District Open House - Union-Scioto Local School District

August 2012
Ross County Fair Edition
District Open House
August 14
2012-13 SCHOOL CALENDAR
8/13
8/14
8/15
8/31
9/03
10/03
10/19
Junior High Kick-Off
11/01
August 2
2:30-7:30
11/02
*Schedules/Yearbooks available
11/07
*8th Graders can pick up
11/12
schedules from 6:00-7:30
11/22-23
*A dance will be held from 6:00-7:30
11/26
7th & 8th Unioto Students Only
12/05
12/20
Preschool Open House 12/20
August 20 6:00-7:00
12/21
**First day of Preschool is 1/02
1/03/12
Monday, August 27
1/17
1/18
Kindergarten Camp
1/21
August 1-3
2/06
9:00-11:30
2/18
3/06
3/08
Breakfast/Lunch Prices
3/29-4/01
for 2012-2013
4/02
Breakfast K-6: $1.00 7-12: $1.00 4/03
Lunch
K-6: $2.25 7-12: $2.50 5/01
Milk
$.50
$2.75 5/12
5/17
5/20
District School Hours
Grades 1-6: 6:00-7:00
Grades 7-8: 7:00-8:00
Grades 9-12: 7:00-8:00
Frosh Orientation: 6:00-7:00
Elementary: 8:00—2:40
Junior High: 8:00—2:30
High School: 8:00—2:30
Issue 9
Teacher Work Day
Teacher Work Day
Student’s First Day
Teacher In-Service
No School—Labor Day
2-hr. Early Release (PD)
End of 1st Nine Weeks
Conferences, Evening
No School—Conferences
2-hr. Early Release (PD)
No School—Veteran’s Day
Thanksgiving Break
School Resumes
2-hr. Early Release (PD)
2-hr. Early Release
End of 2nd Nine Weeks
Winter Break Begins
No School—Work Day
School Resumes
Conferences, Evening
No School—Conferences
No School—MLK Day
2-hr. Early Release (PD)
No School—President’s Day
2-hr. Early Release (PD)
End of 3rd Nine Weeks
Spring Break
School Resumes
2-hr. Early Release (PD)
2-hr. Early Release (PD)
Graduation
Student’s Last Day
Teacher Work Day
**2 hour early release days are scheduled for
teacher professional development (PD)
**If make-up days are necessary, they will
occur during the year or be added at the end
of the school year.
Bus Routes for the 2012-2013 School Year
Bus #4
All of St Rt 104
Yellowbud
(Fowler, Congress St,
Canal St.)
Swaney Road
Lutz Road
Layton Road
Westfall Road
Williamsport Pike
Pennyroyal
VA Housing
Bus #5
Clinton Road
Arlington
Sherman Heights
Kenowa Village
Teachers Kids
Woodland Way
Pleasant Valley East
Bus #6
Hopewell Heights
Anderson Station Road
Flint
Moccasin
Tee Pee Trail
Arrow
Chief Lane
Bow Circle
Camp Drive
Feather Circle
Peace Pipe
Mound
Goodale
Bus 7
Gulfview
Slate Mill
Summer Hill
Bus #8
North Fork Village
Leeds Road
North Fork Drive
Marvin Court
Page Road
Zeigler Road
Coventry Court
Edwards
Anderson Court
Applegate Apartments
Scioto Woods I &II
Bus #15
All Stone Road
(Gleason and Cooks
Trailer Park)
Kenwood Trailer Park
Bus #16
Pleasant Valley Trailer
Park
Challenger
Discovery
Shuttle
Atlantis
West Reihle
Apollo
Gemini
Handicap Student
Bus # 17 Noon Pre-School
Western Ave
Stanhope
Professional Drive
Autumn Woods Apt
Woodland Drive
Valley Drive
Falcon Drive
Robin Court
Meadowlark Drive
Towhee Lane
Bunting Court
Tanager Court
Meadow Way
Stone Trace
Granite Cliff
Almahurst Drive
Ridge Drive
Hanover Drive
Stoneridge Drive
Timberview
North Creek Apartments
Bus #18
Union Heights
(Cypress, Ash, Burr
Oaks, Hawthorne, Old
Elm, Grabill Court,
Birch, Rosewood)
Jefferson Woods
(Woodview)
Andersonville Road
Old St. Rt. 104
Sandusky Blvd.
William
John
Harry
Lowery Lane
Infirmary
Pickaway Ross &
Zane Trace (AM/PM)
Bus #19
YMCA (Day Care Only)
Corner of High Street
and Allen Street
Borlands Crossing
Zickafoose
Reservation Circle
Bus #20
Cattail
Clearview
Forest Drive
Cattail Apartments
Albright Mill
Morrison
All St. Rt. 207
Rinkliff
Biers Run
Bus #21
Maple Grove
Steiner
Blazer
Mt. Carmel
Sulphur Lick
Bus #22
All of Egypt
McDonalds Road
Bowdle Road
Union Lane
Perserve Way
Terrace Road
Bus Routes for the 2012-2013 School Year
Bus #23
Adena Road
Orange Street
Lake Drive
Yaples Orchard
Mcintosh Court
St Margarets
Neenah Street
Pine Street
Appleton Drive
Sherman Road
Tiffin Street
Old Gas Company
Open Enrollment Stop
Bus # 24
Polk Hollow
Alum cliff
Kern Lane
All Plyley’s Lane
Bradford
Nelson Drive
Woodland Heights
Apartments
Lake View Apartment
RCCA
Bus # 29
Westland
Overbrook
Tiffin
Pioneer School Students
1—Follow all directions
given by the driver.
