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!
Ripley students had an awesome time at Saturday's WNY Girls in Sports Program. Students enjoyed trying out some new sports (Volleyball, Golf, and Running). A big thank you to the parents and staff that made this day possible!
🌟 Celebrating the brilliance and integrity of our incredible students! 📚✨ Today, let's shine a spotlight on this groups outstanding scholarship and unwavering character. 🏆👏 Your hard work and dedication inspire us all. Keep reaching for the stars! 🌠
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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.
