Union Boasts Baseball/Softball Complex

Union Public Schools new baseball/softball complex is nearing completion. The complex is located on the existing baseball/softball complex just west of the Intermediate High School with provisions for boys’ baseball and girls’ softball.

Union Pom Continues Success

TAKING STATE: Union Varsity Pom recently was awarded with first place in the state championship held in Oklahama City. This is the sixth year in a row that the girls have won.

Union Cheer Aids Salvation Army

The spirit department at Union believes that student athletes should give back to the community.

In the past the cheerleaders have taught a variety of clinics at elementary schools, volunteered at Race for the Cure and worked in the clothing closet.

Toward Business

Loren A. Donnell, daughter of Amanda and Troy Donnell MSGT USAF, has been a member of the Varsity Union High Steppers for three years. Donnell has been involved in the dance program for a total of seven years and was an officer on her eighth and ninth grade teams.

Union Has the Height, Width & Distance

The Union Redskins football team is red hot maybe even unbeatable.
The team runs its games like a well-oiled wheel. They play with discipline and athleticism. They are the epitome of high school football.

Seniors Recognized

SENIOR WEEK: Students were recognized recently during Union High School’s Senior Week. This week brings the opportunity for teachers and staff to wish seniors luck in their future. Union Varsity Pom recognized the seniors photographed from left, Devin Colgan, Tristin Stauder and Lacey Ferguson. The squad and coaches wish them luck in their future endeavors.

Cosmic Chemistry Enriches Summer Learning

Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning (McREL), a Denver-based nonprofit, has begun work on a three-year project to design and study the effects of a two-week, summer science program designed to encourage high school students to enroll in chemistry. Creation of the program, called “Cosmic Chemistry,” is supported with funding from the United States Department of Education’s Institute for Education Science (IES).

Union to March in Citrus Bowl

Following a second place at state competition, the Union High School Renegade Regiment is gearing up to participate in the annual Citrus Bowl Parade on Wednesday, Dec. 30, in downtown Orlando, Fla.

Union Student Goes to D.C.

Stephanie Shea McClellan, a 6th grade student at Union 6th and 7th Grade Center, was invited to attend the Junior National Young Leaders Conference held in Washington, D.C. from Nov. 7 through Nov. 12.