Bus questions or concerns,
please contact Joan Muntz
at 773-4102 Ext. 116 or
773-3485.
Bus #28
Pleasant Valley
Road West
Bennett Drive
Willkie Drive
Roosevelt Drive
Brown Ave.
Rich Street
Wallace Drive
Wright Street
McNary Street
Long Lane
Rolling Meadows
2—Throw all trash in the
trash can.
3—No tobacco products
on the bus.
4—Remain seated while
the bus is moving.
5—No eating, drinking,
or chewing gum on the
bus.
6—Inappropriate language is not permitted
on the bus.
Bus #25
All St. Rt. 550
Barnhart Drive
Pleasant Valley Manor
(Vernon Drive,
Marvin Drive)
Kinnamon Lane
Bus #27
Cross Creek Apartments
Copperfield
Witter
Patrician Court
Patrician Drive
Creek View
Willow Creek
Bus Rules
7—Intentional damage to
the bus may result in
immediate or permanent
removal from the bus.
8—Keep all body parts
inside the bus at all
times.
**All routes and buses are
subject to change if there is a
need.
**All handicap buses if
needed will transport a handicap student, no matter where
they live.
9—Fighting on the bus
or at the bus stop may
result in loss of bus riding privileges.
10—Do not throw anything on the bus or out
of the bus while riding.
11—Sit in your assigned
seat and face the front.
Elementary School Supply Lists
These are the supplies your child will need for school. Please label all items with your child’s name. School supplies need to be sent in
during the first week of school or brought during open house. These items are used on a daily basis. Some of these items may need to be
replaced periodically throughout the school year.
Kindergarten
Classroom fee payment will
provide supplies for Kindergarten students. Each
teacher will have the items
for his/her students at the
start of the school year.
First Grade
Required Items:
1 school box
(standard size preferred 8 x 6)
1 box of 8-24 count
crayons
(no glitter crayons)
1 pair of scissors
(prefer Fiskars
brand)
1 8 oz. bottle of glue
(no glitter or colored)
Third Grade
Required Items:
1 book bag
1 box of 24 count
crayons
(no glitter crayons)
1 pair of scissors
(prefer Fiskars
brand)
10-12 #2 pencils
w/ erasers
1 large pink Pearl
eraser
2 glue sticks
Fifth Grade
Required Items:
1 pair scissors
#2 pencils
2 pocket folders
1 spiral notebook
1 box of colored
pencils or crayons
3 packs white notebook paper (wideruled)
2 box of tissues
2 packs of eraser
caps
1 pack of dark dry
erase markers
1 Package of pencils
2 glue sticks
2 Expo dry erase
markers
1 box of tissues
1 box of baby wipes
Optional:
1 box of gallon Ziploc freezer bags
Extra box of tissues
4 dry erase marker
(no light colors)
4 pocket folders
1 box of colored
pencils
2 packages of wideruled loose leaf paper
2 spiral-bound note
books (1 sub)
2 highlighters
1 box of tissues
Optional Items:
1 box of gallon-sized
Ziploc freezer bags
1 large container of
disinfecting wipes
Optional:
1 bottle of hand sanitizer
I container of disinfecting wipes
*3 ring binder with
folders, trapper, or
accordion style folder
are permitted. Using
one of the suggested
organizers will help
your child organize
his/her assignments,
homework, and returned papers.
Parents are
required to
provide a book bag.
Second Grade
Required Items:
1 school box
1 box of 24 count
crayons
2 pair of scissors
(prefer Fiskars
brand)
1 box #2 lead pencils
1 glue bottle—white
1 jumbo glue stick
1 pack dry erase
markers
1 pack pencil top
erasers
Fourth Grade
Required Items:
1 box of 16 count
crayons or colored
pencils
1 pair of scissors
(prefer Fiskars
brand)
24 #2 pencils
(non-mechanical)
2 glue sticks and/or
1 bottle of glue
3 dry erase markers
(no light colors)
Sixth Grade
Required Items:
1 spiral notebook
1 pack of #2 pencils
1 glue stick
6 3-pronged 2
pocket folders
2 packages of lined
note-book paper
(wide or college
ruled)
1 box of colored
pencils
1 boxes of tissues
1 bottle of hand
sanitizer
1 flexible 3-ring
binder
1 tub of baby wipes
1 bottle of waterless
hand sanitizer
1 box colored pencils
1 box of tissues
Boys:
1 box zipper top
sandwich bags
Girls:
1 box of gallon Ziploc
bags
1 pack loose leaf
paper (wide ruled)
4 separate notebooks
(Lang.Arts, Math, S.S.)
