community.
Joined by the 5th Grade Beta Club and Guidance Counselor Cindy Chavis, Coach Scott led a heartwarming visit to Genesis Healthcare in Pembroke. Students delivered the care packages to residents and brought along plenty of smiles and good conversation.
The residents were thrilled to receive the gifts, but it was the students' presence and kindness that truly made their day. It was a beautiful reminder that small acts of care can create a better world, one connection at a time.
Enjoy more photos from our 2nd Grade Butterfly Garden.
Enjoy more photos from our 2nd Grade Butterfly Garden.
Enjoy more photos from our 2nd Grade Butterfly Garden.
