Miss Starr's 2nd grade class ventured to The Ferry Country Conservation District greenhouse to learn about soil. Students were shown how use tools the conservation district uses to collect soil samples. Students then collected four different soil samples and used their observation skills to determine which soil is the best for growing plants.
Students also received a quick lesson on local tree species and also how to measure the diameter of trees.
THANK YOU to Mckenzi Coleman and Dave Hedrick from the Conservation District for their help in planning this ROAR Adventure and giving their time to the students of Republic School District.
Picture Day Monday, May 1st
Salt Lake City Bound!
Happy Birthday to all our April birthday kiddos!
Just a reminder that tonight is the Winter Sports Awards at 6 pm in the Elem. cafeteria. Looking forward to seeing all the basketball players, cheerleaders and wrestling athletes there! GOOOO TIGERS!
This week's ROAR Adventure took Mr. Zakar's 6th Grade class to Boundary Dam. Students were able to walk through one of the maintenance tunnels, go to the base of the 340 foot dam, and were also allowed to walk across the top. During this STEM field trip students were introduced to the mechanics of hydroelectricity and the physics behind using water as a source of energy.
Republic School District is still accepting applications for the following certificated positions. Full time Junior High Teacher, Full Time Special Education Teacher and an Elementary Teacher. Complete job descriptions are located on our website, under the employment tab-open positions, or by calling the district Office at 509 775 3173.
On Wednesday night (4/19), 13 RHS students attended the PNACAC College Fair at the Spokane Convention Center. Students met and talked to representatives from over 60 colleges and universities from the US, UK, New Zealand and Australia. Students had a great time and were excited about the opportunity to learn more about future possibilities!
Republic's Music Department travelled to Deer Park on March 30th to compete in the Large Group Band Festival. The band students were awarded an EXCELLENT score by the Northeast Music Educators Association. Music Director, Sara Cromwell, would like to invite the community to come and hear the band perform their pieces tomorrow, April 21st at 12:15 pm in the Elem gym. Everyone is welcome to attend!
The Republic School District would like to invite any interested school community members to preview possible sexual education materials that are up for adoption by the school board on April 26th. The materials have gone through the district committee process and will be included as part of the curriculum for grades 4-8. You may preview the materials April 21 from 9:00-12:00 PM at the district administration office. Please reach out directly to the district administration office for any questions you may have.
Republic School District is now accepting applications for the following open positions: (2) Full time paraeducators and (2) Full time elementary teachers. Complete job descriptions can be found on our website under the employment tab/open positions or by contacting the district office (509) 775-3173. Have a great weekend.
Support our Lady Tigers at their home softball game on Saturday, April 15th at noon. Wear as much orange as possible and join us in cheering for our team!!! Republic vs Wilbur-Creston
Mr. Winter's 5th Grade class traveled to Grand Coulee Dam for their ROAR Adventure. On the tour, students were allowed inside one of the three powerhouses where the power generating turbines are located. They were guided deep within the tunnels of the dam to depths of 250 feet below current water level. Lastly students were led to the top of the dam where they learned how hydroelectric power is created at Grand Coulee Dam and how the dam was created for irrigating the Columbia Basin and other parts of eastern Washington.
Early Release @11:30 AM on 4/13 and 4/14 for Parent/Teacher Conferences. Please reach out to individual schools or teachers for any questions you might have.
Good morning! Here is a link to our newly built student and parent resource page. We will continue to grow our resources in hopes of fostering positive relationships, learning experiences, and personal safety.
https://www.republic309.org/page/student-parent-resources
Attention 5th Grade Parents:
Our next ROAR adventure is Wednesday, April 12th where we travel to Grand Coulee Dam.
Due to the distance we will be away from school, please make sure to have your child properly dressed for inclement weather as we will be outside most of the day. Also, it may be a good idea to pack extra healthy snacks in addition to a school lunch that may be provided.
It is important to inform parents this adventure will extend beyond the end of the regular school day. This will require you to make arrangements to pick up your child after school hours.
Our return time will be approximately 3:15-3:30 on Wednesday, April 12th.
Thank you for your help and if you have any questions, please contact Mr. McRae or Mr. Winters
Softball JV Scrimmage at 3 pm and 5 pm today. Hope to see you there!
Good morning from the Republic School District. We are currently accepting applications for a Full-Time Junior High Teacher position and a Full-Time Elementary and Junior High Special Education teacher position. Both positions will start the 2023-2024 school year and are continuing positions. Complete job descriptions can be found on our website under the employment tab, click on open positions or by calling the district office @ (509) 775-3173.
Child Find Event
Republic School District is conducting developmental screenings for children ages 0-5. Monday, April 17th 2023, from 9:00 AM to 2:30 PM.
Specialists will be available to screen in the areas of Social/Emotional, Cognitive, Adaptive Behavior/Self-Help, Motor, and Communication skills.
If you suspect your child (ages 0-5) may have a developmental delay, please contact Republic Elementary at 509-775-3327 to sign up for a screening appointment.
Republic School District also identifies school-age students who may have a disability.
A parent, teacher, or any adult who knows the student can make a referral at any time. If you have questions about how to make a referral, please contact Republic School District Special Education Services 509 -775 -3327.
March Birthday Lunch!!
