4th grade students collaborated to create their classroom social contract. This document details the expectations for how students wish to be treated by both their teacher and their peers. To signify their commitment to this contract, both students and teachers signed the doc!
Reminder: The RCS school year begins on Tuesday, September 5 for all Pk3 to grade 6 students. Classes begin at 8 am. Please arrive by 7:35 am if you plan to eat breakfast at school. See everyone soon.
Reminder :
Ripley Central School will be hosting an Open House on Thursday, August 31 from 5:00-6:30 pm. This will be a great opportunity to meet your child's/children's teacher(s) and drop off any school supplies. We hope to see you then.
UPDATE!
Attention Parents and Guardians. Ripley Central School will have sports buses available for CLCS students starting on August 21 and 22, 2023. Here is the schedule:
Starting Monday, August 21, 2023
• 7:15 am – Departs RCS Parking lot for CLCS
• 9:30 am – Departs RCS Parking lot for CLCS
• 10:45 am – Departs CLCS Parking lot for RCS
• 3:00 pm – Departs CLCS Parking lot for RCS
Starting Tuesday, August 22, 2023
This run will be in addition to the above times
• 11:40 am – Departs RCS Parking lot for CLCS
• 12:30 pm – Departs CLCS Parking lot for RCS
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Transportation Department at 716-736-7614.
Thank you.
Eagle-U came to a close today. Students had a fun filled summer with friends, reading, learning, and playing. Thank you to all of the teachers for donating their time and talents over the summer break.
In addition to reading throughout the summer Eagle-U students receive swimming lessons each week. These fish are having a great time with their friends.
Eagle-U students painted bird houses this week during their arts and crafts time. Ripley's birds will have beautiful spots to stop for their meals.
Eagle-U students went on a walking field trip to beautify Ripley with painted rocks. Nice job scholars!
Students are having a great time at Eagle-U this summer. They've been taking on various challenges and art projects. They have also had the opportunity to learn new sports such as golf and swimming. The best part is that all of the kids have continued to read throughout the summer! The atmosphere is filled with excitement and growth as these young learners make the most out of their time at Eagle-U.
We will be giving away backpacks full of school supplies this Wednesday from 10-2pm. All are welcome and encouraged to stop by.
Eagle U students explored our new courts today - basketball, tennis, pickleball, and 4 square. The public will have access from dawn to dusk, thanks to Lakeshore Paving! Excitement abounds!
Week 2 of Eagle U, student were able to enjoy the beautiful weather that Mother Nature has to offer. From making huge bubbles to golfing outdoors. Students have been having a great time.
It is not too late to sign up. Simply call the school to sign up. Eagle U runs on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday each week until August 17, 8:30 am to 12:30 pm (free breakfast and lunch provided).
What a great week 1 for Eagle U. Students have been having so much fun from Bee Bots to swim lessons at Brocton Central School. Want to join the fun? It is not too late to sign up. Call the school to sign up.
Eagle U runs on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday each week until August 17, 8:30 am to 12:30 pm (free breakfast and lunch provided).
On Friday, June 16th, the 4th-grade students came together during their Crew time to prepare breakfast as a team. It was a wonderful experience that showcased how food can bring people closer and foster a sense of community and fellowship.
On Wednesday, June 21, we celebrated the achievements of our graduating 6th grade class. It has been a delight to have this group at RCS, and we are thrilled to see them transition into the next chapter of their academic journey as 7th graders in the upcoming fall at CLCS.
Yesterday, PK4 embarked on an exciting Creek Adventure, creating a memorable experience filled with fascinating discoveries and fun. Looking under a log or rock leads to discovery. This might be a life lesson. A big thank you to the teachers for making this experience possible.
Grade 6 students participated in a Moving Up Day at Chautauqua Lake on Friday. Students were excited to see one another again and did a great job of completing a scavenger hunt that took them all over the campus. A big thank you to the CLCS teachers that made this event possible.
Our kindergarten scholars celebrated the father figures in their lives this past Friday during their Doughnuts for Dads event. There was singing, dancing, poetry, and doughnuts. All of the students did a great job and there may have been some misty eyes in attendance.
The following students were recognized with Eagle Wings during the morning announcements. Students earn their 'wings' by exhibiting the RCS Character Traits of Respect, Responsibility, Leadership, Thankfulness, and Grit. Great job scholars!
Thursday, June 15, marked a big moment as the PK4 graduation took place, creating an unforgettable experience. The graduating students showcased their talents as they sang and danced their way towards the next phase of their educational journey: kindergarten.
