SCHEDULE UPDATE : Thursday's, 12/18/2025, JH Boys basketball games in Lamoni will start at 4 pm and NOT 4:30 pm.
Eagle Activities 12/15 - 12/20

Due to the weather forecast and the cancellation of other events, it has been decided that the Junior High Dance scheduled for Saturday, December 13th will be postponed to a future date.
East Union FCCLA traveled to Mercy One Ronald McDonald house Thursday to prepare a taco bar meal and cookies for the families staying there. They prepared enough for 25 people. A special thank you to Creston Hy-Vee for donating the groceries to provide the meal.



The Archery Shoot in Atlantic scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday 12/13/2025, has been cancelled.
Admission for tonight's JH girls and boys games in Diagonal will be cash or check only - They don't accept card.
Here is some info for the JV/V Boys basketball game at Stanton Thursday night.
We will be playing in the Viking Center which is right next to the school, in the same parking lot.
Fans will enter in the bottom north doors of the Viking Center
Spectator Parking and Entrance
-Spectators may park in the school parking lot, the gravel lot in front of the school, or in the grass lot west of the Viking Center. Fans will enter the Viking Center using the north, bottom doors
-Visiting fans will sit in west bleachers
We will be playing in the Viking Center which is right next to the school, in the same parking lot.
Fans will enter in the bottom north doors of the Viking Center
Spectator Parking and Entrance
-Spectators may park in the school parking lot, the gravel lot in front of the school, or in the grass lot west of the Viking Center. Fans will enter the Viking Center using the north, bottom doors
-Visiting fans will sit in west bleachers
🎄✨ Holiday Spirit Week is almost here, EAGLES!! ✨🎄
Get ready to sleigh your outfits, jingle through the halls, and spread that EU holiday cheer ALL WEEK LONG! ❤️💚
We’ve got seven festive days coming your way — and we want to see you bring the energy, the creativity, and the holiday magic!
Let’s make this the most festive week of the year at East Union! ❄️ 🦅
Get ready to sleigh your outfits, jingle through the halls, and spread that EU holiday cheer ALL WEEK LONG! ❤️💚
We’ve got seven festive days coming your way — and we want to see you bring the energy, the creativity, and the holiday magic!
Let’s make this the most festive week of the year at East Union! ❄️ 🦅

Mrs. Warnke invites you to join them on Monday, December 22nd, at 7:30 PM in the East Union Auditorium as our 6th–12th grade band takes the stage for their magical winter concert. 🎶✨

East Union Student Council presents Winterfest! Winterfest will be held January 12th-16th, 2026. More information to come including dress up days and activities. Stay tuned....
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jmIDjlAScfHPykc6kBTDavtbe3iIIOOU/view?usp=sharing

❄️Middle School Action Planners presents Winter Wonderland Dance❄️
Get ready to step into a Winter Wonderland, because our Middle School Dance is happening this Saturday, December 13th, from 7:00–9:00 PM!
✨ Cost:
• $3 for an individual
• $5 for a couple
📍Location:
• Elementary Gym – Enter through the AG Doors
Grab your friends, bundle up, and get ready for a magical night of music, lights, and winter fun! This is for East Union Middle School students only; no outside dates are allowed. ❄️🌨️
Get ready to step into a Winter Wonderland, because our Middle School Dance is happening this Saturday, December 13th, from 7:00–9:00 PM!
✨ Cost:
• $3 for an individual
• $5 for a couple
📍Location:
• Elementary Gym – Enter through the AG Doors
Grab your friends, bundle up, and get ready for a magical night of music, lights, and winter fun! This is for East Union Middle School students only; no outside dates are allowed. ❄️🌨️

