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MCCSC Newsletter November 17, 2023

November 17, 2023

Strategic Plan Progress Updates December's Strategic Plan progress updates will be on Health Safety and aligns to Equity Goal 4: Meet the mental and physical needs of students in an equitable man . . .
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MCCSC Newsletter: October 27, 2023

October 27, 2023

Strategic Plan Progress Updates November's Strategic Plan progress updates will be on Local Funding and aligns to Goal 1: Increase funding from local sources through community-approved initiatives . . .
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MCCSC Newsletter - October 20, 2023

October 20, 2023

Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship – Angie Evans, Principal  Adult Education – Lily Albright, Director Arlington Heights Elementary – Ashley Kane, Principal Batchelor Middle School – Er . . .
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Last day to register to vote!

October 10, 2023

MCCSC Staff and Families,   Today, October 10th, is the last day to register to vote! You can register here.   Early voting starts tomorrow, October 11th. You can find polling sites and additiona . . .
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About Us

Unionville Elementary School was built in 1921 as a result of a grassroots community effort to expand education opportunities to the youth in Unionville. This movement is evidence of the long standing support for education in the area. Strong community support has remained a constant characteristic of this small school, which houses around 220 students. This small and supportive environment creates fertile ground for growing well known, connected, engaged, and high performing students.The Unionville faculty and staff believe the world needs: 1) inhabitants with a deep connection, respect, and appreciation for nature, 2) people who are problem solvers, experienced in using technology and creativity to generate solutions and to communicate with stakeholders, and 3) individuals who integrate health and wellness into their lives. The Unionville faculty and staff work to create a place where the lines between indoor and outdoor education are blurred. Students gain new perspectives related to their place in the world and their role in the learning environment. Unionville Elementary faculty and staff see their school as a model for other schools seeking to integrate and combine the philosophies and curriculum related to STEAM, 21st Century Skills, outdoor education, and health. Unionville was named an Indiana Department of Education Certified STEM school in 2019.