Unity Elementary families rolled up their sleeves tonight for a hands-on cooking experience with Lima Senior’s culinary program.
“Sparty Friends” from across Lima City Schools spent part of the day celebrating fall at Faurot Park.
Unity Elementary hosted a carnival to reward students who have shown good behavior so far this year.
Lima City Council President Jamie Dixon said it’s important to show students they are supported. “We want to make sure that we have a place that is able to teach the children the wisdom, the knowledge, the tools, the skills that they need to have, but ultimately knowing that the community is rallying behind them,” Dixon said. “Because every time that we make sure that community is around, that the kids have the support and the love they have, they'll be more than willing to excel.”
“Now that you know what you know, and you know where some of our students come from, and maybe some obstacles that they have at home, how can you gage your teaching to meet the needs of all the students,” Winkler said.
LIMA, Ohio (WLIO) - Unity Elementary is honoring a late teacher in a special way.
Unity Elementary hosted its first "Stuffed Animal Sleepover," treating students to a unique bedtime experience with their favorite plush companions.
"Get 'Dem Grades" is for students that have a 3.0 grade point average or higher and rewards them with fun activities in and outside of school.
Learning to swim can be a life-changing and life-saving skill, and this week, students at Lima City Schools are getting their chance to learn. Unity Elementary 2nd graders are the first group to begin the new curriculum at Lima City Schools that offers swim lessons for students. The school district has partnered with the Lima YMCA for the pilot project. Under the program, the students will get nine total lessons. Unity Elementary physical education teacher Dominic Crea has helped the students with their lessons and says the results are promising.
DECA students at Lima Senior are getting in the Halloween spirit with students from Unity Elementary on Wednesday. Members of the Big Spartans Little Spartans program gathered in the parking lot to celebrate Halloween with their annual Trunk or Treat. The kids got to tour different trunk booths with educational games, prizes, and, of course, candy with their Big Spartans. Some of the bigs were dressed in costumes and played Halloween-themed music in their cars.