The Tiger Club will hold their monthly booster meeting tomorrow, November 13, at 6PM. This meeting will take place in the cafeteria.
LCS is so thankful for our veterans. We are also very thankful for our students, faculty & staff who took time over the last several days to recognize and remember those who have given so much to protect our freedom! THANK YOU!!!
ROAR FOCUS Behaviors and ACT information have been posted for the week of November 12, 2018. Click the following link for more information. http://www.lced.net/roar
RMS and RHS Student Councils showed appreciation for Lauderdale County’s Veterans this morning during the Veterans Parade. THANK YOU to the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for us all!
UPDATE: Students who plan to participate in the Veterans Walk with Student Council on Saturday, November 10 need to meet at First United Methodist Church at 9:15AM! Be sure to dress warmly! Hope to see you there!
8th grade is having a “WAVE” of a time in Science class today! Students are investigating how mechanical waves in a water-filled tray affect the mediums they pass through.
Friday's "Blacking Out Bullying" day was a major success! Thanks to all of our students, faculty, and staff who participated in our anti-bullying activities. We hope that all of our students apply what they've learned over the week.
All RMS after school programs (including Project LEAD/LEAPS, athletic practices, and extracurricular activities) will not be meeting this afternoon due to the prediction of severe weather.
Parents--Those students will be dismissed from school at normal dismissal time and ride home using their normal transportation route.
The after school programs at RPS, RES, RMS, HES, and HJH (Project LEAD and LEAPS) will not be meeting this afternoon due to the prediction of severe weather. Parents--Those students will be dismissed from school at normal dismissal time and ride their regular afternoon bus home.
Ms. Cox’s Math students are thankful to know how to convert fractions, decimals, and percentages. Excellent work!
Help RMS & RHS Student Councils celebrate Veteran’s Week! Both councils are collecting donations for Operation Gratitude’s Active Duty Care Package Program. Want to donate? See any RMS/RHS SCA member or donate online at: https://giving.operationgratitude.com/rmsandrhssca
It's not too late to sign up for RMS' 7th and 8th grade trip to Washington, D.C.! Students who are interested in signing up for the trip should see Ms. Webb for the online TRIP ID. Then visit www.worldstrides.com/signup to join our trip group. The more students that sign up, the more fun for everyone. Get signed up today!
Join the RMS and RHS Lady Tigers for their Volleyball Skills Camp! This will be held on Saturday, November 10 from 8-11AM. For questions, contact Coach Webb (RMS).
Several RMS students wore various colors this week to represent peace and solidarity as well as to promote a BRIGHT future during #BullyingPreventionWeek.
Tomorrow is our “Black Out Bullying” dress up day! Students may wear black tops and/or bottoms. Leggings should not be worn tomorrow.
RMS has several Veteran's Day activities scheduled for next week.
All 8th grade students will be treated to a presentation by the Ripley High School JROTC on Friday, November 9 at 7:30AM. This presentation will be held in the cafeteria.
From November 5-9, RMS Student Council will be partnering with RHS Student Council to sponsor a Veterans Week Fundraiser Drive. This fundraiser is to support Operation Gratitude's Active Duty Care Package Program which sends care packages to active service members across the country and around the world. It is the goal of both councils to sponsor 100 care packages. Care packages are $15 each, however, all donations will be greatly appreciated. Student donations will be collected daily during each lunch period. Community donations can be given to any RMS or RHS Student Council member or submitted online at: https://giving.operationgratitude.com/rmsandrhssca
On Saturday, November 10, RMS and RHS Student Councils will be walking from the football field at RHS to the Court Square in honor of Lauderdale County's Veterans. Both councils invite students and community members to join in this walk as we support the County's Veterans Day Parade.
Make-up picture day is tomorrow, November 1. Students and staff who missed the original day will have their photos made.
Due to inclement weather that is scheduled to move into our area on Wednesday, October 31, the City of Ripley will be celebrating Halloween tomorrow, October 30. The town square Trunk Or Treat will be held tomorrow from 4:30 until 6:00PM.
While you and your family are out celebrating Halloween tomorrow, be sure to stop by RMS' "Enchanted Forest" Fall Book Fair Night from 5:00 until 7:00PM!
This week, RMS will participate in Bullying Awareness Week. Students may wear out of dress code attire represented by each day's theme. Please make note of special dress code expectations for each day of the week. We look forward to our students continuing to take a stand against bullying!
Monday (PEACE and SOLIDARITY): Students may wear out of dress code blue tops to school. Bottoms must still be in dress code.
Tuesday (TEAM UP Against Bullying): Students may wear out of dress code purple and white tops to school. Bottoms must still be in dress code. Wednesday ("BOO" to Bullying): Students may wear out of dress code white tops to school. Bottoms must still be in dress code.
Thursday (Here's to a BRIGHT future without Bullying): Students may wear out of dress code neon tops to school. Bottoms must still be in dress code.
Friday (BLACK OUT BULLYING): Students may wear out of dress code black tops AND bottoms to school.
ROAR FOCUS Behaviors and ACT information have been posted for the week of October 29, 2018.
http://www.lced.net/roar