1 box of tissues
Boys: 1 large bottle
of hand sanitizer
Girls: 1 large container of disinfecting
wipes
1 pair of scissors
1 composition book
1 soft-sided pencil
holder
**Please put supplies
in a Ziploc bag or
pencil bag, not a
supply box. If a project requires additional supplies, you
will be notified.
Junior High Classroom Supply Lists
8th Social Studies
Pencils (No Pens)
Loose Leaf Notebook Paper
1-1½” 3 Ring Binder
Colored Pencils
Box of Tissues
7th Social Studies
3 Ring Binder/
Folder
Highlighter
Colored Pencils
Box of Tissues
Hand Sanitizer
8th Science
5 dividers for 3 ring
binder
Colored pencils
1-1½” 3 ring binder
Pencils (No Pens)
Loose-leaf notebook
paper
Box of tissues
7th Science
Notebook with
pockets for a science journal
*Must be used for
science only because
it will be handed in
and graded.
8th Math
3 dividers for 3 ring
binder
1-1½” 3 ring binder
Pencils (No Pens)
Notebook paper
4 Highlighters
Box of tissues
Scientific Calculator
(TI-30XllS)
7th Math
3 dividers for 3 ring
binder
1-1½” 3 ring binder
Pencils (No Pens)
Notebook paper
4 Highlighters
Box of tissues
Scientific Calculator
(TI-30XllS)
8th Language Arts
1-1½” 3 ring binder
Pencils
Loose Leaf Notebook paper
Erasers
Box of tissues
Hand Sanitizer
7th Reading
Notebook
Pencils (No Pens)
Library Card
Tissues
English
Clean tear spiral
notebook with pockets
Pencils
8th Resource
1-1½” 3 ring binder
Binder dividers
#2 Pencils
Pens (No Red)
Erasers
2 Boxes of tissues
Colored Pencils
Notebook paper
7th Resource
Paper (No spirals)
Pencils
Colored Pencils
Ruler
Blue or Black Pens
Folder per class
Scissors
Standard Calculator
All supplies in a
gallon Ziploc bag
Bring items when
sewing unit begins
7th Work & Family
2 sheets of 8x10
felt
1 skein of embroidery floss
All supplies in a
gallon Ziploc bag
Bring items when
sewing unit begins
7th Health
1 subject notebook
1-2 pocket folders
7th & 8th Music
3 ring binder with
inside pockets
#2 Pencils
7th & 8th Music
Box of tissues
#2 Pencils
8th Work & Family
½ yard of cotton
material
Matching thread
1 lg bag of stuffing
8th Computers
Folder for papers
7th & 8th Art
3 ring binder
1 sketchpad
(unlined, white paper, 9x12)
#2 Pencils
Erasers
Pencil Sharpener
All supplies kept in
art room in a bag
Elementary Breakfast & Lunch Menus for August
Aug. 15
18
19
Breakfast Roll
Apple Frudel
Muffin
Fruit Cup
Banana
Cheese Stick
Juice
Mini Corn Dogs
Sherbet
Broccoli w/dip/
Cooked Carrots
Cheeseburger
Pears
Sweet Potato or
Peas
20
21
22
Pancake Wrapped French Toast
Crunchmania
Hot Pocket
Sausage
Sticks
Apple Slices
Juice
Applesauce
Chicken Fries
Tropical Fruit
Corn on Cob
Or Sweet
Potato Tots
27
Granola Bar
Juice
Chicken Nuggets
Banana
Mashed
Sweet Potatoes
Or Cauliflower
**Reminder:
You can use
EZpay to add
money to your
child’s lunch
account.
Sub Sandwich
(lunch meat,
cheese, lettuce)
Green Beans or
Broccoli w/ Dip
Supreme Nachos
(meat, cheese,
lettuce, tomato)
Refried Beans /
Celery w/
Peanut Butter
Pepperoni
Pizza
Peaches
Celery w/dip or
Corn
23
24
Chocolate Chip
Bar
Juice
Hot Dog
Peaches
Cooked Carrots
Or Cole Slaw
Stuffed Crust
Pizza
Apple Crisp
Spinach Salad
Or Peas
28
29
30
Maple Pancakes
Breakfast Bagel
Blueberry Waffle
Apple Slices
Fruit Cup
Apple Slices
31
Cereal Bar
Juice
Fish Sandwich
Baked Beans
w/Chips or
Carrots w/ Dip
Pineapple
Cheesy Bread
w/ Marinara
Mixed Fruit
Cucumbers Or
Spinach Salad
French Toast
Sticks
Sausage
½ Orange
Hash Brown
Or Celery
Pizza Stick w/
Meatballs &
Marinara Dip
Fruit Juice Bar
Broccoli or
Corn
**Please see our
website for next
months lunch
menu.
