The Spanish I class of Ms Sanders plays Simon Says to master their language skills.
Lauderdale County Health Department and Lauderdale County School System have partnered to provide seasonal influenza (flu) vaccinations at your child’s school. If your child is uninsured, there is no cost to you for the flu vaccine. If your child is covered by insurance including TennCare and private insurance, the Health Department will file a claim with the insurance plan and receive reimbursement directly from the insurance plan. There is no out of pocket cost to you for the flu vaccines provided during this school flu vaccination clinic. Your child will be bringing home a consent form beginning of this week, if you want your child to receive the flu vaccine please complete both sides. Be sure to sign the form, this will be your consent for the student to receive the vaccination. If you have any questions you can contact Michelle Brazier, Director of Coordinated School Health at 731-221-0959.
The ROAR/FOCUS behaviors for the week of September 24 can be found at the link below. You will also find ACT vocabulary and other helpful information.
-ROAR Behaviors/ACT - http://www.lced.net/o/lauderdaleschools/page/roar - ROAR Homepage
Ripley High School will have College App Week next week, September 24-28. See the attached image for details on activities and dress up days.
The RHS softball team is selling spirit wear. Checks need to made out to RHS softball. See any softball player or Coach Ratliff to order. Money and orders due October 5th. See images for examples and prices.
RHS Football Homecoming Game will begin at 7 p.m. this Friday. Homecoming Royalty will be presented at 6:00 p.m. GO TIGERS!
Students and staff have had a great homecoming week so far. Dress up days have been creative and fun, Thursday is class color day and Friday will be Purple & White Day. Go Tigers!
Students practice administering CPR and using bag masks to preform ventilations between compressions.
Ms Beavers' students are studying the effects of Osteoporosis on bone mass. Using bags and cereal to represent bone and a heavy text book to represent an unexpected force, they were able to see how low bone mass affects bone.
Ronesha, Dalton, Codi, and Dailvon were all caught ROARing this week. Congratulations and keep ROARing!
Join us for our annual Title 1 Meeting. There are two meeting times available. September 17th at 8 am or September 20 at 5:30 pm. See attached image for details.
Seniors attended the 2018 College Fair at RHS and were able to speak with representatives from various colleges, universities, technical schools and armed forces. We would like thank the Senior Guidance Counselor, Kim Kelley, for helping organize this event and all who attended.
On September 11, the RHS JROTC led a 9/11 memorial program in which all students attended. This allowed us all to reflect on this day and pay homage to those who lost their lives on this tragic day in US History.
Family/Teacher Conferences Tuesday Sept. 11 4-7 pm. Progress Reports will be handed out at this time and teachers will be available to meet.
Tuesday RHS will hold a College Fair for Junior and Senior students from 1:00-3:00 p.m. Parents are welcome to attend with students. See attached image for the schedule.
Dekylan won 2 tickets to the Delta Fair for Roaring at RHS.
RHS JROTC cadets visited the September school board meeting to share the important skills they have learned from JROTC. They also shared their Junior Cadet Leadership Camp experiences from earlier this Summer. Cadets are pictured with one of the JROTC instructors, Sgt. Turner.
Principal Byrd and a student enjoyed a quick game of ping pong.
Congratulations to our newly re-elected school board members who were recently sworn in for another four year term by Maurice Gaines, County Mayor.
The ROAR FOCUS behaviors for the week of September 10 can be found at the link below. You will also find ACT vocabulary and other helpful information.
- http://5il.co/4r8l - ROAR Behaviors/ACT
- http://www.lced.net/o/lauderdaleschools/page/roar - ROAR Homepage
