The RMS Counselors extend heartfelt gratitude to Marvin for their generous donation. Marvin Windows came to the aid of the RMS Clothes Closet last spring which has directly impacted students' lives. Liz Wood & Ali Adams, representatives of Marvin, presented a donation of personal hygiene items. Marvin also made a large monetary donation for RMS Counselors to use at their discretion for the Clothes Closet. Many thanks to Emily Land, Senior Human Relations Manager, for seeing the need and working to ensure Marvin was part of the solution.
Marvin's contribution has been used to restock the RMS Clothes Closet with our most needed items. These items allow students to return to their learning environment quickly and confidently.
Marvin’s website states: “We put people first — not just in how we design, but in how we build for the future. We commit to long-lasting and trusting relationships with our employees, customers, partners, and communities, and are there for them when they need us most.” This commitment is clearly reflected in their actions. Community support plays a vital role in fostering educational success by providing tangible resources and sending a powerful message to young people — that their community believes in them and their potential. Marvin Windows doesn’t just talk about putting people first — they live it.
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Halloween Dressup
Pink out tomorrow!
Attn! Softball tryouts have been rescheduled due to weather!
The book fair is next week! Students may shop during their library time. Tuesday night, we will host a literacy night from 4:30-6:30 where you can shop with your student! Come out and see us!
Wear yellow shirts tomorrow!
On Tuesday, September 30, 2025, 8th grade students from Ripley Middle School (from left to right-Ja'Mareon K., Colton B., Ja'Myra T., and Arianna L.) were accompanied by their school counselor, Mrs. LaGenia Knox, to attend UT Martin's FutureStar Leadership Summit. The FutureStar Summit is a leadership program designed for West Tennessee’s potential leaders held at the University of Tennessee at Martin. Sponsored by WestStar alumni, this event is designed to plant a seed of inspiration by exposing students, many for the first time, to the value of education and the possibilities of college life. The students participated in a variety of interactive events around campus. Ariana and Ja'Mareon were also given the opportunity to host a live segment on the campus radio station, WUTM 90.3 "The Hawk". Due to their willingness to engage and be leaders, all four students were given an early admission letter to UT Martin!
Literacy Night
Softball Tryouts
Baseball Tryouts
School Custodian Appreciation
Bus 6 will not run on Friday, October 3rd. Please make alternate transportation arrangements. Thanks!
Students with 20+ AR points made it to the AR Wall of Fame and were rewarded with Sonic drinks and snacks courtesy of Mrs. Tidwell! Congratulations to these students - 8th graders Tey H., Izzy M., Jordan M., Markaveon B., Christopher W., and Elijah P.; 6th grader Cash G.; and 7th graders Jaxxon W., Eden M., Macie G., and Abigail M.
RMS Volleyball was victorious in the first round of the district tournament last night. Rayne Ramsey was Awarded All-District. We are very proud of our lady tiger volleyball team! 🏐❤️
Be sure to come out and support our boys and girls basketball teams this season!
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Michael & Cora Harper pictured with LaGenia Knox & Mindi Hearn. The Harpers, representing Ashport Baptist Church, presented RMS School Counselors with a donation of school supplies. RMS is thankful for the support of Ashport Baptist Church in helping bridge the gap with student needs.
Fall Picture Day is Friday!
