We love to celebrate our students, congratulations on your happy mail!
Art Day festivities.
Sidewalk art, then we did a directed drawing of the Statue of Liberty since we have been learning about American Symbols!
Our ABC countdown to the end of school has begun!! Today we celebrated the letter A!! Extra Art in class today!
6th grade taking advantage of the beautiful weather yesterday and completed their work outside!
Dear parent(s)/guardian(s),
We are excited to invite your student to our summer programming this year, Discovery Camp. Students must have been enrolled in Kindergarten through sixth grade during the 2023-2024 school year. Discovery Camp will be held for six full days this year on June 11th-13th and June 17th, 18th, and 20th from 9:00-3:00 at West Union Elementary School with students able to attend one camp or both. Discovery Camp is no cost. Breakfast and Lunch will be provided daily and there is no cost for meals. We will be offering shuttle bus service from all three attendance areas. This year, Discovery Camp will have the following offerings: Discovery Camp - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xQ8Ngoc2JyXAmCM2TjUfokgEhZ5rUHsowZsn9N3iyLo/edit?usp=sharing. Sign your student up here in this Google Form: https://forms.gle/yePY7yRRZAk682bG7 by the May 17th deadline. Complete one survey per student.
We look forward to seeing you at Discovery Camp!
Discovery Camp Counselors and ACOVSD Administration
STEM fun in sixth grade math class!! Putting our critical thinking skills to work!
An Exceptional Achievement Award recipient is recognized for services he/she has provided during school year to ensure students with disabilities achieve personal, social, or academic goals of the highest standards. Only a limited number of individuals or groups from throughout the five-counties served by Region 14 are recognized with this honor.
We are very pleased to announce that Carla Grooms, a West Union Elementary Paraprofessional, has been selected to receive the 2024 Exceptional Achievement Award.
Please join us in congratulating Carla! We cannot thank her enough for the hard work, service, dedication, and love that she gives our students!
The Forty-First Annual Exceptional Achievement Award Recognition Ceremony will take place on April 25, where Mrs. Carla will be recognized!.
Last Call
Parent Input for Student Placement for the 24-25 School Year:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdLAG7ujR7NoOMgh6IA4h8QQLM350MOz0YWvmoUgIX18yiETQ/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0
Lots of fun and fourth grade math, putting our fraction skills to the test by making slime!
One fish, two fish, we can count 100 fish!
Plant and animal cell stations in 6th grade lab today!
We are excited to welcome these 1st graders to the AR club!
Due to the expected weather this afternoon, we will be releasing two hours early. For pick up riders our gate will open at 12:45, buses will leave the building around 1:15 today. All afternoon and evening activities have been canceled. Thank you so much for your understanding.
Huge thank you to our PTO and all our families that participate in their fundraisers (cookie dough, Texas Roadhouse Rolls, etc...) they have just purchased this amazing Gazebo and will be adding in benches!! Our students will be able to enjoy class outdoors more often!
6th grade shared some bonding time with friends as they enjoyed some roller skating and bowling with friends!
First grade headed into break with a fun STEM science lab!
Experimenting with my "PEEPS"!
West Union Proud-we have an amazing music department at our HS and today they shared their talent with us!
Congratulations to John Grooms, our top earner in the heart healthy challenge! Who will this young man choose to slime?!?!
Continuing our partnership with our wonderful community 2nd grade had two visitors today.
Tammy Unger used her knowledge as a nurse to talk about growth and development. She discussed how our bodies change, and the cycle of life.
The Honorable Judge Brett Spencer, and Bailiff Kris Fite spent time with us discussing rules and laws. They talked about the courthouse, jurors, and what the responsibilities of a Judge and Bailiff are.
We love having special guests in our classrooms. Our students are lucky to have community members who are willing to share about their expertise.
March madness round one is in the books getting closer to a champion!
