We would like to show off our ROAR students of the week! Isaac, Kenneth, Darryelle, and Britney all received a ROAR ticket for exhibiting positive behavior this week.
Come out tonight and support our Tigers as they face Crockett County! Go tigers!
The football team hits the weight room in preparation for tomorrow's night big game against Crockett County.
GO TIGERS!!
Come support the RHS volleyball team tonight who plays Fayette-Ware at home at 5:00. They recently won a district game over Millington. Go Tigers!!!
The students in Mrs. Robison's Small Animal Science class have been debating the pros and cons of animal research.
Students in Ms. Reed's Intro to Teaching as a Profession course collaborated on their first bulletin board highlighting educational pioneer, Maria Montessori.
E. Blessinger won the 1st special needs goat show at the Dyer County Fair. Congrats Emily!!
Mrs. Ferguson’s class enjoyed attending the Dyer County Fair along with senior peer buddies attending to help.
In Ms. Reed’s Intro to Teaching as a Profession class, the students collaborated on their first bulletin board highlighting a Pioneer of Education, Maria Montessori.
The heat doesn't stop the RHS band from learning drills to complete their show! Good luck.
Ms Neal’s class is making layers of soil out of editable materials in Agriscience Class!
Ripley High School will host a College Fair this Wednesday. Students will called to go based on their last names and will be given time to speak with each representative. This is a great opportunity to learn about many post-secondary options.
Congratulations to Gage who has officially set the Ripley High School record for longest interception return for a Touchdown! He will also be in the top ten in State History! The total return was 105 yards 1 foot and 3 inches.
RHS senior Alex Padezhki takes the oath for American citizenship!
Come out tonight to Tiny Knee Stadium and support the Tigers as they face Memphis Nighthawks. Kickoff is 7 pm.
Then enjoy the long weekend - No school Monday!
Students in Ms Beavers’ class learned how the muscles work and how biomedical engineers can help keep the muscular system healthy. They then created their own medical devices to aide in the recovery of a strained bicep. Students were all given the same materials to work with and their devices were tested on force applied and distance applied.
RHS gets a Make-Over!
Congratulations to our ROAR students of the week! Montrevious, Denzell, Bryce, and Jada were all caught exhibiting excellent ROAR Behavior.
The ROAR/FOCUS behavior for the week of September 2, 2019, is found at the link below along with ACT vocabulary words, practice items and helpful tips. http://www.lced.net/roar
Don't forget the community pep rally tonight at 6 pm at the Halls Fairgrounds!