**If a student forgets
lunch money, they
may charge that day.
If their balance
exceeds $6.75, they
will be given an
alternative lunch.
**Unioto participates in the National
School Lunch Program, please return
your applications as
soon as possible to
school.
Breakfast—$1.00
Reduced—$.50
Lunch—$2.25
Reduced—$.40
Adult—$2.75
Milk—$.50
Unioto PTO News
Meeting Dates
We are looking forward to a great
school year! Please visit our table at
the Elementary Open House on August 14th. We will be set up outside
the cafeteria doors. We will have a
lot of information concerning ways
to get involved with PTO. Join us
for refreshments and get to know
the new officers. Please note that
we will be having a Schwan’s Sale
at the beginning of the school year.
Information will come home in your
child’s book bag. By working together, we can make this the best
year yet!
August 21 @ 6:30
September 18 @ 3:00
October 16 @ 6:30
November 20 @ 3:00
January 15 @ 6:30
February 19 @ 3:00
March 19 @ 6:30 (Nominations)
April 16 @ 6:30 (Voting for Officers)
Officers
Co-Presidents: Christie Etling &
Traci Shnider
Co-Treasurers: Tracy Arganbright
& Shannon Loeffler
Secretary: Katie Kerns
JH & HS Lunch Menu for 2012-2013 School Year
Monday
Classic
Chicken Sandwich
Tuesday
Chicken
Quesadilla with
Salsa
Pepperoni
Pizza
Wednesday
Thursday
Homestyle
Chicken
Tenders (4)
Garlic Cheesy
Bread W/
Marinara
Hamburger*
Pepperoni
Pizza
Friday
^Bosco Sticks (2)
W/ Marinara
Fish Sandwich*
Week 1
Chicken &
Noodles
Week 1
Taco Salad
W/Chips
Week 1
Spaghetti
No Special Orders
Week 1
Sub—Cold Cut,
Cheese, Lettuce
on a Bun
Week 1
Spicy Chicken
Sandwich*
Week 2
Chili Cheese
Burrito
Week 2
Pork BBQ
Sandwich
Week 2
Hotdog W/
Sauce*
Week 2
New Orleans
Chicken & Rice
Week 2
Glazed Chicken
Sandwich
Cheesy Potatoes
No Baked
Potatoes
Corn
Refried Beans
with Chips
Week 1
Cheesy Potatoes
Week 2
Mac & Cheese
Peas & Carrots
Baked Beans
W/ Chips
Green Beans
Apple or Peach
Crisp
Broccoli
Cheese Sauce
Optional
Seasoned Potato
Wedges
Cole Slaw
*Add Cheese
for an
additional .25
No Baked Potatoes
^Available with
the Sherman
Value Meal for
$2.75 or Ala
Carte for $2.00
Everyday Items:
ENTREES $2.00 Ala Carte:
Ham or Turkey Sandwich
Chicken Salad Croissant
Smucker’s Uncrustable PB&J
Nacho Chips W/ Cheese Sauce
Hot Ham & Cheese Bagel
Turkey Wrap
Chef Salad
Sides 75¢ ala carte:
Apple Sauce
Mixed Veggie Plate/Broccoli Plate
Carrot Plate
Jello w/Fruit
Celery w/ Peanut Butter
Cucumber Plate
Veggie Wrap
Baked Potato (Tues & Fri)
Yogurt
Apple/Orange/Banana
Sherbet Cup
Side Salad
Assorted ½ cup juices
Mandarin Oranges
JH & HS Breakfast Menu for 2012-2013
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Breakfast
Pizza
Hash
Brown
Mini Pancakes
Hash
Brown
Sausage
Sandwich
Hash
Brown
Mini-Cinnis
Hash Brown
Pancake
Wrapped
Sausage
Hash
Brown
Unioto High School Athletic
Events for the 2012 –13 School Year
**These schedules are subject to change! Please check the website for changes:
http://www.unioto.k12.oh.us
FOOTBALL / VARSITY
Date:
Opponent:
08/08
08/17
08/24
08/31
09/07
09/14
09/21
09/28
10/05
10/12
10/19
10/26
Tri Scrimmage
@ WCH (Foundation Game)
Vinton County
@ McClain
Alexander
Southeastern
@ Westfall
Huntington
@ Piketon
Adena
@ Zane Trace
@ Paint Valley
Time:
6:00
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
CROSS COUNTRY
Date:
08/18
08/20
08/25
09/01
09/08
09/15
09/22
09/29
10/06
10/13
Opponent:
Time:
Preseason @ National Trails
2:00
@ Piketon Meet
4:30
@ Pickerington N Classic
8:30
@ Circleville Invitational
9:30
@ Watkins Memorial Invite
TBA
@ Aaron Reed Memorial @ SE 9:30
@ Lancaster Invitational
TBA
@ Hilliard Bradley Meet
9:30
Unioto Invitational
10:00
SVC Championship @ Piketon 11:00
