On Thursday, Oct 29, the UEHS orchestra travelled to all four U-E elementary school to play spooky music!
Mrs. Yacobelli's 1st grade class at CFJ put on a wonderful Halloween Poetry Slam today!
A sneak-peek of some of the tasty treats being offered during Movie Night at Tiger Ventures tonight!
Trunk or Treat at AGM was a blast!
The students in Nick Schuldt's 1st grade class persevered in a great walk to the Cider Mill and learned about the history of the Cider Mill, how apple cider and donuts are made there, and many other awesome facts about how the Cider Mill operates and runs as such a staple of our community. Students were treated to Cider Mill donuts and apple cider at school afterwards! It was a great, beautiful day and trip!
Congratulations to Melissa Sorensen on her appointment as Chairperson of the NYSUT School-Related Professionals (SRP) State Advisory Committee for the 2026–2029 term.
At the 2026 NYSUT SRP Leadership Conference, Melissa delivered the opening remarks, helping kick off the conference and its focus on the contributions of school-related professionals across New York State. In her role as Chairperson, she will help lead the committee’s work representing SRPs who support students, schools, and communities in a variety of roles.
Congratulations to Melissa on this professional achievement!
At the 2026 NYSUT SRP Leadership Conference, Melissa delivered the opening remarks, helping kick off the conference and its focus on the contributions of school-related professionals across New York State. In her role as Chairperson, she will help lead the committee’s work representing SRPs who support students, schools, and communities in a variety of roles.
Congratulations to Melissa on this professional achievement!
Mrs. Guccia’s Education Class is heading to SUNY Cortland!
Designed for students interested in pursuing a career in education, this class, called the College Teaching Academy, offers the opportunity to earn college credit while exploring the teaching profession. Today, students are visiting SUNY Cortland to meet with professors and tour the campus! Throughout the course, students also gain valuable hands-on experience in Union-Endicott classrooms, helping prepare them for their future careers in education. Interested in exploring this pathway? Contact your school counselor to learn more about participating in the future!
Designed for students interested in pursuing a career in education, this class, called the College Teaching Academy, offers the opportunity to earn college credit while exploring the teaching profession. Today, students are visiting SUNY Cortland to meet with professors and tour the campus! Throughout the course, students also gain valuable hands-on experience in Union-Endicott classrooms, helping prepare them for their future careers in education. Interested in exploring this pathway? Contact your school counselor to learn more about participating in the future!
Lots of fun at the CFJ Fall Fest!
🎃 Pumpkin Power at Tiger Ventures! 🎃
Our advisory classes put their creativity on full display for a friendly pumpkin decorating competition! The best part? Every single pumpkin was proudly grown right in our very own Tiger Ventures Community Garden.
Check out some of our students' amazing designs! Which one gets your vote?
Our advisory classes put their creativity on full display for a friendly pumpkin decorating competition! The best part? Every single pumpkin was proudly grown right in our very own Tiger Ventures Community Garden.
Check out some of our students' amazing designs! Which one gets your vote?
Tiger Ventures is hosting Family Movie Night!
Relax and enjoy a family-friendly film on October 29 from 6:00-7:00pm at Tiger Ventures!
Please RSVP in the following link by October 27:
https://forms.gle/AKzY6Hk18rhMoMBQ6
The West Corners Food Pantry and Pop-Up Clothing shop will be open as well!
Relax and enjoy a family-friendly film on October 29 from 6:00-7:00pm at Tiger Ventures!
Please RSVP in the following link by October 27:
https://forms.gle/AKzY6Hk18rhMoMBQ6
The West Corners Food Pantry and Pop-Up Clothing shop will be open as well!
On Friday, to express U-E's commitment to fulfilling student's career ambitions and in accordance with NYS Portrait of a Graduate, UEHS Career Counselor Olivia Pasquale invited Matthew Schofield from Binghamton University to speak to young entrepreneurs about pathways to business success!
Matthew is the 2nd guest speaker Olivia has coordinated for the UEHS 'Portrait of a Tiger' program. Stay tuned for more exciting news regarding 'Portrait of a Tiger'!
Matthew is the 2nd guest speaker Olivia has coordinated for the UEHS 'Portrait of a Tiger' program. Stay tuned for more exciting news regarding 'Portrait of a Tiger'!
Students in Miss Andrus's 4th grade class have been learning all about New York State Geography, and this week they got to use what they learned and make their own map of New York State!
Students helped make the salt dough, shaped their maps, and painted the different major features they learned about onto their maps!
Students helped make the salt dough, shaped their maps, and painted the different major features they learned about onto their maps!
Students at TJW had a blast at Autumn Fest last night! #Tigerpride
All are welcome to the first annual Dick Testa Community Clean Up!
