Our 5th grade students traveled to CLCS for a joint adventure today. Students explored the CLCS Trail System and completed a team scavenger hunt. Each team located all 6 lockboxes, solved a riddle to open each, and reconvened to solve a puzzle. A great time was had by all.
PK Registration for the 2024-2025 year will be held on Thursday, March 7, 2024 from 9:00 am until 2:30 pm. Parents wishing to register their children should contacting the Guidance Office at 716-736-7232. To be eligible for the UPK Program, a child must turn three years old on or before December 1, 2024. If you know of any neighbors or friends who have children of UPK3 or UPK4 age who might not see this notice, please inform them of our registration. We will be offering tours and answering parent questions once the process begins. We look forward to meeting our youngest scholars and families.
Mr. Morton visited RCS, bringing his Prairie dog friends, Alvin and Tumbleweed, to meet students. They discovered that Prairie dogs are rodents whose teeth grow continuously, requiring constant wear to maintain. This characteristic defines rodents.
The following students were recognized for receiving Eagle Wings this morning. Students are given Eagle Wings when they demonstrate the RCS Character Traits of Respect, Responsibility, Thankfulness, Grit, or Leadership. Keep up the good work!
Ripley kindergarten scholars celebrated their 100th day of school today! They totally got into the groove by dressing the part. They dove headfirst into a bunch of cool activities, all centered around the theme of a hundred.
As we bid farewell to Mr. Norton, whose last day is 2/2/24, we extend our sincerest wishes for a fulfilling retirement. May his future endeavors be as enriching as his contributions to the students at RCS.
Reminder: Early Dismissal tomorrow, Friday, January 26 at 11:00 am Thursday for Staff In-Service Trainings
RCS Ski Club visited Peek and Peak for their first outing of the winter. Students received a lesson and then hit the slopes. Everyone had wonderful time!
The following students were recognized for earning Eagle Wings this morning. Great job and keep up the good work!
Grade 3 students delved into why animals form survival groups. Today, we simulated bees collecting food and materials. Some bees thrived in colonies, while others preferred solitude. This exploration showcased diverse survival strategies in the fascinating world of bees.
We recognized 63 students for completing their nightly reading last month with an ice cream party. Every RCS student has 15 minutes of reading homework on weekdays. Student can read or be read to to accomplish this. Hopefully we have even more participants next month.
Calendar Change!
Friday, January 12 - Teacher In-Service Day. No School for students.
Grade 2 students have been learning about landforms and water forms during their current science unit. Scholars displayed remarkable creativity by skillfully molding air-dry clay to craft their own unique land and water forms. Nice work!
We recognized the following students this morning for their character and scholarship. These students earned Eagle Wings and were invited to pick out of the prize box.
Students at RCS have been creating ornaments for the 9 little trees at the Ripley Public Library. Students walked to the library to deliver these works of art today. Feel free to stop by the library anytime in December to check them out. Great job scholars!
RCS Staff will be kicking off the Christmas in Ripley festivities at 5:15pm this Friday, December 8th by caroling on a hay-less hay-wagon. The wagon will be traveling around the village of Ripley and families are encouraged to come outside if they hear singing. Pictured is map of the route.
On 12/5/23 primary students showed off their problem solving skills during a Lego League showcase. This year's event focused on creating a performance. A big thank you goes out to the parents that showed up for the event. The kids were excited to share their learning!
We recognized the following students with Eagle Wings this morning. Students pictured demonstrated grit, responsibility, leadership, and respect. Keep it up scholars!
We had a great Crew Celebration this morning! We discussed the December Character Trait of Responsibility, and learned that we are responsible for our school, families, and community. I also recognized students for their nightly reading, monthly attendance, and school spirit!
This morning, we celebrated the outstanding achievements of the following students, who were honored for their exemplary scholarship and commendable character. Congratulations to each of you, and keep up the exceptional work!
