Literacy Nights is a program at the Brown County Public Library in Sardinia to help strengthen literacy skills in a fun and engaging manner. See flyer for more information!
Field Day 2025!
Please complete this form to sign up your current Kindergarten - 6th grade student for Discovery Camp 2025 - June 9-13 from 9:00-3:00! Complete 1 form per student.
https://acovsd.jotform.com/251314374559864
The Edge of Appalachia Preserve System is excited to announce their FREE Summer Explorer's Club! See flyer for more information or call 937-544-2880 ext 15 to register.
After months of hard work, the Code Scholar Club successfully shared their bots today at the Code Scholar event held at Southern State Community College in Hillsboro. The event provided an opportunity to meet notable individuals, showcase their creations, and learn more about Computer Programming at SSCC. Congratulations to Brynn Chamblin (3rd place for Creativity), Leon Copley (Shane Shope Award recipient), and Eli McCann (2nd place for Presentation) for their achievements in the competition. A special thank you to Amber Chamblin, Aaron McCann, and Stacy McCann for their dedicated efforts in making this event a success. Great job, everyone!
Thank you for supporting our 2025 Career Fair!
Thank you for supporting our 2025 Career Fair!
Thank you for supporting our 2025 Career Fair!
Thank you for supporting our 2025 Career Fair!
Thank you for supporting our 2025 Career Fair!
Thank you for supporting our 2025 Career Fair!
Thank you for supporting our 2025 Career Fair!
Thank you for supporting our 2025 Career Fair!
Thank you for supporting our 2025 Career Fair!
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Discovery Camp 2025
Our Entrepreneurship students had a fantastic opportunity today to learn from Janie Roades, owner of The Queen Beanery Coffeehouse in Peebles! Janie shared her inspiring journey, starting as an employee in 2014 and realizing her dream of buying the business in 2023. She spoke candidly about the challenges of running a small business but highlighted the joy she finds in connecting with people from around the globe.
As we close our Staff Appreciation Week, we wanted to recognize the following staff. First, our Reading Teachers do an awesome job of providing interventions for students who are struggling readers. They are focused on finding a way for their students to be successful readers. I also want to recognize our Student Monitor, Emily McCarty, who takes care of many essential tasks behind the scenes. Our 5th and 6th grade teams prepare our students as they move from elementary to high school. Our intervention specialists and support staff work diligently to ensure our students have the support they need to be successful. Finally, we would like to recognize our custodians and bus drivers. The recognitions this week has shown that it takes the entire staff working together to teach and support our students. Each one of them plays a vital role in educating the students of West Union. Thank You!
As Staff Appreciation Week reaches Thursday, I wanted to recognize the following groups for all that they do for our school. Our Cross Category Teams, who provide specialized support, are passionate and caring as they work to teach life skills and help students be successful in the general education classroom. It is a hard job, but they know that they are truly making a difference every day. We also want to recognize our Encore teachers for expanding our students' knowledge and experiences and working with all students K-6th. We also want to recognize Mr. Schmitz, who has been a huge help this year and we greatly appreciate his contributions. Finally, I would like to recognize the 3rd and 4th grade teams who are instrumental as students begin to learn content knowledge in a much deeper way. You all do such an amazing job and make West Union Elementary a better place!
Shawnee State University is offering an exciting opportunity for our 6th grade students. See flier for more information!
Today is Wednesday of Staff Appreciation Week! We want to recognize the 1st and 2nd grade teams as well as the office staff. The 1st and 2nd grade teams move our students from learning to read to reading to learn in just a few short years! Both teams go out of their way to make their students feel special. I also want to recognize the office staff who keep the school on track, work with our students and help keep our students healthy and safe. Thank you all for all that you do!
