Friday , August 9 — F riday, A ug ust 16

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Union Academy Newsletter
Friday, August 9—Friday, August 16
Page 1
DRESS DOWN TO BUILD UP
IN THIS EDITION:
Pg. 2 ................ Important News
Friday, August 9 — Friday, August 16
Pg. 3 ................ Important News
Pg. 4 ......... Community Service
Pg. 5…Immunization Reminder
Pg. 6………........LC Dress Code
Pg. 7 …………….MS Dress Code
Pg. 8 ……………..HS Dress Code
Pg. 9 …………….….Support UA
Pg. 10 ..........UA Family Directory
Pg. 11 …..Character Ed Speaker
Pg. 12 .… Character Ed Speaker
This Friday, August 9th is
our first “Dress Down to
Build Up” day. For only
$1.00, your child may dress
Down in non-uniform clothes
(see student handbook for school dress code policies). Last year we raised over $16,000 which
helped fund our newest building!!
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING UNION ACADEMY
FOUNDATION AND TOMORROW’S LEADERS!
Mark Your Calendars! 2013-2014 Dates:
Students must be picked
up by 3:45 from the Upper
Campus each school day.
There is no supervision
provided after 3:45. Students that are not picked
up by 3:45 will be sent to
after school and charged
for the time they were supervised by after school
staff.
Aug 9
Oct 15
Dec 6
Feb 7
Apr 11
Aug 23
Oct 25
Dec 18
Feb 21
Apr16
Sept 6
Nov 8
Jan 10
Mar 7
May 23
Sept 20
Nov 22
Jan 24
Mar 28
UPCOMING ATHLETICS
Tues. 8/13
Volleyball; 5:00
Thurs. 8/15 Volleyball; 5:00
www.unionacademy.org
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Important News
MARK YOUR CALENDARS:
Sign up anytime now through Saturday,
August 17 for an appointment. Directory
recipients must participate.
Don’t delay! Sign-up now.
May call for an appointment at
888.313.5090 or click
http://www.unionacademy.org/UserFiles/
Servers/Server_6455978/File/Lynn/Family%
20Directory.pdf
Meet The Teacher Night
Monday, August 12
Middle School at 5:30
p.m.
High School at 6:30 p.m.
*If you are interested in serving as a HOST for an
informational booth, please contact Mrs. Kerr.
DKerr@unionacademy.org
DONATIONS NEEDED!
We need donations of new or used tennis
balls. Please drop them at the front desk on
Driver’s Ed
August 20—September
3:30—6:30pm
November 5—22
3:30—6:30pm
January 7—24
3:30—6:30pm
February 3—20
3:30—6:30 pm
May 5—20
3:30—6:30 pm
June 9—19
8:00—12:00
FAMILY DIRECTORY
*Contact the Directory vendor to have your contact
information included without a picture.
Character Ed Speaker Info
Sunday, August 18 from 5:30pm - 7:00 in the
Upper Campus Gym: Justin Lookadoo- Parent
Speaker for grades 5th- 12th
Monday, August 19- from 8:15am- 9:00- Justin
Lookadoo- K-4 speaker at the Lower Campus Gym
Monday, August 19 from 9:30-10:30- Justin
Lookadoo- 5-8 speaker at the Upper Campus Gym
Monday August 19 from 10:45- 11:45- Justin
Lookadoo- 9-12 speaker in the upper campus gym
Monday, August 19 from 1:00-2:00- Justin
Lookadoo for staff K-12
Monday, August 19 at 7:00pm - Wendy Petricoff
from Love and Logic for Parents K-8 at the Upper
Campus Gym
WINDY GAP TRIP:
9th and 10th grade students who have opted to will
attend the WINDY GAP OVERNIGHT FIELD TRIP. The
Field Trip will take place from Wednesday, August 14Friday, August 16.
If anyone has questions or wants to register with
Bettie Linker, lead Drivers Ed teacher for UA, they
may call her at 704- 843-3210.
Driver’s Ed fees may be paid in the Accounting
Office.
We NEED Parents to VOLUNTEER for every trip.
