District History

In 1968, the Unionville Eagles and the Sebewaing Indians, who had been school rivals, merged into one district, eventually becoming the Unionville-Sebewaing Area (U.S.A.) Patriots.  In 1980, a new "central" high school was built between the two towns, and in 1995, a "central" middle school was added.  In 2003, the newly built elementary school opened next to the high school/middle school complex.  Things have changed immensely from a one-room schoolhouse to the amazing complex that now makes up our school district.  This community should be proud of the wonderful educational future we are providing for the children of Unionville and Sebewaing!

Lifelong Learning

We know education doesn't end with K-12.  USA Schools offer an environment that nurtures and enriches students' lives, opens their minds to character and leadership experiences, and one that produces value-driven adults and active community leaders.

·     Learn a new skill

·     Explore a new career

·     Meet new people

·     Learn with your children

·     Develop a new hobby

·     Take summer classes, too

We are excited to expand the community education program at USA Schools.  Beginning in December 2008, classes will be offered at the school for a nominal fee.