Four Union seventh graders won Duke TIP Grand Recognition for exceptional scores in Duke University’s Talent Identification Program - the largest program of its kind in the nation. Since its inception in 1980, more than 2 million students have participated in the Duke TIP Talent Search. continue reading »

The Board of Education on first reading Monday, April 16, considered a change to Board Policy 5032 on weighted grades and class ranking procedures. A decision will be expected during second reading at the Board meeting on May 20. Union is seeking public comment. continue reading »

The Union All-Sports Physicals will be 6 to 8:45 p.m. Wednesday, May 1, at the UMAC. The cost is $20. The event is hosted by the Union Athletic Training Department.

The annual Visual Arts Exhibition - one of the highlights of the 40th annual YouthArts! Festival- kicks off tonight at 5 p.m. The exhibition runs through April 29. Union also will host its fourth annual STEM Expo, featuring the great work going on in kindergarten through 12th grade classrooms across the district. The STEM Expo event will run from 5:30 to 7:30  p.m., in the UMAC. continue reading »

Union Public Schools is considering new start and end times for the 2019-2020 School Year that impact every grade level. Parents are being surveyed about the three options under consideration. The input from this survey will assist the Board of Education in making a final decision at the May 20 Board meeting.  Please complete the survey no later than midnight Wednesday, April 24. If you are a parent or teacher and did not receive a survey, please email webmaster@unionps.org for the link. continue reading »

Union's Fine Arts Department proudly presents the 40th annual YouthArts! Festival, showcasing the creative works and talents of Union students. The event will runs April 22-29. continue reading »

Save the Date: Union Chess Tournament Saturday, April 27 at Union High School! Union students get in free. Entry fee for non-Union students is $15. Stay tuned for details! continue reading »

The Union Extended Day Program will host a summer camp  June 3-August 2 at Grove Elementary School, 10202 E. 62nd, for students currently enrolled at Union Public Schools pre-kindergarten to fifth grade. This year's theme is Summer Jammin'. continue reading »

Trigon, Inc. and Open the World with a Book present Repertory Theatre's production of Spring Showcase - five student-created plays - at 7 p.m. April 22-27 at the Union High School Studio Theater, 6636 S. Mingo Road. Tickets are $5. continue reading »

Boevers Summer Kickoff Family Event!! Thursday, May 2
5:15-6 p.m. Afterschool Showcase
6-7:30 p.m. Art and Writing Show/Family cookout

With a 22-12 win over Sand Springs, Union Softball wins the OSSAA Class 6A Regionals & earn their berth in next week’s state tournament! continue reading »

SENIORS get registered for GRADUATION CELEBRATION by APRIL 30th to be eligible for door prizes, grand prize drawings and pay only $55.

Kids at McAuliffe Elementary School want a new courtyard and they are seeking help from High School kids. continue reading »

Roy Clark Elementary Community Night THIS Friday from 5:30-7:00 p.m. Please plan to be here and enjoy this exciting night with all of us! continue reading »

Ellen Ochoa Elementary hosted a PTA Fun Run on its new playground track today during specials. continue reading »

Lunch time at Ellen Ochoa Elementary. Enjoy! continue reading »

Last night at the STEM Expo UBotics 3507 team members were showing off their robot from this build season. A group of Ranger Robotics (Darnaby) team members came over to check out the robot. A few minutes into the conversation, one of the Darnaby girls sprang up and went to grab their robot. There was a 45 minute discussion of how the robots were built. They were sharing build skills, coding hacks, and build materials. At one point both teams were looking over each other’s engineering notebooks. The older students were very impressed by the knowledge and skills of the 5th grade Darnaby team. A future collaboration is in the works.