Township of Union Public Schools

The Township of Union PublicSchools, also known as the Union Township School District, is a public school district located in the United States of America. It provides kindergarten through twelfth grade education to students residing in the Township of Union. The district delivers core academic instruction, special education programs, and a range of extracurricular activities typical of K‑12 school systems.

As a municipal entity, it is funded primarily through local property taxes and state aid, and overseen by an elected board of education. The district operates multiple school buildings within the township, though the exact number of facilities and enrollment figures are not specified in the available sources. Being a public school system, it must comply with state education regulations and federal requirements such as those under the Every Student Succeeds Act.

Its primary mission is to prepare students for college, career, and civic participation within the local community. In May 2024 the district experienced a significant network disruption that was attributed to a suspected cyber‑attack, prompting containment measures and the involvement of external cybersecurity experts. The incident led to temporary offline status of critical systems while investigations were conducted, and the district emphasized restoring operations safely and maintaining communication with staff and families. This event highlights the growing cybersecurity challenges faced by educational institutions that rely on digital infrastructure for teaching and administration. The Township of Union Public Schools remains a locally governed educational provider focused on serving its community despite the recent technological challenge.