There are many different ways to work on high frequency words! Today, at the before school LEAPS program at Ripley Primary, students wrote their words with glue and glitter. Then they practiced recognizing and saying those particular words.
During 21st CCLC before school at Ripley Elementary, students work on Math with Ms. Perkins in small groups to refine skills happening in their classroom.
The ROAR/FOCUS behavior for the week of September 16, 2019, is found at the link below along with ACT vocabulary words, practice items and helpful tips. http://www.lced.net/roar
Please don't forget Family/Teacher Conferences at all Lauderdale County Schools this evening from 4-7pm. Conferences will also be held at the same time on Tuesday, September 17. #GoTigers
The ROAR/FOCUS behavior for the week of September 9, 2019, is found at the link below along with ACT vocabulary words, practice items and helpful tips. http://www.lced.net/roar
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
The ROAR/FOCUS behavior for the week of August 26, 2019, is found at the link below along with ACT vocabulary words, practice items and helpful tips. http://www.lced.net/roar
Thanks to Mr. Wyde Edwards of SRG Global-Ripley for visiting with RHS seniors and sharing the importance of work ethic. RHS students asked great questions and have committed to the completion of the qualifying criteria of the work ethic certificate. #workethicmatters
Community/School Pep Rally - August 29 @ 6:00pm - Lauderdale County Fairgrounds - Halls
Congratulations to Halls and Ripley on another successful Tiger Bowl. Thanks to all of the coaches, admin, and supporters who had a hand in making the event a huge success. Good luck on the season! #GoTigers #TigerPride
Check out Lauderdale County Schools ROAR Behavior of the Week, Word of the Day and ACT practice problems along with ACT 'Did you know?' tips each week. Visit our ROAR link on the LCS homepage.
Congratulations to all Lauderdale County Schools for a great first day of school! Thanks to faculty and staff for all of the hard work in preparing for a new school year. WELCOME BACK STUDENTS!!! It's going to be a great year! #Hear me ROAR
Please don't forget that student registration is tomorrow for all Lauderdale County schools. Follow the link provided for more information. https://5il.co/8cdz
GO TIGERS!!!
We’re thrilled to announce Lauderdale County
School District’s mobile app! Access sports scores, cafeteria menus, news updates, even emergency notifications.
Download the app on Android: http://bit.ly/2FMzOUv or
iPhone: https://apple.co/2FKRhg6
Follow the link below to the 2019-2020 registration schedule and school calendar for Lauderdale County Schools.
http://www.lced.net/o/lauderdaleschools/browse/26171
Parents: If you have a child going into 7th grade and has not had a TDAP booster or their second varicella shot, they will need these before the 2019-2020 school year starts. You will need to provide proof of their immunizations by bringing a Tennessee immunization form to registration on August 1, 2019, and give to your child’s school nurse. If you have any questions, please call Michelle Brazier, Lauderdale County Coordinated School Health Director, at 731-221-0959.
Children in the Read to Be Ready summer program had a special visit from Halls High Principal Amy Morgan and Buddy this morning. Mrs. Morgan read Carmela Full of Wishes to the children and Buddy!
We're hiring! A job fair for general cleaners and custodians will be held on Saturday, June 22, at Ripley Elementary School from 10am-1:00pm.
All teachers & staff gathered today to close another school year by celebrating many accomplishments. Closing a year with a little singing and dancing seemed appropriate. I am honored to work alongside such wonderful educators. Have a great Summer! --Shawn Kimble, Superintendent
LEAPs programs at Ripley Primary, Ripley Middle, and Halls Elementary visited Discovery Park Saturday and the LEGO exhibit. Students were able to explore, calculate, and see the different things that LEGOs could do.