TENNIS / GIRL'S
Date:
Opponent:
08/13
08/14
08/16
08/20
08/21
08/22
08/23
08/27
08/29
08/30
09/04
09/06
09/10
09/11
09/13
09/17
09/19
09/20
09/24
09/27
Jackson
@ Washington CH (Gardner Park)
@ HIllsboro
Logan
@ Vinton County
@ Circleville
@ Logan Elm
@ Wheelersburg
Valley
Logan Elm
@ Vinton County
Wheelersburg
@ Waverly
@ Jackson
Circleville
Portsmouth ND
Washington CH
@ Miami Trace
@ Logan
Waverly
Time:
4:30
4:30
4:30
4:30
4:30
4:30
4:30
5:00
4:30
4:30
4:30
4:30
4:30
4:30
4:30
4:30
4:30
4:30
4:30
4:30
VOLLEYBALL
Date:
Opponent:
Time:
08/25
08/27
08/28
08/30
09/04
09/06
09/08
09/11
09/13
09/18
09/20
09/25
09/27
09/29
10/02
10/04
10/09
10/11
10/13
Preview @ Southeastern
Logan Elm
@ Southeastern
@ Piketon
Zane Trace
@ Huntington
Unioto Invitational
Westfall
@ Adena
Paint Valley
Southeastern
Piketon
@ Zane Trace
Tri-match @ Wheelersburg
Huntington
@ Westfall
Adena
@ Paint Valley
5:00
7:00
6:00
6:00
6:00
6:00
1:30
6:00
6:00
6:00
6:00
6:00
6:00
11:00
6:00
6:00
6:00
6:00
11:00
GOLF
Date:
08/10
08/13
08/14
08/18
08/20
08/21
08/22
08/29
08/30
09/04
09/05
09/08
09/10
09/12
09/13
09/17
09/18
09/21
09/22
Tri-Match @ Chillicothe
Opponent:
Time:
SVC Preview @ VA
12:00
Huntington @ Dogwood
9:00
SVC Match 1 @ Dogwood
4:00
Unioto Invitational @ VA
8:30
Dual Match PV @ Valley Vista 4:00
SVC Match 2 @ VA
4:00
Dual Piketon @ Big Beaver
4:00
SVC Match 3 @ Valley Vista
4:30
Chillicothe @ Jaycee’s
4:00
Zane Trace @ Running Fox
4:00
SVC Match 4 @ Running Fox
4:00
Bexley Invite @ Westchester
12:30
Dual Westfall @ Crown Hill
4:00
Chilliicothe @ Country Club
4:00
SVC Match 5 @ Crown Hill
4:00
Tri-Match @ Jaycee’s
4:00
SVC Match 6 @ Jaycee’s
4:00
SVC Match 7-8 @ Pickaway Country Club 8:30
@ Zane Trace Invitational
2:00
Free Family Season Passes
To All Athletic Events—
Need Ticket Takers
Contact Mike White, AD
740-701-5640
[email protected]
SOCCER / BOY'S - VARSITY
Date:
Opponent:
08/18
08/22
08/25
08/27
08/30
09/04
09/06
09/10
09/12
09/18
09/20
09/25
10/03
10/06
10/09
10/13
Jonathan Alder
@ Logan Elm
@ Hillsboro
Jackson
@ Waverly
@ Miami Trace
Washington CH
Valley
@ Athens
Zane Trace
@ Fairfield-Leesburg
Chillicothe
@ Gallia Academy
Alexander
@ Minford
Lancaster @ Crew Stadium
Time:
7:15
6:00
5:45
7:15
7:15
6:45
7:15
7:15
7:45
7:15
5:00
7:15
5:00
1:45
7:15
3:45
Opponent:
SVC Preview @ ZT
@ Madison Plains
Southeastern
@ Zane Trace
Huntington
Paint Valley
@ Piketon
Amanda-Clearcreek
Washington CH
Valley
@ Adena
Westfall
McClain
@ Southeastern
Zane Trace
@ Huntington
@ Paint Valley
Piketon
@ Logan
Adena
@ Miami Trace
@ Jackson
@ Westfall
Time:
6:00
7:45
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:45
7:45
7:45
7:30
7:30
7:45
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:45
7:30
7:45
7:45
7:30
BASEBALL - VARSITY
Date:
Opponent:
Time
03/30
04/01
04/04
04/06
04/08
04/10
04/12
04/15
04/17
04/19
04/20
04/22
04/24
04/26
04/27
04/29
05/01
05/03
05/04
05/06
05/08
05/09
2:00
5:00
5:00
11:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
11:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
11:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
11:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
DH @ VA Memorial
Hillsboro
@ Miami Trace
@ Circleville (DH)
Zane Trace
@ Westfall
Adena
Huntington
@ Paint Valley
Piketon
Waverly (DH)
@ Southeastern
@ Zane Trace
Westfall
Gallia Academy @ VA
@ Adena
@ Huntington
Paint Valley
@ Washington CH
@ Piketon
Southeastern
@ Logan Elm
Date:
Opponent:
Time:
08/20
08/25
09/01
09/04
09/08
09/11
09/13
09/18
09/20
09/25
09/27
10/03
10/06
10/09
10/11
10/13
@ Jonathon Alder
@ Circleville
@ Fairfield Union
Logan Elm
Bishop Hartley
@ Zane Trace
@ Minford
@ Amanda Clearcreek
Fairfield-Leesburg