Contact Amy Gillard in accounting for payment
arrangements, agillard@unionacademy.org, or Dana
Kerr in activities and community service,
DKerr@unionacademy.org. Cost for this trip is $205.50
for campers and chaperones.
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PARADE FLOAT MEETING
August 15th - 7:00 PM
Lower Campus Cafeteria
Parade Float Meeting for any parents
interested in helping with the planning
and creation of the
Union Academy Float for the upcoming
Union County Christmas Parade on
November 24th.
BOO BASH
August 27th -@7:00 PM
Upper Campus - Room # 222
Boo Bash Meeting for any parents
interested in helping with the
planning and creation of Union
Academy’s Annual Boo
Bash. Interested in creating games,
haunted trail, hayrides, candy drive,
bonfire, truck or treat, etc? This is
for you!
Attention New Union Academy Families
Now that we’ve been in school for a few weeks, you know all there is to
know about the ins and outs at UA, right? If you are anything like I was
when I was a new UA parent, I still had so many questions. And if you
are like me, then you might find it helpful to talk with other parents
who have been right where you are. If you are a new Union Academy Family
and would like to meet other new families and some “veteran” UA families
come on out for our
“New Parent Social”
FOR UA FAMILES BY UA FAMILIES!
Wednesday, August 14th
After Morning Drop Off
at Chick Fil A on Hwy 74 in Monroe
Grab a biscuit and some coffee or a large Coke, and get to know some
other families. There will be veteran UA parents there to ask any of
those questions you may be having.
For more information, contact Susan Breedlove
suzbreedlove@me.com
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Community Service Opportunities
UA Band Boosters are continuing our efforts to
raise money to start a marching band
program. Volunteers are needed to staff a
concession stand at various events at TWC
Arena. Our next event:
August 21, 2013 - Bruno Mars Concert
Sign up Genius link:
http://www.signupgenius.com/
go/904084BACA628AA8-levy
Questions, please contact:
unionacademybandboosters@gmail.com
Campus Clean Up
Saturday, October 19
Saturday, January 11
Time to Make a Difference!
August 24—United Way Day of Caring
Meet at Wingate University Football
Stadium at 7:30 a.m. then onto the UA
work site.
Contact Mrs. Kerr if you want to volunteer
DKerr@unionacademy.org
On Saturday, September 14, 2013 Union
Academy will partner with the City of Monroe’s
Department of Parks and Recreation for a Park
Beautification Project. Mark your calendar and
stay tuned for more details!
Saturday, April 5
Want to help? The following will be collected for Lower School Community Service:
•1st grade – COLLECTING FOR BRIGHT BLESSINGS! - candy , individually wrapped single serve size of fruit snacks,
raisin boxes, animal crackers, gold fish or cheese crackers (NO PEANUT PRODUCTS), party hats, rolls of clear cellophane
•2nd grade – COLLECTING FOR RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE – pop top tabs, 4 yds of fleece (to make blankets),
foam door hangers
•3rd grade – COLLECTING FOR HABITAT FOR HUMANITY- plastics and aluminum cans for our recycling program
(feel free to bring in to lower campus – if we get enough, Habitat will set up a “trailer” for this purpose)
•3rd grade - COLLECTING FOR COMMUNITY SHELTER – personal toiletry items for care kits
•3rd grade - COLLECTING FOR SHOE BOXES FOR LEVINE’s CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL – Christmas Paper (needed to
wrap shoe boxes)
•4th grade – COLLECTING FOR ANIMAL SHELTER – dog food, cat food, liter, and toys
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Immunization Reminder
*Important Reminder*
Required Immunizations
Kindergarten, 6th Grade, and New Students
The North Carolina Statutes (G.S. 130-A-152 (a)) require all school children to be up to date with all of immunizations prior to the
first day of school. The following immunizations ar e r equir ed:
5 DTP, DtaP, or DT doses (if 4th dose is after 4th birthday, 5th dose is not required; DT requires medical exemption.)
4 Polio doses (if 3rd dose if after 4th birthday, 4th dose is not required.)
1-4 HIB doses (ser ies complete if at least 1 dose given on/after 15 months and befor e 5 year s of age; not
required after age 5.)
