Family/Teacher Conferences for all Lauderdale County Schools have been rescheduled for Thursday, September 19th from 4:00-7:00 PM.
Reminder: all traffic entering HHS property needs to enter on Carmen St. Traffic is one-way from Carmen St. to Tigrett St. as indicated by posted signage.
Entrance into the student parking lot is permitted from two directions: 1) the gravel road from the barn (take a left), or 2) the driveway in front of the school (take a right into student parking).
All staff, parents and guests, whether dropping off, picking up, or reporting for duty will use the correct entrances for employee/visitor parking.
Violators of this policy could be subject to losing their driving privileges on campus.
Due to today’s forecast of rainy conditions, all after school activities have been canceled for this evening. Family/Teacher conferences have been postponed as well. A new date for conferences will be communicated at a later time.
This is a message to keep you informed of the district’s efforts to maintain safe and drug free schools. With coordination from the Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Department, both Ripley and Halls High Schools were on lockdown this morning due to a scheduled visit from various agencies who specialize in K-9 drug searches. This is part of a concerted effort, in partnership with the Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Department, to provide safe and drug free schools.
Parents & Guardians,
This message is a follow up to communications that went out earlier today on the school district’s social media. Earlier today, an anonymous 911 call came in to Lauderdale County dispatch indicating there was a threat to one of the Ripley schools. There was no specific information on where the threat was targeted, but all school SROs went on high alert. As a result, all county schools went on a temporary lock down while law enforcement investigated the source of the call. Additional officers were quickly sent to each school throughout the county as a precaution and the Sheriff’s Department worked quickly to get a location on the source of the call. A juvenile, not associated with Lauderdale Co. Schools, was quickly located and determined to be the source of the hoax and was charged accordingly. The lockdown was lifted after only a few minutes and schools resumed normal operations. We are thankful that this issue was resolved quickly and efficiently through the work of the Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Department and other local agencies.
Lauderdale County Schools
Attending Lauderdale County Schools for the first time? Registration for new students (Grades 1 - 12) is Thursday, July 18th! 2024-25 Registration Information - https://5il.co/2gri6
Summer is underway, but Back to School season is rapidly approaching! Stay informed of upcoming activities via LCS & school social media!
2024-25 calendar - https://5il.co/2ealf
2024-25 Registration Schedule - https://5il.co/2gri6
Student Dress Code - http://5il.co/4brg
Looking to support a young learner with math fluency this summer? Check out TDOE's Math Fluency Activities! Visit Best for All Central for more information! https://bestforall.tnedu.gov/lessons-and-learning-item?content-id=10609&mc_cid=6f5e277904&mc_eid=a0b5568f3a
Lauderdale County Library's summer reading program begins on June 3rd for children ages 0-13. Make your plans today to join the summer reading adventure!
Communities in Schools of Tennessee is hiring to serve our local community! Program managers are needed at RMS and RHS. Interested? Click the link below to learn more and apply!
https://secure.entertimeonline.com/ta/CBIZ20166.careers?ShowJob=369484561
Go on a journey into reading this summer! Book packs are headed to the homes of rising 1st-3rd graders through the Governor’s Early Literacy Foundation’s K-3 Home Library program. Visit BookersBookClub.org/Activities for more book-related activities! #BookersBookClubTN
Lauderdale County had a BLAST at yesterday's Special Olympics meet in Brighton! Our students had fun and even brought some awards home!
LCS is celebrating School Nurse Week! Check out Tuesday's LCS nurse fact of the day!
LCS is celebrating School Nurse Week! Check out our LCS nurse fact of the day!
ABM is hiring general cleaners at LCS campuses. Interested in working for ABM? Make plans to attend their job hiring event on Saturday, May 11th, at Ripley Elementary School. Applications can also be completed online at: https://tinyurl.com/LdaleCountyABM
LCS will be hosting another round of Pre-K and Kindergarten registration soon! Registration packets can be picked up on Tuesday, May 7th, and returned, with all necessary documents, on Tuesday, May 14th. For questions about Pre-K/K registration, please reach out to RPS or HES.
Lauderdale County's Family Resource Center was recently recognized by the TN Department of Education for 30 years of service. LCS is thankful for Ms. Ollie Fields and her dedication to supporting and empowering our community.
Our 2023-2024 21st CCLC – Project LEAD is coming to a close this week. We have had another successful year of academics and fun. Thank you to all the parents who made sure your child attended these programs at Ripley Elementary and Halls Junior High. Thank you to the students who came and worked for a longer school day. Thank you to the awesome staff that always puts their heart and soul into this program and makes sure that we have the best around! Wishing all students a great TCAP testing week!!
LCS would like to thank Mr. Quentin Lee (RHS '10) for the donation of 40 Chromebooks to RES. Quentin, better known as "I Know Nic West", is currently a music artist and producer in the Nashville area. We are #LauderdaleProud of Quentin for giving back to our community.
One lucky Lauderdale County Junior or Senior could win the "Keys to Success"! Express Brownsville Chevrolet GMC will announce the winner and scholarship recipients on Saturday, May 11th, at 1:00PM. For more on "Keys to Success", visit www.keystosuccesstn.com.