Reminder: RMS Cheer Tryouts are Wednesday, April 5th, from 3:15-6:15 (or until your child has finished their tryout) in the RMS Gym.
HES and RPS Pre-K students and teachers participated in the Carl Perkins Center’s kickoff parade for Child Abuse Prevention Month. The theme was “There is no place like a safe home”. RHS JROTC led the parade while Pre-K students marched in the parade and adorned rubies and crowns to celebrate the 41st anniversary of the Carl Perkins Center. Parents and families joined the celebration for a huge turnout and great success. LCS would like to thank all staff, volunteers, parents, and community members for helping us place the best interest of children at the center of all we do.
There's still time to register for this summer's KinderBoost program! Scan the QR code below for the appropriate school (HES or RPS) and register today!
Booster Club Meeting on Wednesday.
7th grade students who completed the Q3 “Classic” reading challenge were rewarded today. They had classic ice cream floats and played classic field games including the egg toss and egg in a spoon relay race.
Class of 2027 students and parents participated in a high school registration meeting last night at RMS. Catherine Thomas, RHS counselor & Austin Kissell, College & Career Readiness Coordinator presented information to the students to get them ready for registration.
Just RMS administrators doing what needs to be done for student success! Mr. Lockhart taught Math in Ms. Gitchell’s class for a while this morning.
Due to the forecast of dangerous weather during our afternoon bus commute tomorrow, we are providing you with advanced notice that schools in Lauderdale County will dismiss at 1:30pm on Friday, March 31, 2023.
Pre-K and Kindergarten Registration for the 2023-2024 school year is approaching! Please review the attached information from Ripley Primary regarding the registration process for both grades. For registration questions, please reach out to RPS @ 731-635-0691.
Our next #LauderdaleProud feature is Mario Fulton II!
Mario Fulton II graduated from Ripley High School in 2004. He has earned his associate, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees in social work from University of Tennessee - Martin and Walden University.
Mario is a school social worker, published author, and entrepreneur. He serves as the Chief Executive Officer for ThinkRich Clothing and Stairway 2 Success, Incorporated. Mario’s favorite part of his career is impacting the lives of students and advocating for mental health services.
Way to go, Mario! We are #LauderdaleProud of you!
Our #LauderdaleProud feature is Holly Crook!
Holly Crook graduated from Halls High School in 2009. She graduated from Middle Tennessee State University with a Bachelor's degree in Aviation Administration and Business. In January 2015, she completed flight training at ATP Flight School in Smyrna, TN.
Holly is an airline pilot for Federal Express (FedEx). Holly enjoys doing what she loves for a living. With each flight being a little different, there’s never a dull moment. She enjoys the views from above when flying to new places, over the oceans and mountains, and witnessing amazing sunrises and sunsets.
Way to go, Holly! We are #LauderdaleProud of you!
Spring Formal FAQ
The RMS Student Council had a blast at convention this year. A special thank you to Mr. James Barbee and the RHS SCA for taking us under your wing and showing us the ropes! Thank you to everyone who took care of us this weekend and drove us back and forth.
A big congratulations to our very own, Mrs. Cindy Anderson, for being awarded TASC’s Administrator of the Year!
4-H Day! Students completed the Bug on the Run 4-H activity. They worked in small groups to build a habitat for their endangered species, which kept trying to get away!
Lego Day in STEM! STEM students used instruction manuals to build their models. Some of the Tigers designed and built their own creations including buildings and vehicles.
In the next few days, coaches will be handing out proofs for the spring sports pictures to their teams. The last day to turn in orders will be Wednesday, April 5, 2023. Orders should be turned in to homeroom teachers.
Rising 9th grade Registration Information!
LCS aims to provide a smooth transition from Pre-K to Kindergarten for children. Families can use simple strategies to give children a strong start to school.
Families should remember to keep things S.I.M.P.L.E. as they support their young learners.
S – Focus on hearing and playing with sounds
I – Stay informed on ways to support your child
M – Model when playing and talking with your child
P – Play games with sounds and words at home
L – Spend time listening and learning with your child
E – Engage in literacy activities that help prepare your child for school
Practice listening and learning with your child by watching PBS Starting with Sounds, where famous Tennesseans read their favorite books and sing songs about sounds and words.
RMS loves rewarding students who choose to do the right thing everyday! Students who have reached Tier 4 in resiliency points were rewarded with goody bags. Students who have reached Tier 5 in resiliency points were rewarded with goody bags and lunch with a friend.
