1 day ago, Annie Blankenship
Fundraising orders and money are due Wednesday, October 15.! Get all your last minute orders in before it is too late.
7 days ago, MU Elementary
10 days ago, Annie Blankenship
We’re looking for a caring and enthusiastic long-term substitute kindergarten teacher to join our Bulldog team! 🐾 If you love helping our youngest learners grow, explore, and discover the joy of school, we’d love to hear from you. Apply today and make a difference at Milton-Union Elementary! 💙❤️
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12 days ago, Annie Blankenship
Fundraiser orders are due October 15, 2025!
12 days ago, MU Elementary
Are you looking to join a team and make new friends? Come check out the Milton-Union Color Guard.
13 days ago, MU Elementary
Get your costumes ready for TRUNK or TREAT
13 days ago, MU Elementary
🐾 Join Our Bulldog Team!🐾
Milton-Union Schools is looking for substitute teachers to support our classrooms! Enjoy a flexible schedule, rewarding work, and the chance to make a difference for our students each day. Perfect for parents, retirees, or anyone looking to give back to their community. Apply today and become part of the Bulldog family! ❤️📚
https://tinyurl.com/2s3je56d13 days ago, Annie Blankenship
17 days ago, Annie Blankenship
✨ Thanks to a partnership with Wright-Patterson Air Force Base’s STEM Outreach Office and the WOW! Project, our elementary students explored circuitry and robotics in STEM class! 🤖🔋 Students used teamwork and problem-solving skills to design and build Cubelet robots that tackled a variety of challenge tasks. 👏 #STEM #BulldogPride
19 days ago, Annie Blankenship
Mark your calendars! Come enjoy a sundae at the Miami County YMCA Robinson Branch on Oct. 11. Please contact Reagan Fulton at 937-440-9622 with any questions.
19 days ago, MU Elementary
TODAY IS THE DAY! Our fundraiser officially begins today! Ask your student about the assembly and fundraising packet!
20 days ago, MU Elementary
You can help us by getting started Early with online selling and Sharing the Fundraiser. Simply go to FundPrizes.com to Register and Share the Fundraiser with at least 7 People Today! Your student will earn a prize for completing this task that they will hear all about at the big Fundraiser Kick-Off.
Stay tuned for additional information and be sure to check your student’s backpack on Wednesday.
21 days ago, MU Elementary
We are excited to announce that our Cookie Dough, Gift & Gourmet Food Fundraiser starts on Wednesday, October 1st. We will be sending home all the information with your student.
Our goal is to raise as much money as possible so we can fund PBIS Rewards, Student Incentives and Student Resources.
You can help us by getting started Early with online selling and Sharing the Fundraiser. Simply go to FundPrizes.com to Register and Share the Fundraiser with at least 7 People Today! Your student will earn a prize for completing this task that they will hear all about at the big Fundraiser Kick-Off.
Stay tuned for additional information and be sure to check your student’s backpack on Wednesday.
Thank you in advance for your support!
22 days ago, MU Elementary
24 days ago, Annie Blankenship
🌳✨5th grade students explored the powerful story "This Very Tree," learning about the Survivor Tree from 9/11. Together, they created their own Hope Trees—reminders that even in the face of tragedy, we can grow stronger through hope, resilience, and new beginnings. ❤️
29 days ago, Annie Blankenship
about 1 month ago, Annie Blankenship
🌽🍎 Our 4th & 5th graders had the chance to shop local today thanks to The Ohio State University sponsoring a special Farmer’s Market just for them! Students sampled fresh produce, made thoughtful choices, and learned the importance of supporting local agriculture. 🌱🐾
about 1 month ago, Annie Blankenship
Check out this week's Bulldog Blast! This includes Homecoming Spirit Week next week! Have a paw-esome weekend!
https://5il.co/3pn9habout 1 month ago, Annie Blankenship
🌱🥕🍅 Our third graders put their science skills to the test! Students explored a variety of vegetables and decided whether each was truly a fruit or a vegetable based on whether it contained seeds. This hands-on lesson tied into our study of fruits, seeds, and plant reproduction — and the best part? They got to taste the fresh veggies too! 🌽🍎🌶️
about 1 month ago, Annie Blankenship
