Check out the exciting opportunities during the summer program at the public library!
Thanks for being a Career Fair Supporter for our 6th grade Career Fair on May 9th!
West Union High School will be offering sports physicals on Tuesday, April 29th for any current 6th - 12th grade student interested in playing school sanctioned sports during the 2025-2026 school year.
Instructions for 6th-Grade Students:
Transportation (Bus Riders): If your 6th-grade child rides the bus, they will be transported directly to West Union High School for their physical.
Transportation (Parent Drop-off): If you will be dropping off your 6th-grade child, please bring them to West Union High School no later than 7:30 AM.
On-Site Guidance: Mrs. McCann will be present at the high school to guide all 6th-grade students to the designated location for their physicals.
Deadline: Please ensure that the completed physical forms are returned by Monday, April 28th.
For any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact the school at 937-544-2951 or Kaylee Newman, Athletic Trainer, at 937-217-1773.
Thank you to the Career Fair Supporters! It is not too late to sign up!
Jacob Rhodes from TrueTrac spoke with students in the Entrepreneurship and Sales Career classes today.
He shared valuable insights on profit margins and gave students a behind-the-scenes look at the world of entrepreneurship.
The final day for the PTO fundraiser is Friday, April 4th More information can be found at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PAWkWr2trVLg5EXJrBkHc_OFOQwlE0Nf/view?usp=sharing Thank you for supporting our school!
This is West Union Elementary. Power has been restored. Dismissal will proceed as normal. Thanks to the staff at West Union Elementary, West Union High School, and the Ohio Valley Career and Technical Center for stepping up and helping out today. We are blessed with great people who are there for our students!
This is West Union Elementary. Due to the storms last night there has has been a power trans There been a power outage and the elementary does not have power. We are transporting students to the high school and the CTC to have classes there. At this time dismissal will go as normal with students being dismissed from West Union Elementary. In the event that changes are required we will communicate those changes at that time. Please note that due to not having electric we are unable to receive or make calls. Elementary
Preschool applications for the 2025-2026 school year are now open. Visit https://www.ovsd.us/page/preschool for details on the steps needed to apply.
Students in the Aeronautics Career Class had the privilege of Thomas Zachman sharing his experience with rockets and the future of aviation.
Paul Worley, Director of Adams County Economic and Community Development, spoke to students today about his career, the different career opportunities in Adams County and the importance of working hard in school.
Dr. Adam Zeigler from SOMC West Union Pediatrics visited West Union Elementary today and spoke to the students about the career of a Pediatrician. The students were highly engaged and very interested in his career.
Awesome job to the students that participated in the District Math 24 competition. Special recognition to Eli McCann for placing 2nd in 6th grade, Wyatt Caldwell for winning 5th grade and Colton Storer for placing 2nd in 3rd grade. Great job!
The STEM club ended the year with an exciting visit from Family Traditions last week. The students were thrilled with getting to get up close and personal with the animals.
Shaylee Pennywitt from the Adams County Health Department shared with students about her role and other careers related to counseling. Thanks for all of your help with our students!
Fantastic job for all of the 5th and 6th grade band students who participated in the 2nd Annual Honor Band at Peebles High School!
Shoutout to our Ag students who presented to the Facilities and Transportation Committee on Friday! They broke down the pros and cons of robotic mowers and shared which ones they thought would work best. Awesome job showing off your research and overcoming your apprehension of public speaking.
Huge shoutout to this awesome group of teachers who helped make our STEM Club a success! Your time, energy, and creativity gave students hands-on experiences they'll never forget. Thanks for making learning fun and inspiring the next generation of problem solvers! Not pictured is Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Greene.
Mrs. Foster and students from the Culinary Arts program at the Ohio Valley Career and Technical Center provided students with a hands on and tasty experience in the Service Careers Class today.
Congratulations to Estelle Parks and Eli McCann. Both students qualified for the State Science Fair! Eli also received the Ohio Tuition Trust Award. Great job and best of luck at state!
