Kindergarten registration for the 25/26 school year is coming up... are you ready!?
Registration will be completed all electronically via our Infinite Campus parent portal. Stay tuned for more information in January!
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Pajama Day was a HUGE success!! Tomorrow is ALL OUT CHRISTMAS!
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♥️🎄Don't mind us over here at Beaufort . We are just in the Christmas spirit!!!
♥️🤍🎁Candy Cane Day was a success as well!♥️🤍🎁Tomorrow is Christmas Pajamas!
Does your child need glasses?
Eye Thrive, commonly known as the Vision Van, has an upcoming community visit! Eye Thrive will be onsite starting at gam at the St Louis Public Library at 1301 Olive Street St.Louis, Mo on January 30th, 2025. This is a FREE open community event. They will be providing appointments on a first come first serve basis for children 4-18 for eye exams and glasses. See flyer below for details.
Kindergarten Registration is coming soon. We will be doing registration electronically via Infinite Campus for the 25-26 school year. More information will be available on the district website starting mid-January.
Stay tuned for more information!
The 3rd Grade put on a Wonderful Performance last night! A huge shoutout to Mrs. Baer and everyone who helped! Great job 3rd Grade!!!
Today Beaufort was showing off their Christmas hats and socks. It was so much fun. Tomorrow is Candy Cane Day!!
Ugly Sweater Day was a Hit!
Congratulations to these students!! They are the Fire Prevention Poster winners for 2024 that’s put on by the Leslie Fire Department.
1st & 2nd graders
1st-Ann Brueggemann
2nd-Baylor Bobbitt
3rd-Paisley Jahnsen
3rd & 4th graders
1st-Jersie Mabe
2nd-Kahlee Palmer
3rd-Karrigan Eads
5th graders
1st-Ryleigh Selz
2nd-Georgia Collins
3rd-Breanna Haberberger
Christmas break is fast approaching! Enjoy these last few days of school.
On behalf of the entire Union R-XI School District, we wish you and your family a wonderful and happy holidays.
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Did some say "Jingle?"🎄
Yep!! Student Council will be selling Jingle Grams Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday morning for $1 each. Students may buy one for a friend or staff. If you'd like to send one to your student, you may send money with how many you'd like and a message to go with it in an envelope to give to their teacher.
Our Amazing Beaufort PTO and Student Council put together an AWESOME Winter Wonderland Float and Won 🥇 First Place!! We are soooo proud of them!!
This week the staff at Beaufort were treated with a YUMMY Breakfast from our amazing Principals in addition to our wonderful PTO passing out treats today from the Sunshine cart. The staff also participated in a little “Underground Spirit Week” that the students were catching onto day by day! As you can tell, we also had some EXTREMELY happy students getting to shop the Mother's Circle Ornament sale.
Students will have one more day to shop the Mother Circle Ornament sale. These wonderful ladies will be set up and ready to go from 7:15 AM, when the bell rings, until around 9:00am. Teachers will send them down to shop!
The K-Kids & Choir went to visit two local Nursing Homes yesterday evening.
The K-Kids decorated stockings and our very own Beaufort Choir joined in as they sang holiday songs to brighten the spirits of many people. 🎄♥️🎶
Bingo Event with the Beaufort Lions Club and our Beaufort PTO Saturday, February 1st. (See flyer for details)
This week we are excited to have Rae Pecka, paraprofessional at Beaufort Elementary, as our Wildcat of the Week.
Rae, thank you for taking the time to share a little information about yourself!
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We have had several parents/families ask what our staff likes are, so we put together a list to help answer those questions.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19QF9c3GyKSSthHQ2jv8Gut_TjyXa3rnQEqSa-tnZwCo/edit
Dear #unionrxi parents/guardians:
Temperatures are falling and with that comes wintery weather. The Union R-XI School District recognizes the challenges that result from school being canceled due to inclement weather. As such, we want to share some information to keep you informed about our district's procedures for school closings and delays due to weather.
In the case of inclement weather:
1). The district administration will make a decision as soon as we can. In general, school officials will not cancel school based on a forecast. However, there are occasional instances where decisions could be made when inclement weather appears to be inevitable.
2). When possible, the decision to cancel school may be made the night before, usually by 9:00 pm. However, in most situations, a decision isn’t made until the following morning. An early morning decision is typically made by 5:00 a.m. A decision to cancel school will be shared in the following ways: automated phone call, email, text, notification through our mobile app, district social media sites, and local news television stations.
3). In the event we need to have an early dismissal once students have already arrived at school, we will use the same communication means as listed above.
4). In order to receive the above listed communications, you’ll need to ensure your Campus Parent Portal has been updated in addition to opting into receiving district text messages. If you have questions about updating your Parent Portal, please contact your child’s school.
As we look ahead, we ask that all parents/guardians:
1). Create a plan for unexpected school closures and share the plan with your student. School cancellations due to weather are unavoidable and will happen at some point.
2). Please watch our district website, mobile app, and social media pages for information related to school closures. We will post periodic updates about the decision making process. We will not respond to questions submitted on social media asking if we plan to have school.
3). Recognize that snow itself rarely closes school. Snow in the forecast is not our primary concern. Rather, safety, visibility, road conditions, ice build-up, and the status of plowing are more important issues to consider. In addition, the capability of our staff to safely travel to school and for our custodial/maintenance departments to clear sidewalks and parking lots have a large impact on our ability to have school.
As always, the highest priority for our district is the safety of our students and staff, for whom we will always err on the side of caution. We appreciate your understanding as we focus on doing what’s best for both our students and staff.
Thank you and #Uproud!
