Ripley Elementary School

Dear Parent/Guardian, As another school year is coming to a close, our schools asking for your attention and help with a very serious and expanding issue. In recent weeks, the...

Recently, 4th grade students in Mrs. Perkins and Ms. Medford's classes participated in a work day at EW James and Sons in Ripley. Students engaged with the community by scanning g...

Craig Fitzhugh, Chairman and CEO of the Bank of Ripley, addressed Lauderdale County Schools’ Superintendent Study Council, school principals, and district administrators on Thursd...

NASSP, the National Association of Elementary School Principals, and the American Federation of School Administrators have declared the week of April 8-12, 2019 , as National ...

There was a great turnout Saturday morning for Lauderdale County Schools' 4 th Annual Lace Up for Literacy 5K and 1mile Fun Run. The weather was perfect for the event! Ripley High...

Lauderdale County Schools' 4 th Annual Lace Up for Literacy 5K and 1 mile Fun Run will be held this Saturday April 6 th with a new venue and new race route. The event will be h...

The Save the Children Program sponsored Pastries for Parents for RES this week. During this time, parents were invited to come enjoy pastries and read with their children. Each ...

We are SO PROUD of ALL of our TALENT SHOW PARTICIPANTS!! Congratulations to our Fan Favorite and 1st Place Winners: Emma H.,Carlee H., and Briley R.; 2nd Place Winners: Mady C. ...

We are so proud of you! Kamari E. participated in the Lauderdale County Spelling Bee on February 26th at the RHS Little Theater and placed 1st in the primary grades category. Kamar...

Recently the students in April Oliver's Class did a "Handwriting Without Tears" Activity for National Handwriting Day. They wrote letters to sailors telling them a little bit abo...

The Flag Team at RES consists of 5th grade students. These students are taught by Coach Eric on how to fold the American Flag using proper U.S. Flag Code. Each day they are resp...

With a partner, students are using the text “Coming to America” to analyze the positives and challenges of Ellis Island while studying immigration in America.

Earlier this week, we recognized students with excellent behavior while riding on our school buses. Bus riders with no pink slips or marks while riding the bus, going to the bus,...

In celebration of National School Counseling Week, we honored our school counselors with a banner, cake, and flowers. We appreciate ALL that they do on a daily basis. We could n...

We appreciate our school board members so much! Recently, Ripley Elementary School invited each school board member as well as our Superintendent, Shawn Kimble, and Assistant Sup...

During cold/flu season, i t is extremely important to encourage healthy habits to help in reducing the spread of germs. Please assist in the efforts to limit illness by talking w...

Students in Mrs. Medford's class examined an exploded moment in the book, Hatchet , through “Writer’s Glasses” to see how the author connects the settings, challenges and actio...

National Celebration Spotlights Individuals Committed to Public Education The week of November 12th is recognized as 2018 National American Education Week. This is a wond...

Members of the Lauderdale County School Board were recognized at the October 2018 school board meeting as a TN School Board of Distinction. Delta District Director, Marty Burliso...

The DIG Club held a pumpkin painting contest to help decorate the school garden. Several classes participated and Mrs. Sidney's 3rd Grade Class came in first place!