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Academics

Preparing Every Trojan for What's Next

From early literacy through college and career advising, our academic programs are built around one goal: every student ready for what comes after graduation.

Curriculum

Curriculum & Instruction

The Curriculum Department is dedicated to supporting academic success and growth for all students, from kindergarten through graduation, working closely with educators, administrators, and families to ensure instruction is aligned with state standards and supports diverse learning needs.

Elementary (K–5): Builds a strong foundation in core subjects while encouraging curiosity and expanding students' knowledge during their formative years.

Secondary (6–12): Guides students toward meeting graduation requirements while preparing them for college, careers, and lifelong learning.

Curriculum Newsletter (PDF) →

Related Resources

Registration forms, Microsoft 365 setup instructions, and student technology guides live in the Families & Students section.

The district is currently hiring a Director of Curriculum, Instruction & Assessment — see current openings.

Guidance

Guidance & College/Career Advising

Our Guidance Office supports students with college applications, HCCTC (Huntingdon County Career & Technology Center) enrollment, and support for students experiencing homelessness.

College Advising

Application guidance, scholarship searches, and financial aid resources.

HCCTC Enrollment

Career and technical education pathways through the county CTC.

McKinney-Vento Support

Resources for students and families experiencing homelessness.

Morrison Scholarship

Each year, a graduating Mount Union senior is honored with the Morrison Scholarship. See its history and past recipients.

View the Morrison Scholarship Page →
Student Services

Special Education & Student Services

MUASD is committed to identifying and supporting students with disabilities through individualized education programs (IEPs) and related services, in partnership with families at every step, in coordination with Tuscarora Intermediate Unit 11.

Child Find: MUASD and TIU 11 identify, locate, and evaluate resident children with disabilities, ages three through twenty-one, who may be eligible for special education and related services.

Director of Special Education & Student Services
Mrs. Kristen C. Streightiff, M.Ed. — 706 N Shaver St., Mount Union, PA 17066
(814) 542-2518 ext. 162  |  kstreightiff@muasd.org

Title IX & Nondiscrimination

The Mount Union Area School District prohibits discrimination or harassment on the basis of race, color, religious creed, age, marital status, military or veteran status, national origin, sex, ancestry, sexual orientation, or physical or mental disability in any district education program or activity. Grievance procedures are available to students and employees to resolve complaints alleging Title IX violations.

To reach the district's Title IX Coordinator, contact the Superintendent's Office at (814) 542-8631.