UCPS will operate using Non-Traditional Instruction (NTI) days starting Monday March 16 and extending through Friday April 17th. This will be a total of 4 weeks of NTI instruction (April 6-10 is still scheduled as Spring Break and we will not have NTI instruction that week).
For NTI day assignments, students in all grades K-12 will complete a mix of paper packets and online work. Elementary students will have mostly paper packets; middle & high school students will have mostly online lessons.
All schools will be closed for this five-week period based on the Governor’s recommendation.
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As we get back into the swing of school this week, we encourage you to drive safely around our school busses 🚌. Remember STOP means stop 🛑.
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UCHS is looking for a College Coach! This position is through AmeriCorps. Must have a Bachelor’s degree, excellent communication and organizational skills, and mentoring experience.

The college coach will assist high school students with selecting, applying to, and being accepted to a college or career of their choice. This involves hosting school-wide activities and mentoring core students from each grade level (9th-12th grade), as designated by the member’s site supervisor.

Create an account and apply online at https://my.americorps.gov/mp/recruit/registration.do
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January is School Board Member Appreciation Month. If you see one of our Board of Education members, please take a moment to thank them for their service!
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The Kentucky Commissioner of Education is seeking applications to be considered for appointment to the Union County Board of Education. You are invited to nominate yourself or someone you know who is qualified to serve on the Union County Board of Education representing Educational Division #3.
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During the September regular meeting of the Union County Board of Education, the Board will hear comments from parents who are advocating for home-schooled children to be allowed to participate in the public school system’s sports programs.  The Board wants to allow opportunity for those on both sides of this issue to be able to express their opinions prior to placing it as an item on a future Board agenda.
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An amendment to the Kentucky Administrative Regulation added new immunization requirements beginning with the 2018-2019 school year. For the upcoming school year, ALL Kentucky students will be required to have the Hepatitis A vaccine and students 16 and older will be required to get a meningitis booster.

It’s imperative to start preparing now because the Hepatitis A vaccine is given in two doses that are six months apart. In order to have both doses before school starts, students should get their first dose this month. Students will be required to have to at least have the first shot to enroll.

Parents and guardians are strongly encouraged to begin now in scheduling immunizations for their children to avoid potential shortages that may result from the large number of children who will require these shots.
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Union County Schools will be participating in
KY Safe Schools Week October 15-21, 2017. Together we can “Get Involved and Get it Solved” STOP the Bullying! Union Co. Schools and the Kentucky Center for School Safety stand on the belief that everyone should enjoy school equally and be treated with respect. Community members, educators, students and parents are encouraged to get involved during KY Safe Schools Week.
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