@ Washington CH
Lancaster
Minford
Alexander
@ Chillicothe
Miami Trace
@ Jackson
7:15
12:45
12:45
7:15
5:45
7:15
7:15
7:15
5:50
6:45
7:15
7:15
12:00
7:15
7:15
1:15
BASKETBALL - GIRL'S / VARSITY
BASKETBALL - BOY'S / VARSITY
Date:
11/23
11/30
12/07
12/08
12/14
12/15
12/18
12/21
12/28
12/29
01/04
01/11
01/12
01/18
01/19
01/25
01/26
02/01
02/02
02/08
02/09
02/12
02/15
SOCCER / GIRL'S
Date:
11/16
11/26
11/29
12/04
12/06
12/11
12/13
12/15
12/20
12/22
12/27
01/03
01/05
01/08
01/10
01/15
01/17
01/22
01/26
01/29
01/31
02/05
02/07
Opponent:
SVC Preview @ Piketon
@ Vinton County
Bishop Hartley
Southeastern
@ Zane Trace
Huntington
McClain
Paint Valley
@ Piketon
Miami Trace
@ Logan Elm
@ Adena
@ Valley
Westfall
Jackson
@ Southeastern
Zane Trace
@ Huntington
@ Paint Valley
@ Logan
Piketon
Adena
@ Westfall
SOFTBALL - VARSITY
Date:
Opponent:
03/30
04/01
04/04
04/08
04/09
04/10
04/12
04/15
04/17
04/10
04/20
04/22
04/24
04/24
04/26
04/27
04/29
05/01
05/03
05/06
05/08
05/09
05/11
DH @ VA Stadium
Hillsboro
@ Miami Trace
Zane Trace
Wheelersburg
@ Westfall
Adena
Huntington
@ Paint Valley
Piketon
DH Logan, Minford
@ Southeastern
Washington CH
@ Zane Trace
Westfall
DH @ Athens
@ Adena
@ Huntington
Paint Valley
@ Piketon
Southeastern
@ Logan Elm
DH @ Leesburg
Time:
6:00
7:30
7:30
6:30
6:30
6:30
7:30
5:00
6:30
7:30
730
6:30
7:30
6:30
6:30
6:30
6:30
6:30
5:00
6:30
6:30
6:30
6:30
Time:
11:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
11:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
12:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
11:00
Athletic Fall Coaches Contact Information
FOOTBALL
Coach—Jerry Hudnell—773-4105 Ext: 158
[email protected]
www.lockerroom1.com/teams/uniotofootball
VOLLEYBALL
Coach—Aaron Ridenour
614-361-8370
[email protected]
For volleyball info, check out
GIRLS TENNIS
Coach—Aaron Koch
740-703-7672
GOLF
Coach—Dan Drummond
740-701-7062
http://www.maxpreps.com/highschools/0RaFgPkulke3Vh_qvPEzHw/unio
to-shermans/volleyball/home.htm
JH Coach—Miranda Rinehart
937-903-1053
BOYS’ SOCCER
Coach—Gary Sallade
740-701-0996
CROSS COUNTRY
Coach—Matt Paxton
740-253-8297
[email protected]
GIRLS’ SOCCER
Coach—Mark Williamson
740-703-3207
Practice and game schedules can be found at www.uniotosoccer.com
Cheerleading
Coach: Jamie
McWhorter
740-649-2286
Entrances for the
2012 Football Season
Two entrances for varsity
football games—tunnel entrance & soccer gate on the
north side of the stadium
TEAM PICTURES
AUGUST 14 @ 10:00
Call Mike White
for schedule—701-5640
OGT Results for the Graduating Class of 2014
Subject
Reading
Writing
Mathematics
Social Studies
Science
%Proficient or Above
84.8
86.1
81.9
82.6
77.8
State Standard %
75.0
75.0
75.0
75.0
75.0
The Union-Scioto Local School District received an
EFFECTIVE report card rating for meeting
23 out of 26 standards for the 2011-12 school year.
Welcome to Unioto High School, home of the “Sherman Tanks”. We believe the “Sherman Tanks” is one of the most unique high school mascots in the
United States, as it is named after General William T. Sherman and the WW I Army
training camp which previously occupied our campus, known as Camp Sherman.
The tank, resembling the “Sherman Tank”, serves as a symbol of our strength and
resiliency in athletics, academics and the arts. Our students commonly refer to us
as simply, the “U”!
Unioto High School is proud to boast a consistent “Excellent Rating” on
the Ohio Department of Education report card and is considered to be one of the
finest public high schools in the southern Ohio region. The core of our mission is to
produce students that are College and Career Ready using the modern day three
R’s, Rigor, Relevance, and Relationships.
