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Perhaps you have seen the social media posts or posters about lame excuses for not attending school. The campaign is part of Union Public Schools’ efforts to reduce truancy and engage students so that they attend school.

What can $10 do? Imagine if every Union parent donated at least $10 for every student they have enrolled at Union - that $10 would make a huge impact district-wide. Union Schools Education Foundation is continuing #10ForU - a fundraising campaign created to show how small acts of kindness can collectively make a meaningful difference.

Union Public Schools will dismiss school 40 minutes early on Friday, September 6 to allow teachers additional collaboration time.

Union Public Schools, in a new workforce development partnership with OSU Institute of Technology and Hardesty Family Foundation, is expanding its construction academy for high school students to include coursework on electrical construction and air conditioning/refrigeration.

This meeting is a required workshop for presidents and treasurers of all organizations who are requesting to be sanctioned or are sanctioned to operate outside of the school activity funds.

Yellow lights on a school bus indicate the bus is about to stop. If you’re driving, slow down, prepare to stop, stay alert and watch out for children.

To ensure the safest environment for students and patrons, Union Public Schools has a new clear bag policy for entry into all athletic events.

Union College/Careers will host the annual College Night tonight from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. today at the UMAC, 6836 S. Mingo Road. More than 60 colleges, military and tech-related schools will be there to provide families with college and other information.

Union Public School invites you to visit our school sites during their back-to-school nights, meet teachers and learn more about the offerings and opportunities for students. See dates and times.

Union Volleyball brought their A-game last night, sweeping Bishop Kelley 3-0. See the highlights and snapshots from last night's win. JV & Varsity pics included!

Congratulations to these two awesome fifth graders, Leo and Eli, who won the target gift card for coming to our back to school night!

6th Grade Center: Hooray for Pizza Day! Thank you parents for volunteering today. We appreciate you.

Today is the first Fitness Friday of the year at Roy Clark Elementary. Check out these fourth graders as they run around the school track. Photos

Also check out this Facebook reel of "Duck, Duck Goose."

Union Football kicks off Week 1 in Stillwater! Coming in strong from last week’s win—let’s come home to red stadium lights fellas! Game starts at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 6. Get tickets

HUGE thank you to the anonymous sweet family that sponsored this month’s popcorn day! Because of you guys, every student and staff member will be enjoying a treat this afternoon THANK YOU!

Activities help keep McAuliffe students engaged - from soccer and basketball games in the gym to reading in the media center to painting medallions in art class.

The first grade class taught by Michelle Cagle would like to say "Thank You" to The Pencil Box for donating supplies to their classroom.

The Union 7th Grade Center had more than 90 students receive a Rep the U card this week! Way to go 7th grade! Congrats to our drawing winners this week!

Jarman students first PTA treat day of the year are scratch off bookmarks! All students will be receiving one of these to make in class and take home. Can't wait to see what they come up with. Thanks PTA!

It's game time for our Union Softball team! Catch them in action today at 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the Lincoln Christian Tournament. 

Congratulations to Edward Banegas from Mrs. Robert’s class. He won the book and book buddy at our back-to-school night.

This is your chance to get involved!! Join me, Jill Schumer, aka 2024 Carnival Chair, on the Carnival Committee at  Cedar Ridge.

It’s a sweep! Union Volleyball takes down Bishop Kelley in 3 exciting sets! Huge congratulations to our Redhawks!

Union's Pressley Rutledge just ran 18:21.29 setting a new school record in the 5K, breaking her previous record of 18:27.84 set at the state championships last year.