Enjoy more photos of our Tigers in their Halloween costumes.
Enjoy more photos of our Tigers in their Halloween costumes.
Today was the last day of Red Ribbon Week. We wore our Halloween costumes to say "Boo!" to drugs. We showed everyone that Union Chapel Tigers are not afraid to say no to drugs and yes to a drug-free life. Thank you to everyone who helped support our Red Ribbon Week celebrations. Although the dressing up was fun, we want to stress the importance of Union Chapel students being drug-free...for now and for life.
There will be hearing and vision screenings tomorrow for first, third, and fifth grade students. Parents, if your child wears glasses, please make sure they take them to school tomorrow. If the nurse finds a concern with your child's hearing or vision, a letter will be sent home.
This is a reminder that there will be NO AFTERSCHOOL TUTORING today. If your child normally stays for tutoring on Tuesdays, please make arrangements for them. Thank you.
Tomorrow will be the last day of Red Ribbon Week. Wear your Halloween costume and say "Boo!" to drugs. Show everyone that Union Chapel Tigers are not afraid to say no to drugs and yes to a drug-free life.
Remember that all costumes must be school-appropriate and masks and face paint are not allowed.
Today we celebrated Red Ribbon Week by showing our school pride and living a drug-free life. By wearing our school colors, orange and black, we show everyone that Union Chapel Tigers know how to "Be Kind to Our Minds and Live Drug-Free!"
There will be NO AFTERSCHOOL TUTORING tomorrow, October 31st. If your child normally stays for tutoring on Tuesdays, please make arrangements for them. Thank you.
Enjoy more photos from the PBIS field trip to the Lumber River State Park.
Enjoy more photos from the PBIS field trip to the Lumber River State Park.
A group of students used their PBIS points to purchase a field trip to the Lumber River State Park in Orrum, NC. The students were able to hike the trails and see an abundance of wildlife and plant life. They also got to sit on the deck and enjoy the scenic views of the only blackwater river in the state.
The park rangers talked with the students about fire safety and then the students enjoyed a picnic lunch. Afterward, they wrapped up with a little playtime on the grassy area under the canopy of trees which included a few rounds of horseshoe.
We appreciate our Student Support Staff for providing this opportunity for our students. We also want to thank the park rangers for a remarkable day and the Youth-in-Parks Environmental Education (YIP-EE) Project for providing the funding to pay for our transportation.
Enjoy more photos from Make a Difference Day.
National Beta Club is an academic honors program with a strong emphasis on community service. Their motto is "Let Us Lead by Serving Others."
Our Beta Club members participated in the Union Chapel Community's Make a Difference Day by spreading the message that Union Chapel Elementary School believes that all students should live a drug-free life and that no child ever deserves to be bullied. We appreciate these students for being visible, not only in our school but also in our community.
Enjoy more photos from our hayride.
"They see us rollin', they hay-tin'..."
To enjoy the wonderful fall weather, our TIGERS were treated to a hayride on Thursday. We appreciate our community volunteers, Mr. Harold Locklear and Mr. Prestwood Jacobs for providing this fun experience. Thank you to our Parent Teacher Organization for planning this fun event.
Tomorrow, we will continue celebrating Red Ribbon Week by showing our school pride and living a drug-free life. Wear our school colors, orange and black, 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.
On Thursday, we celebrated Red Ribbon Week by laying off drugs and alcohol. By wearing our lei or other Hawaiian clothing, we showed everyone that Union Chapel Tigers know how to "Be Kind to Our Minds and Live Drug-Free!"
This is a reminder that there will be NO SCHOOL tomorrow due to a teacher workday. Please mark your calendar now for Parent-Teacher conferences which will be next Thursday, November 2nd from 3:30 - 6:00. Teachers will be available to discuss your child's first nine weeks report card. Enjoy your extra long weekend and we will see all students Monday morning.
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!"