Our staff is made up of our experienced and well trained professionals
that pride themselves in lifelong learning through constant professional development. As a Race to the Top district, we intertwine progressive researched based
initiatives with the Ohio Improvement Process focusing on reading and math. Unioto High School is committed to Advanced Placement courses as well as Career
Based and Intervention courses that meet the needs of students with varying abilities and post secondary education goals. We partner with the award winning
Pickaway Ross Career and Technology Center, which is conveniently located to
our north east across the Scioto River as well as Ohio University Chillicothe.
We at Unioto High School work to maintain a clean, safe and orderly environment where our students can learn and our teachers can teach at their optimum. Extra-curricular activities are plentiful not only in athletics but the arts and in
service clubs and organizations. There is truly something for everyone at Unioto
and we encourage each student to take advantage of being a part of a performing
group, club or team. That experience, coupled with a targeted sequential curriculum provides students with the tools necessary for success once they cross our
stage as graduates and become Alumni.
Please peruse our web site for more information and come experience
Unioto in person. We love and welcome visitors.
James A. Osborne, Unioto High School Principal
DISTRICT FINANCIAL REPORT
General Fund—FY12
Respectfully Submitted By: John Rose, Treasurer
Beginning Cash Balance @ July 1, 2011 ...................... $11,078,187
Receipts:
Real Estate/Personal Property Tax ................................ $3,751,430
Income Tax ...................................................................... 1,142,538
State Sources................................................................... 9,621,385
Education Jobs Grant ......................................................... 576,855
Open Enrollment ............................................................. 2,981,023
Earnings on Investments ...................................................... 64,346
Miscellaneous ..................................................................... 361,454
Advances In and Other Financing Sources .......................... 120,046
Total Receipts: ............................................................ $18,619,077
Expenditures:
Salaries .......................................................................... $9,273,488
Retirement/Fringe Benefits............................................. 3,574,596
Purchased Services .......................................................... 2,608,989
Supplies and Materials ........................................................ 841,285
Capital Outlay..................................................................... 243,164
Miscellaneous ..................................................................... 496,278
Transfers/Advances Out ..................................................... 620,560
Total Expenditures: ..................................................... $17,658,360
Total Receipts Over/Under Expenditures: ........................ $960,717
Ending Cash Balance @ June 30, 2012: ....................... $12,038,904
Reserved for Encumbrances: ............................................ $709,733
Unencumbered Fund Balance @ June 30, 2012 ........... $11,329,171
FINANCIAL REPORT CONTINUED
Grants Received from July 1, 2011-June 30, 2012
Altrusa Grant ............................................................. $1,350
Martha Holden Jennings Grant .................................... 2,900
Dollar General Back to School Grant ............................ 3,500
Horizon Innovative Grant ............................................ 2,285
Education Jobs Grant .............................................. 576,855
Special Education Part-B IDEA ................................. 377,609
Special Education Part-B IDEA (ARRA) ....................... 14,592
Early Childhood Education ........................................ 75,427
Race to the Top ......................................................... 33,576
Title I ....................................................................... 420,909
Title I (ARRA) ............................................................. 26,283
Title I—Delinquent..................................................... 28,421
Title II-A .................................................................... 68,234
Title IV ........................................................................... 727
Total Grants Received: ........................................ $1,632,668
Summary of Indebtedness
Balance @ July 1, 2011 ....................................... $2,570,928
New Issues During the Fiscal Year ...................................... 0
Redeemed During the Fiscal Year .............................. 68,264
Balance at June 30, 2012 ................................... $2,502,664
Unioto Elementary LatchKey Program
2012-2013 School Year
Morning Hours: 7:00-8:00 AM
Evening Hours: 2:40-6:00 PM
LatchKey Serves Students in Grades K-6
Various rates are offered based on number of children in the family
and if the program is utilized AM/PM or both. For more information,
please contact Karen Day @ 740-773-4102 Ext: 100.
