Enjoy more images from today's Red Ribbon Week event.
It's the rally, y'all...the Red Ribbon Week Rally, that is! This week, as part of Red Ribbon Week, we are raising awareness about drug prevention and promoting healthy lifestyles among our students. We are encouraging the Union Chapel community to take a stand against drugs, foster discussions about the dangers of drug use, and promote positive choices.
Today, we are rallying in red by painting Union Chapel red all over.
Well, you can just butter me and call me a biscuit, cause I have spotted the cutest cowboys and cowgirls this side of the Mississippi!
This week, as part of Red Ribbon Week, we are raising awareness about drug prevention and promoting healthy lifestyles among our students.
We are encouraging the Union Chapel community to take a stand against drugs, foster discussions about the dangers of drug use, and promote positive choices.
Today, we are giving drugs the boot by wearing our best Western wear. Yee-haw, ya'll!
This week we will celebrate Red Ribbon Week. Red Ribbon Week is celebrated to raise awareness about drug prevention and to promote healthy lifestyles among youth. The campaign encourages communities to take a stand against drugs, foster discussions about the dangers of drug use, and promote positive choices.
We encourage all students and staff to participate in our daily dress-up themes that highlight the importance of staying drug-free.
Attention Parents: NC Check-Ins #1
Tomorrow marks the start of the NC Check-Ins for students in grades 3-6. Students will be assessed in reading and math, with science included for 5th graders.
Please ensure your child arrives at school on time so they can enjoy a nutritious breakfast and be fully prepared when testing begins.
These assessments are important for tracking your child’s progress in these subjects. Encourage them to do their best!
Thank you for your support!
This week is School Bus Safety Week. School Bus Safety Week is celebrated to raise awareness about the importance of school bus safety for students, parents, and drivers. It aims to educate the community about safe practices when boarding and exiting buses, the rules for crossing the street safely, and the need for drivers to be vigilant when near school buses.
The week serves as a reminder of the vital role that school buses play in transporting children safely to and from school, while also promoting responsible behavior among everyone involved. It’s a great opportunity to reinforce safety messages and ensure that children understand how to stay safe on and around buses.
The first nine weeks will end on Thursday, October 24th. To allow teachers time to wrap up all necessary end of the nine weeks tasks, there will be NO SCHOOL on Friday, October 25th due to a teacher workday. All students will return on Monday, October 28th.
We are excited to announce our Students of the Month for September. 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.
As part of Digital Citizenship Week, here are some family-friendly tips to help kids spot fake news and decode media messages.
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Although this AWESOME group of ladies will be honored later in the year, we can't let National School Lunch Week come to an end without recognizing the ones who make it all possible. We appreciate our cafeteria staff for making sure our students have a healthy and nutritious lunch each day. This mid-day meal is just what kids need to finish the school day strong!
So, THANK YOU once again to (from left to right): Denise Brayboy, Christina Locklear, Alecia Oxendine, Edith Woods, and Doreen Locklear. Union Chapel Elementary School has a treasure in you! Not pictured are Kim Locklear and Vachel Locklear.
We are excited to announce our Students of the Month for September. 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.
As part of Digital Citizenship Week, here are some family-friendly tips to help kids fight cyberbullying and other mean online behavior.
In their most recent language arts unit, our first grade students brought to life classroom tools and habits of character as they worked collaboratively to solve a classroom design challenge and answered the unit guiding question: "How do we create a magnificent thing?"
In small groups, students planned, created, and revised a "magnificent" thing that fulfills a classroom need.
The students shared their magnificent things and written pieces with their classmates and other classroom visitors during an end-of-module celebration.
We love to see this creative thinking and collaboration going on inside our classrooms! Awesome job, first grade students and teachers!
THANK YOU to everyone who came out and supported McDonald's Night last night. It was a huge success and all money raised will benefit our PBIS program. We appreciate all of our stakeholders who take a vested interest in the students at Union Chapel Elementary School. Thank you once again.
Enjoy more images from UNITY Day.
Today is Unity Day. On the third Wednesday of October, we wear and share the color orange because it is a color associated with safety and visibility.
For years, bullying was justified with expressions such as, “Bullying is a natural part of childhood,” “Bullying makes kids tougher,” or “Bullying is a rite of passage.” The goal of Unity Day is to bring together youth, parents, educators, businesses, and community members across the nation to emphasize the message that bullying is not acceptable and that all students deserve to be safe in school, online, and in the community.
For too long, the response to bullying has been silence and those who were bullied felt that no one cared. The simple act of wearing orange shows that youth experiencing bullying are not alone. The goal of wearing and sharing orange is to empower those who are bullied, and everyone around them, to speak up and reach out with kindness, acceptance, and inclusion.
THANK YOU to everyone who wore orange today to say that bullying is not ok. Tigers always #CHOOSEKINDNESS.
Today, our third grade classes attended the Robeson County Agricultural Awareness Day at the Southeastern NC Agricultural Events Center. This event is a partnership between the Public Schools of Robeson County, the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, and the Robeson County Farm Bureau.
The event aims to teach students about the importance of agriculture in their daily lives. Students visited stations, each focusing on a different aspect of agriculture, including:
corn, small grains, cotton, soybean, poultry, beekeeping, horticulture, dairy, livestock, and nutrition.
We appreciate all those who organized this event. It was a valuable learning experience for our students.
Enjoy more images from Robeson County Agricultural Awareness Day.
We will celebrate Red Ribbon Week from Monday, October 21st through Thursday, October 24th. Flyers went home today announcing each day's dress-up theme. Encourage your child to participate to show that together we can combat substance abuse and promote healthy, drug-free living.
As part of Digital Citizenship Week, here are some family-friendly tips to help kids' personal information stay safe, private, and secure while online.
