During the month of November, we will be sharing what our #TigersAreThankfulFor this Thanksgiving season. Today, we will hear from HHS student Jeremy about what he is thankful for
https://youtu.be/SxR5oYR5P1s
Mrs. Britton, Mrs. Henderson, and Mrs. Weller's RES 5th graders were rewarded with some "fun time" with Mrs. White on Friday.
These students made great choices all week! Great work 5th graders!

Future Leaders! Students in Mrs. Elizabeth Jones’ 3rd grade class practiced their leadership skills by leading the class through ELA test items.




Kern Fellowship recipients from Lauderdale County Schools attended a 3-day workshop at Lipscomb University. These aspiring leaders focused on Character Education, Trauma Informed Practices and Effective Conflict Management strategies.
Front Row (l to r): Nicole Cherry (RES) and Adrienn Perkins (RES)
Middle Row (l to r): Abigail Tucker (RPS), Trina Smith (RPS), Alicia Garrison (RPS) and Karie Arthur (RMS)
Last Row (l to r): Austin Kissell (RHS) and Brandon King (HJH)

During the month of November, we will be sharing what our #TigersAreThankfulFor this Thanksgiving season.
Today, we will hear from RPS student Ezra about what he is thankful for.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7ccBIUXi8s
As a reminder, there will be no school on Monday, November 1, 2021 due to Professional Development. We hope all of our students have a safe and enjoyable Halloween weekend!
RES students celebrate Drug Free Week! "Overall," I am drug free!



Mrs. Jennifer Paris spending time after RES dismissal to help students with homework.

Mrs. Weller's 5th grade students that made good choices last week were rewarded with some time outside with Mrs. White on Friday.

RES Litter Club met after school and made posters to hang throughout the building.

LC SCHOOLS RECOGNIZED AS TN "BRIGHT SPOT"
https://www.lced.net/article/543268
Mrs. Cress' s third graders were treated to lunch in the D.I.G. Garden at RES.




RHS cheerleaders greet students at RES!
Child Passenger Safety Week



Shout out to RES Students that were caught reading while waiting for their bus! :)

Join Lauderdale County Schools as we celebrate Tennessee Literacy Month throughout the month of September! #TNReadingforAll

Mrs. Samantha's third graders learning about magnets!

We want our RES students to READ 20 minutes each night!

LCS EXPLORING POSSIBILITY OF ADDING ATHLETIC FIELDS IN BOTH HALLS & RIPLEY
https://www.lced.net/article/528179
"Positive Character Club" at RES designed a "kindness quilt" to display in the hallway.

How can we keep our home from flooding? Due to the recent events in the world today, Mrs. Burse's 3rd graders researched floods and natural disasters that have happened around us. The students worked with each other to develop a design to keep their home from flooding.