High School Dates of Interest
August 15—Students First Day
August 31—In-Service—No School
September 8—ACT Testing (register by 8/17)
September 11 —Fall Pictures (AM in Café)
September 14—Homecoming Football Game
September 15—Homecoming Dance (8:00)
September 21—Interims
October 6—SAT Testing (register by 9/7)
October 18—Picture Re-takes
October 22-26—OGT for Juniors & Seniors
October 25—NHS Inductions (6:30)
October 26—Grade Cards Go Home
October 27—ACT Testing (register by 9/21)
November 3—SAT Testing (register by 10/4)
November 9—Fall Play (7:00)
November 10—Fall Play (12:00)
November 15—Senior Composite Pictures
Vocational—7:30 & School—8:30
November 16—Interims
November 28—Sophomores to PRCTC
December 1—SAT Testing (register by 11/1)
December 6—Senior Composite Make-ups
December 6—Winter Concert
December 7—ASVAB Test
December 8—ACT Testing (register by 11/2)
December 12—PRCTC Sophomore Tours
January 4—Grade Cards Go Home
January 26—SAT Testing (register by 12/28)
January 31—Choir Pops Concert @ 7:00
February 8—Interims
February 9—ACT Testing (register by 1/11)
March 9—SAT Testing (register by 2/8)
March 11-15—OGT for Sophomores
March 15—Grade Cards Go Home
March 18-21—Musical Rehearsals
March 22-23—Drama/Musical
April 8-12—Decorate for Prom
April 13—Prom
April 13—ACT Testing (register by 3/8)
April 17—Choir Concert Rehearsal
April 19—Choir Concert @ 7:00
May 4—SAT Testing (register by 4/5)
May 12—Graduation
May 17—Student’s Last Day
June 1—SAT Testing (register by 5/2)
June 8—ACT Testing (register by 5/3)
Junior High Dates of Interest
September 11—School Pictures
September 21—Interims
October 26—Grade Cards Go Home
November 16—Interims
January 4—Grade Cards Go Home
February 8—Interims
March 15—Grade Cards Go Home
April 12—Interims
May 17—Student’s Last Day
May 24—Grade Cards Go Home
Elementary Start Time
Students must be in their rooms
no later than 8:00 and first class
will begin at 8:10. Dismissal is
2:40 PM
Junior High Class Fees:
$4.00-Agenda Book
$10.00-Science Lab
$5.00-Computer Lab
$10.00-Math
$12.00-8th Language Arts
$10.00-7th Reading
Classroom Fees
for K-6
$40.00
We will be using SchoolMessenger
for our emergency communication
again this year. Please refer to the
website to submit your updated
phone contact information to:
[email protected]
EZPay will be available again
this year. You can add money
to your child’s lunch account,
pay school fees online, pay
latch key and preschool payments. We encourage you to
use this service when possible
at no extra cost to you. Contact the school for your child’s
student identification number.
Sign up today!
I graduated from a surrounding school district forty (40)
years ago and I can still remember what our school said about
Unioto. Not everything was positive, but the one common feeling
was Unioto was strong in academics and athletics. After having
the pleasure to be employed here for 28 years, I can attest that
Unioto strives to provide a rigorous curriculum for all students
and we have been lucky to have had tremendous athletes that go
hand in hand with strong leadership. The old saying goes; “you
will get out of it what you put into it” is a true statement pertaining to everyone. That saying stands for Unioto, if you want to
succeed; this is the place to make it happen. Hard work with a
series of goals and a vision of what you want your future to be all
rest with the individual. If I know nothing else, I know the success of a student and their academic endeavors relies heavily
upon the involvement of the parents. Structure and guidance
serves as a beacon as a child matures into adulthood. This pattern sets into motion a positive effect for generations to come. If
this is not happening within your family today, maybe it is a good
time start.
During the 1999-2000 school years, the enrollment at Unioto was 1,876 students. Today, the School District enrolls over
2,284 students and has been ranked continuous improvement
and or effective on the District Report Card during this time
frame. The District has gone through a $32,000,000 building
project and purchased 19 acres of land to allow for additional expansion. The athletic complex has been upgraded with new
home and away bleachers, a new concession stand, and new restroom facilities. The Union-Scioto Local School District has completed a House Bill 264 project which has helped the District conserve energy through heat recovery from the chillers. We have
been awarded the Energy Star for conserving energy and identified by the Ohio Smart Schools as a District that has maintenance and operation programs that function at an efficient and
effective manner. Unioto is the only school in Ross County that
is participating in the Race to the Top initiative, which is helping
our educators to provide quality instruction to increase student
achievement. We are currently on the ground level of a building
project which will add another wing to the Junior High. The wing
will house the sixth grade classes, making the building a true
middle school. The project should be completed mid August
2013. This will open up a now overcrowded elementary building.
Unioto is on the move. A school district of hardworking,
dedicated people concerned about the future of the students that
attend here. A district that is proud of its past and excited about
its future.
By: Dwight Garrett, Superintendent of Union-Scioto Schools
Union-Scioto Local
Schools
District Administration
Superintendent
Dwight Garrett
Treasurer
John Rose
High School Principal
James Osborne
High School Asst. Principal
Wilma Gillott
Junior High Principal
Ron Lovely
Elementary Principal (4-6)
Karen Mercer
Elementary Principal (PK-3)
Dana Letts
Board of Education
Laura Uhrig—President
Sarah Cochenour—Vice
President
James Lovensheimer
Joe Smart
Ray Storts
Unioto Administrative Offices
1565 Egypt Pike
Chillicothe, OH 45601
(740) 773-4102
Unioto Elementary
138 Sandusky Boulevard
Chillicothe, OH 45601
(740) 773-4103 or
(740) 773-4104
Unioto Junior High
160 Moundsville Road
Chillicothe, OH 45601
(740) 773-5211
Unioto High School
14193 Pleasant Valley Road
Chillicothe, OH 45601
(740) 773-4105
Union-Scioto Local Schools
1565 Egypt Pike
Chillicothe, OH 45601
(740) 773-4102
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