3 Hepatitis B doses (Childr en bor n on or after J uly 1, 1994 ar e r equir ed to have 3 doses.)
2 Measles doses (1st dose on/after 12 months or age. 2nd dose at least 28 days later if entered K first time after
7/1/94)
2 Mumps doses (1st dose on/after 12 months of age. 2nd dose required if entered K on/after 7/1/08)
1 Rubella dose (on/after 12 months of age)
1 Varicella dose (if bor n on/after 4/1/01)
1 Tdap dose for all r ising 6th grade students
*If your child is exempt due to religious reasons, send a signed and dated note to that effect for the child’s record. If your child is
exempt due to medical reasons, send a signed and dated note from the physician stating the reason.
Per North Carolina State Law your child can be suspended from school until documentation has been provided to the
school that these requirements have been met. The documentation must come fr om a physician’s office, health depar tment
or state immunization registry. This information can be faxed directly to the school from the physician’s office. Please contact
your school nurse with any questions or concern.
Ashley Sabo RN, BSN
Director of Nursing
(704)238-8883
Fax (704)238-8823
asabo@unionacademy.org
Monica Kocell RN, BSN
Upper/Lower School Nurse
(704)238-8883/(704)283-5678
Fax (704)238-8823/(704)283-0406
mkocell@unionacademy.org
Julie O’Connor RN, BSN, CPN
Lower Campus Nurse
(704)283-5678
Fax (704)283-0406
joconnor@unionacademy.org
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Lower Campus Dress Code
Tops
Other Apparel
 Shirts must be collared polos, oxfords, or turtle Only socks in solid uniform colors may be
necks and should be a solid color and tucked in at
worn. (The color black is acceptable for
all times.
socks only.)
Over-wear
 Only athletic shoes with laces or Velcro are
to be worn at the Lower Campus. Laces or
 Approved over-wear garments include cardiVelcro must be tied or secured at all times.
gans, sweaters, sweater vests, blazers, solidcol Neckties in any color or pattern as long as
ored or UA hoodie sweatshirts. These may be
there are no logos, distracting features, or
worn in the classrooms and other buildings on
advertising.
campus.
 Natural human hair color only.
Other:
 Girls must wear shorts under their skirts or
 No logos of any kind are permitted on tops,
jumpers.
bottoms.
 No dangling earrings or jewelry.
 No denim, jean material, stretch knits, or span Cotton headbands only.
dex.
Bottoms
 No cargo pants, skirts or shorts.
 Bottoms must be worn at the waist and
 No lights, flashers, or wheels on shoes are pershould fit.
mitted.
 Shorts, skorts, jumpers, dresses and skirts
 No caps, bandanas, sweatbands, or scarves.
should fall to the knee in front and in back.
 No facial piercing other than earrings on girls.
 Lower school girls may wear polo-collared
 No non-human hair color.
dresses in blue or white.
 Outer wear (coats, jackets, non-approved
 1st- 4th grade students: A belt must be worn
sweatshirts) may not be worn in any classsecurely with any garment that has belt
rooms or buildings on campus.
loops. Kindergarten students are not required to wear a belt.
Clothing Description
Upper Body
Blue and White
Lower Body
Navy or Khaki (UA plaid ok for jumpers and skirts)
Over-Wear
Blue or White
Belts
Solid Navy, black, brown, or khaki smooth finish, braided leather, or fabric (no embellishments of any kind)
Shoes
Athletic shoes only with laces or Velcro straps. No slip on shoes.
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Middle School Dress Code
Bottoms
Tops
 Dress pants or capris must fit
 Shirts must be collared polos, oxfords, or tur Dress shorts, skorts, jumpers and skirts must
tlenecks and worn at all times
fit. They should fall to the knee in the front and
 Shirts must be a solid color and must be
back at all times.
tucked in at all times
 A belt must be worn securely with any gar Clothing visible under tops must be a solid,
ment that has belt-loops.
approved color
Dress Code
Over-wear
 No logos of any kind on tops or bottoms.
 Approved garments include cardigans, sweat No denim or jean material.
ers, sweater vests, blazers, and hoodie sweat No cargo pants, skirts, or shorts.
shirts.
