Thank you UTM Ripley for allowing us to tour your facility and providing great information to our students.
HOSA Students attended the West Tennessee Fall Leadership Conference on September 26th. Students listened to speakers on various topics such as emotional intelligence, civic engagement, unconscious bias, and personal branding and networking.
The ROAR/FOCUS behaviors for the week of October 15 can be found at the link below. You will also find ACT vocabulary and other helpful information. http://www.lced.net/o/lauderdaleschools/page/roar
RHS Student, Caleb, cut off his long hair and donated it to Locks of Love. We are proud of our students that think of others in their time of need.
Taylor, a Ripley High sophomore, attended the Military Service Academy Day Saturday. This gave her the opportunity to speak with Representative David Kustoff, Army and the Air Force ROTC, US Air Force Academy, US Coast Guard Academy, and may more Military Service Academies.
As part of College App Week, students and staff wore their college shirts on Wednesday.
RHS seniors apply to college!! #tncollegeappweek
#iapplied
Students in Plant Science viewed and compared the stomata from the leaves of different plants in the lab.
RHS celebrates “Career Day” as students dress for their future career for College App Week #tncollegeappweek
More RHS students that are college bound! College App week day 3 is in full swing. The RHS Guidance Department and teachers will be helping Seniors apply for TNPromise and colleges throughout the week.
Come out to support our RHS Tiger Football team this Friday!
Class of 2019: College App Week - The library is open until 6:30 tonight for anyone that needs to use our computer labs to apply to college.
It’s College App Week! Students have various dress up days, today was College Shirt day. Throughout the week Seniors will be applying for college and TNPromise with the guidance counselors.
Congratulations to our Football Team for the win Friday. The final score was 42-7 over Fayette-Ware. Go Tigers!!
The students in Ms Parmenter’s Chemistry class used paper chromatography to identify suspects in a “homecoming crime”. By separating ink samples, students were able to identify who left “Go Wildcats” signs around the school.
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.
