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Wall of Honor Program

The prestigious Unionville-Chadds Ford School District (UCFSD) Wall of Honor Program celebrates our alumni for their extraordinary success and contributions to society. 

Nominations for the UCFSD Wall of Honor Class of 2025-26 are open! Learn more and nominate a candidate by August 15, 2025. 

Eligibility 

Anyone can nominate a candidate for UCFSD Wall of Honor recognition during the bi-annual nomination period. Nominees must: 

  • Be Unionville High School graduates, 
  • Have graduated 5 or more years before their nomination and
  • Model high standards of excellence, including achievements in at least one of the following areas:
    • Personal and/or professional life
    • Contributions to society
    • Lifelong commitment to educational excellence. 

Nomination

Nominations for the UCFSD Wall of Honor are accepted on a bi-annual basis. Those who wish to nominate a candidate for the 2025-26 class are invited to complete this form by August 15, 2025! 

Selection

A nominating committee will bring forward finalists to a selection committee comprised of UCFSD community members for their consideration. 

Celebration 

Inductees into the UCFSD Wall of Honor will be honored at an induction ceremony during the 2025-26 School Year. In addition, all inductees will appear on a special installation at Unionville High School. 

Questions

Those with questions about the UCFSD Wall of Honor Program are invited to contact ucfsdcommunications@ucfsd.net. 

  

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2023 Inductees: Martin Christensen from the Class of 2001, Franki Burch from the Class of 1976 and Jon Cox from the Class of 1993

Inductees

 Nominees will not be discriminated against on the basis of race, creed, religion, sex, nationality, disability, economic status or marital status. The award may be bestowed posthumously. The Unionville-Chadds Ford School District Wall of Honor Committee retains the right to remove names from the Wall of Honor.