Tech Math visits the Carpenters Training Institute
On Thursday, November 13th, Mr. Walsh and his Tech Math crew hit the road for an awesome hands-on adventure at the Carpenters Training Institute in Altoona!
Students explored state-of-the-art workshops, learned about cutting-edge training programs, and got an inside look at the incredible apprenticeship opportunities available to future carpenters. From high-tech tools to real-world skill building, the day was packed with eye-opening experiences that showed just how exciting a career in carpentry can be!
📐🔨
On Thursday, November 13th, Mr. Walsh and his Tech Math crew hit the road for an awesome hands-on adventure at the Carpenters Training Institute in Altoona!
Students explored state-of-the-art workshops, learned about cutting-edge training programs, and got an inside look at the incredible apprenticeship opportunities available to future carpenters. From high-tech tools to real-world skill building, the day was packed with eye-opening experiences that showed just how exciting a career in carpentry can be!
📐🔨
Eagle Activities and themes for the week of 12/8 - 12/13

East Union Community School District is seeking a passionate and dynamic Secondary Science Teacher to join our team. The ideal candidate will inspire students in grades 7-12 to explore the wonders of science and develop critical thinking skills. While a focus in Chemistry and Physics is preferred, highly qualified candidates in Physical Science or other secondary science disciplines are encouraged to apply.
Apply today at: https://iowa.schoolspring.com/?jobid=5454292.
Apply today at: https://iowa.schoolspring.com/?jobid=5454292.

Check out the East Union ASPIRE "More" Thrift Store for all your Christmas shopping needs!

GivingTuesday is a global generosity movement unleashing the power of radical generosity. GivingTuesday was created in 2012 as a simple idea: a day that encourages people to do good. Since then, it has grown into a year-round global movement that inspires hundreds of millions of people to give, collaborate, and celebrate generosity.
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Join the movement and give TODAY!

EU will have a 2 hour delay Monday, December 1st due to road conditions.
Eagles Activities and themes for the week of 12/1 - 12/6

PBIS News from East Union Elementary Guidance Counselor Mr. Thad Tussey:
October Review:
We closed out October with an assembly about fire safety and emergency planning, giving students the opportunity to hear from special guests. A big thank you to the law enforcement officers, volunteer firefighters, and first responders for being guest speakers. We also celebrated Red Ribbon Week at the end of October, focusing on healthy choices, creating a long elementary red ribbon paper chain 'linking up against drugs'. In classroom guidance lessons, students spent time learning about bullying awareness and prevention. Our students showed great engagement throughout the month!
November Assembly:
In November, we to celebrated our PBIS Golden Ticket Award winners and recognize classrooms that earned Traveling Trophies from our specials teachers, custodial staff, and kitchen staff. This month’s theme was all about gratitude and thankfulness. our students embraced it by 'be-leaf-ing in gratitude' and creating leaves with what they are thankful for. Each week, classroom teachers led activities that encouraged students to reflect on what they’re grateful for and how they can show appreciation to others.
We are proud of our students and staff for their hard work and positivity.
Have a Happy Thanksgiving!
October Review:
We closed out October with an assembly about fire safety and emergency planning, giving students the opportunity to hear from special guests. A big thank you to the law enforcement officers, volunteer firefighters, and first responders for being guest speakers. We also celebrated Red Ribbon Week at the end of October, focusing on healthy choices, creating a long elementary red ribbon paper chain 'linking up against drugs'. In classroom guidance lessons, students spent time learning about bullying awareness and prevention. Our students showed great engagement throughout the month!
November Assembly:
In November, we to celebrated our PBIS Golden Ticket Award winners and recognize classrooms that earned Traveling Trophies from our specials teachers, custodial staff, and kitchen staff. This month’s theme was all about gratitude and thankfulness. our students embraced it by 'be-leaf-ing in gratitude' and creating leaves with what they are thankful for. Each week, classroom teachers led activities that encouraged students to reflect on what they’re grateful for and how they can show appreciation to others.
We are proud of our students and staff for their hard work and positivity.
Have a Happy Thanksgiving!



Reminder: There will be school this coming Monday, 11/24. School will be closed 11/26-28 for Thanksgiving Break. Classes will resume on MONDAY 12/1.
