Your child can practice reading at home. Click on the link below to access our Wonders Reading Program Website. Ask your child's teacher for their password.

Stories - Games - Videos - Songs - & More!

https://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/school/q5x1

Click here to see this month's menu for breakfast and lunch

http://www.aztecschools.com/fs  

https://facebook.com/lydiarippeypvg

We also collect Labels for Education, so save them and send them in with your Box Tops.

To view the Common Core State Standards:

• Click on the Common Core State Standards Folder in the Homepage Locker
• Select the grade and subject you would like to view (for example: 3^rdgrade math standards are listed as Common Core MA_3) 

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Jackie Lunde 505-787-4093

lydiarippeypvg2015@yahoo.com

Students from Mrs. Snook and Mrs. French's 3rd grade classes presented reports on Famous Americans.

Parents and staff members posted their hopes and dreams for our students on the cafeteria wall during conferences.

450 Students and Staff at Lydia Rippey created a Red Ribbon on the field to remind everyone that they choose to be drug free! Check out the picture of everyone that was taken by a drone!

8:00                     School Begins

9:25 - 9:40           Recess K & 1

9:45 - 10:00         Recess 2 & 3

11:25 - 12:05        2nd Lunch

11:25 - 12:05        K Lunch

12:05 - 12:25        1st Lunch

12:05 - 12:45        3rd Lunch

1:45 - 2:00            Recess 1 & 2

2:00 - 2:15            Recess K & 3

3:00                      Dismiss 

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Monday

1:30                 Early Release

Students who returned their reading logs received a free book and the chance to throw a "pie" at Mrs. Stanley!

Third graders gave book reports dressed as a character from the book.

Your child is going to love learning with BrainPOP Jr. Just enter the username and password to begin the fun!

Click here: BrainPOP Jr.

Enter username:   lres1

Enter password:    pop

Check on Delays, Cancellations, and more at the District Website

The letters stand for Response to Intervention.  However, if you ask your child, they will probably tell you it is one of their favorite things to do at school.  Your child has had the chance to work with different staff members at Lydia Rippey - focusing on their specific learning strengths and needs.

RtI is an intervention method we are implementing for the first time this school year.  It is a time where students receive instruction based on their personal academic needs.  Teachers give all students a pre-test to determine what students already know and what they do not know with a particular skill.  Then, the teachers analyze each student’s assessment to see what their learning needs are and group them with other students who have similar needs.  Student groups and subject areas change approximately every two or three weeks.  RtI is fun, engaging, and most importantly it meets the needs of all learners.  Thank you for making sure your child is at school every day for their RtI time.