Wildcats + Super Heros = Fantastic Friday
#RHPSistheBEST #BTH
Drugs are unBEARable! #RHPSistheBEST #RedRibbonWeek
Today we "Socked It to Drugs" at #RHPSistheBEST! #RedRibbonWeek #CrazySocks
We had a great day learning about bus safety!! #RHPSistheBEST #stoponred #bussafety17
We "wheelie" love our bus drivers! Thanks for making #RHPSistheBEST! #OneBryan
What an exciting day at the RHPS Sock Hop! #50thdayofschool #RHPSistheBEST
RHPS will be celebrating Red Ribbon Week October 23-27! #RHPSistheBEST #RedRibbonWeek
Congrats to the Magic Math winners! #RHPSistheBEST #MathMatters
Congrats to this past weeks Paw winners! These students have been caught being Respectful, Helpful, Positive and Safe. #RHPSistheBEST
Congratulations to this weeks Paw winners! These students have been caught being Respectful, Helpful, Positive & Safe. #RHPSistheBEST #PBIS
We would like to honor our RHPS students family members who serve or have served in the Armed Forces. We will be doing a “Wall of Fame” displaying picture of these amazing service members and their families! If pictures are sent by October 31st, they will be included in our Veterans Day program. If you have a loved one who has served (past or present), please send a photo of your service member to school with your child.
Weather Make Up Day Information
Free Meals for BCS Students! Sept 20-29
Find additional information here: https://www.fns.usda.gov/pressrelease/2017/fns-000517
Congratulations to this weeks Paw winners! These students have been caught being Respectful, Helpful, Positive & Safe. #RHPSistheBEST #PBIS
RHPS is excited to announce Mrs. Brooks Bicknell as the 2017-18 Teacher of the Year and Mr. Bob Locke as 2017-18 Staff Member of the Year.
The Bryan County School system prides itself in making the safety of its students and staff a top priority. Considering the effects of Hurricane Matthew in October and the recent devastation as a result of Hurricane Harvey, we want to be extremely cautious as we make decisions that impact the lives of our 1,200+ employees and 9,000+ students.
The volume of traffic traveling I-95 and I-16 continues to grow significantly due to evacuations from Florida. This causes us concern for our Bryan County families as they make preparations for Hurricane Irma. After discussion with local and state emergency management services and considering today’s projected path and the potential threat caused by Hurricane Irma, Bryan County Schools will be closed to all students and staff on Friday, September 8th, Monday, September 11th, and Tuesday September 12th. Most extracurricular activities scheduled for Friday have been moved to tonight or have been cancelled.
Due to the unpredictability of the storm’s path and impact, please continue to check the Bryan County Schools’ website and Facebook page, along with local news media outlets, for further updates on school closures.
RHPS has designated 1st Fridays as a way to support our selected charities. Our first “1st Friday” for charity is on Friday, September 1st, and will be DRESS LIKE A PIRATE day. Our donations for September will go to United Way. Click here to view the letter: http://5il.co/1tct
Voting is now Open! Please place your vote for the 2017-2018 RHPS PTSO Board Members by visiting the following link: https://goo.gl/forms/RxpxSgdUgq6JwFbs2
Thank you Mr. Rodger Walker of Walker's Pressure Washing for volunteering his time & services to clean up our sign! #RHPSistheBEST #onebryan
At RHPS on August 21, 2017 our goal is to educate students about the phenomena of the solar eclipse. We want students to understand that eclipses of this magnitude are rare. We are planning to observe the sun’s placement in the sky on the morning of August 21, and then look at how it affects shadows as it “moves” throughout the sky. We will also discuss the difference in temperature while in a shadow as opposed to direct sunlight.
Each classroom teacher is planning activities appropriate for their students.
