Ripley students enjoyed a picnic lunch as part of our Better World Day celebrations. A big thank you goes out to the cafeteria staff for helping make this happen. The weather couldn't have been nicer!
Mrs. Kondrick's Nature Exploration recess group spotted a bald eagle today. It's nest is located on the cell tower (pictured). The students are pointing at the Eagle. The camera women couldn't get a clear shot of this noble creature after getting the students pictures first. lol
We recognized the following students for receiving Eagle Wings today. Great job scholars!
Grade 4 students had breakfast together this morning in preparation of their State ELA Test. Students were in good spirits and ready to show perseverance following the morning announcements. Tomorrow will mark the final day of ELA testing.
Students have been having fun honing their archery skills after school. A big thank you to the volunteers that have made this an enjoyable experience for the kids.
The following students were recognized for receiving Eagle Wings during the morning announcements. Many of these students were honored for demonstrating the RCS character trait of Leadership. Setting a good example is a great way to demonstrate this trait.
RCS had top 25% participation rates in the Kids Health Challenge, winning a school concert. Kevin McCarthy visited, and shared an inspiring message of perseverance in pursuing your dreams. The students had a rocking time. Great job, scholars!
A big thank you goes out to the PTO for making Friday's Glow Party the success that it was. This was our best attended Family Fun event of the year! Thank you also goes out to DJ Amber for dropping those beats.
The following students were recognized for exhibiting the RCS Character strengths this week! Keep up the good work. #RespectResponsibilityLeadershipGritThankfulness
The following students were recognized at today's Crew Celebration for completing their reading homework for the month of March. It was great to see some new faces on the list. We will celebrate with an ice cream party on Monday.
April's Crew Celebration recognized students for their attendance, reading completion, and school spirit. Following this all students were introduced to this month's Leadworthy word, 'Perseverance'. All students completed an egg race to practice. Let's finish strong!
PTO Glow Dance
Friday, April 12
6:00-7:30 pm
Grade PK3-6
Parents must accompany and remain with students for the duration of the event.
Pizza, snacks and a beverage will be provide free of charge.
4th grade students had an exhilarating experience during their visit to the Gaffar Adam Karate Academy. RCS scholars learned the fundamental kicks, blocks, and strikes, along with valuable self defense techniques. It was an educational and thrilling Adventure for all!
Students did an amazing job performing The Lion King Kids yesterday. A big thank you goes out to all the hands that helped prepare the performers. The singing, dancing, costumes, and sets were great! We are already excited for the next one. Great job!
The following students had their Eagle Wings pulled this morning during the morning announcements. Most of these scholars were recognized for displaying grit, leadership, and respect. #LearnTodayLeadTomorrow
We extend a big thank you to our fourth-grade guest readers for their outstanding support as reading buddies for our pre-kindergarten and kindergarten scholars. Great job!
A big thank you goes out to the CCE-Chautauqua Agriculture program for purchasing, reading, and donating "I Love Strawberries" by Shannon Anderson to our library! The kids had a great time learning about research and persistence.
6th graders are exploring Earth's systems, focusing on water distribution. They learned 97% is salt water, leaving only 3% fresh. They divided fresh water into frozen, ground, and surface categories, creating a vivid model. Great hands-on learning! 🌊 #ScienceEducation
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Kindergarten and 6th grade participated in a joint adventure! They played yard games and completed a scavenger hunt. Afterwards, the kids tried an adventurous pizza... taco pizza! The 6th graders were great buddies and all the kids showed grit working through each activity.
On Friday, March 8, Meredith Pyke (St. Bonaventure University) and Lisa Huff Henrich (Orchard Park Rugby Assistant Coach) helped introduce rugby during PE classes. Kids from pre-K to grade 6 had fun running around, passing and pulling flags. A big thank you to RugbyNY!