When: Sunday, October 25 from 10:00am - 12:00pm
Where: The Union Endicott District Office parking lot
Gloves, bags, and pickers will be provided. Pizza and drinks at noon!
When: Sunday, October 25 from 10:00am - 12:00pm
Where: The Union Endicott District Office parking lot
Gloves, bags, and pickers will be provided. Pizza and drinks at noon!
U-E Tigers Visit JFS 6th Graders!
In keeping with UE’s mission of building family and community connections, some student-athletes from the high school paid a visit to the 6th graders in Mr. Hamlin and Mr. Kizis' classes on Friday, October 16. It was a great day, filled with spirit and Tiger Pride. The young men and women shared the responsibilities that go along with being a student-athlete and stressed the importance of setting goals. In addition, they provided the 6th graders with some very helpful advice on how to become successful in middle school discussing topics such as homework, organization, and asking for extra help.
The student-athletes re-enforced the importance of being involved, making friends, ways to handle bullying, and what Tiger Pride means to them. They also answered many questions the 6th graders had for them about life at both JFS and UEHS. The “Big Tigers” acted as role models and are a true testament of what U-E Tiger Pride is all about. Most of all, everyone had a good time learning and sharing with each other.
In keeping with UE’s mission of building family and community connections, some student-athletes from the high school paid a visit to the 6th graders in Mr. Hamlin and Mr. Kizis' classes on Friday, October 16. It was a great day, filled with spirit and Tiger Pride. The young men and women shared the responsibilities that go along with being a student-athlete and stressed the importance of setting goals. In addition, they provided the 6th graders with some very helpful advice on how to become successful in middle school discussing topics such as homework, organization, and asking for extra help.
The student-athletes re-enforced the importance of being involved, making friends, ways to handle bullying, and what Tiger Pride means to them. They also answered many questions the 6th graders had for them about life at both JFS and UEHS. The “Big Tigers” acted as role models and are a true testament of what U-E Tiger Pride is all about. Most of all, everyone had a good time learning and sharing with each other.
Drip N' Sip is open for business!
The student-run café at Tiger Ventures, Drip N' Sip, officially opened for the year on October 14th! Tiger Venture students did an incredible job building a brand-new café bar and cart to kick off the season, thanks to the Town of Union.
To celebrate the full opening, students collaborated in our Food Lab with Mrs. Supa from the Cornell Cooperative Extension to make delicious Cinnamon Swirl Coffee Cake.
The student-run café at Tiger Ventures, Drip N' Sip, officially opened for the year on October 14th! Tiger Venture students did an incredible job building a brand-new café bar and cart to kick off the season, thanks to the Town of Union.
To celebrate the full opening, students collaborated in our Food Lab with Mrs. Supa from the Cornell Cooperative Extension to make delicious Cinnamon Swirl Coffee Cake.
George F. Johnson Elementary has been hosting Food Fridays, giving our teachers and staff the opportunity to purchase a little treat from local businesses during the school day!
Our staff has absolutely loved having something fun to look forward to, and it’s been a great way to support local businesses while treating our hardworking teachers!
If any businesses are interested, they can contact Courtney Hine at chine@uek12.org
Our staff has absolutely loved having something fun to look forward to, and it’s been a great way to support local businesses while treating our hardworking teachers!
If any businesses are interested, they can contact Courtney Hine at chine@uek12.org
There’s nothing quite like the sights, smells, and tastes of fall! Over the past few weeks, Mrs. Yacobelli’s first graders at CFJ have been busy exploring all things APPLES!
Our classroom has been filled with hands-on learning, delicious smells, and lots of excitement as the children rolled up their sleeves to make homemade applesauce and several yummy apple pies!
The learning didn’t stop in the kitchen! After making our tasty fall treats, the children put on their author's hats and wrote step-by-step directions explaining how to make applesauce and apple pie. Along the way, they practiced important first-grade writing skills, including handwriting, sequencing, and using proper writing conventions.
We mixed learning with a little cinnamon, a sprinkle of teamwork, and a whole lot of fall fun! What a delicious way to learn!
Our classroom has been filled with hands-on learning, delicious smells, and lots of excitement as the children rolled up their sleeves to make homemade applesauce and several yummy apple pies!
The learning didn’t stop in the kitchen! After making our tasty fall treats, the children put on their author's hats and wrote step-by-step directions explaining how to make applesauce and apple pie. Along the way, they practiced important first-grade writing skills, including handwriting, sequencing, and using proper writing conventions.
We mixed learning with a little cinnamon, a sprinkle of teamwork, and a whole lot of fall fun! What a delicious way to learn!
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