 No spiked wristbands or neckbands.
 Tops are still required with the use of over No caps, hats, bandanas, sweatbands or
wear.
scarves.
 Outer-wear includes coats and jackets
 No lights, flashers, or wheels in shoes.
 Outer-wear is not allowed in the building and
 No facial piercing other than earrings in femust be removed upon entering the building
males.
 No non-human hair color.
 No plunging neck lines or visible cleavage
 No visible tattoos.
Tops
Red, white, and blue
Bottoms
Khaki or Navy (UA plaid for skirts)
Over-Wear
Red, White, Blue and Grey
Shoes
Closed toe and closed heel, no flip flops, athletic sandals, bedroom shoes, or
slippers.
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High School Dress Code
Tops
 Shirts must be solid color and collared polos,
blouses, oxfords, or turtlenecks
 Union Academy sponsored (issued by the
school or purchased through the school/
Foundation) tshirt, sweatshirt, or long-sleeve
t-shirt (ex: Union Academy Swimming, Union
Academy Ping Pong Club, etc.). The shirt must
have Union Academy or UA on it. All Union
Academy shirts will be approved by administration before printing.
 No undergarments visible
Over-wear/Other
 Approved over-wear garments include cardigans, sweaters, sweater vests, blazers, hoodie
sweatshirts, and letterman jackets
 Only natural human hair colors
Bottoms
 Pants, shorts, skirts, and dresses must fit appropriately (No sweatpants, yoga pants, athletic shorts, leggings, etc.)
 Shorts, skirts, and dresses should fall to the
knee in the front and back at all times
 No jeans or denim of any color
 High school students may only wear navy,
black, or khaki shorts, pants, skirts, or dresses
 Dresses are permitted; must be collared dress
in a solid color (navy, khaki, or black). Shoulders must be covered at all times (no strapless,
spaghetti straps, or sundresses)
 No undergarments visible
Dress Code
 No logos on shirts or pants/shorts
 No denim or jean material
 No spiked wristbands or neckbands
 No caps, hats, bandanas, or sweatbands
 No lights, flashers, or wheels in shoes
 No facial piercing other than studded earrings;
(males may only have one earring per ear)
 No ear gauges
 No non-human hair color
 No plunging neck lines or visible cleavage
 No visible tattoos
Tops
Any Solid Color with a collar; UA sponsored t-shirts, sweatshirts, and polos.
Bottoms
Khaki, Navy, or Black
Over-Wear
Any Solid Color
Shoes
No flip flops, athletic sandals, bedroom shoes, or slippers at any time.
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Support UA
Food Lion
HARRIS TEETER
Link your MVP Card to UA!
Code: 214711
Link your VIC Card to UA!
Code: 4148
Please click picture for link.
Office Depot
Shop at Office Depot and UA gets 5%
from qualifying purchases towards a
merchandise card to use for supplies.
School ID: 70114864
Target
Union Academy is partnering
with Advantage Cartridge to
recycle ink cartridges, cell
phones, laptops, iPods and
laser toners. We can earn
money and be good stewards
to our earth at the same
time. Please bring in your
used electronics from home,
family and friends and bring
them to our drop box near
the front desk at both the
Upper and Lower Campuses.
Link your REDcard to UA!
Code: 116683
Scripcards
Scrip is a year-round fundraiser where you purchase gift cards. Union Academy purchases Scrip gift cards at
discount between 2-15%. Families buy the Scrip gift cards at face value—UA keeps the difference.
Retailers include: Wal-Mart, Food Lion, Lowe’s, Chick-Fil-A, Olive Garden, Gap, Amazon, and 100’s more.
Last year, total sales of $87,000 generated $4,376 of profit. Only 10% of UA families participated! Just imagine, if
only 200 families spend $110/month and our school earns an average of 5% on those purchases, we could make
$15,000 in one year!
How to Order Scrip Gift Cards:
1. Fill out the Scrip order form (found on the Scrip page on the UA website)
2. Attach payment to form and send with your child or drop off at either campus.
3. If cards are available immediately, they will be given to you that day or the next. If cards need to be ordered,
they will be available by the end of the week.
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