There will be no Project LEAPs at RMS on Tuesday or Thursday this week due to Family/Teacher Conferences. Family/Teacher Conferences are on Tuesday and Thursday of this week from 4:00-7:00. Please come by to pick up your student's progress report and speak to their teachers!
Students in Mrs. Henderson’s advisory are learning how to collaborate together to use critical thinking skills while trying to put a puzzle together without the picture.
RMS Basketball Cheerleaders participated in the Annual Labor Day Parade on Monday!
RMS Counselors, Mrs. Knox & Mrs. Hearn, want to give a special thank you to our incredible community partner, the Lauderdale County Branch of the NAACP. In August, President Dwight Beard, Secretary Michael Jones, and Assistant Secretary Tonia Beard visited RMS to deliver a generous donation of school supplies. Our students have already benefited from their donations, and we are grateful for their commitment to providing our students with the tools they need to succeed.
Student Spotlight: 8th Grade Members of the Ripley High School Marching Band!
These dedicated students travel from the middle school to the high school each afternoon to practice and participate in all events and competitions. Pictured from left to right are: Hadley H., Bayleigh B., Hunter C., Eli N., and Ryder A. Please join us in congratulating them for their hard work!
These dedicated students travel from the middle school to the high school each afternoon to practice and participate in all events and competitions. Pictured from left to right are: Hadley H., Bayleigh B., Hunter C., Eli N., and Ryder A. Please join us in congratulating them for their hard work!
Students in Mrs. Tidwell’s Excel class presented their “decades” to the class and administration.
Students in Ms. Curtis’s “castle” read and analyze Castle Diaries.
Attention: Wednesday’s day has been changed to purple and white day for the Pep Rally!
Mrs. Robinson’s class made parachutes in STEM class today as well!
This week RMS engineers used the Engineering Design Process in STEM class to look at World Hunger. Students brainstormed how to deliver Food Aid during wartime and they made prototype parachutes to air-drop commodities such as rice and beans to Gaza. We tested our designs and made modifications.
Homecoming Week is next week! See below for dress-up days and pep rally info!
7th Grade Shots Info
Mr Wiggin’s ELA classes created character “basketball” cards for the main characters of the Crossover. Students then participated in a Gallery walk choosing quotes from the cards. Then students explained the significance of the quotes for that character.
Calling all engineers!
Booster Club Meeting
Don’t forget about Open House tonight! Everyone who attends will be entered into a drawing to win one of our gift baskets from Communities in Schools. Students who attend may win a McDonald’s gift card!
We hope to see you tomorrow afternoon!
Good news RMS...... black pants have been approved for our dress code. Leggings, joggers, and pants with holes are still against dress code.
Please see important update from District Attorney Mark Davidson.
Come out and support our tigers this fall!
