SRHS Synchronous E-learning 11/3/25
Picture Retake Day is THIS Thursday, October 23rd!
If your student had their photo taken on the original picture day and would like a retake, please have them bring their picture packet to give to the photographer.
Students who missed the original picture day will need to report to the gym when their name is called to have their photo taken.
Order Links & Codes:
Junior High: https://tinyurl.com/5y5n33u3
🔹 Code: 0089147AR
High School:https://tinyurl.com/29bc9497
🔹 Code: 0086330AR
South Ripley High School hosted a Biomed Science Day for our 8th grade students. What a great opportunity for them to see first hand the high school course offerings as we begin the scheduling season and their transition to high school. Special thanks to HS Biomed teacher Melissa Collins and 8th grade Science teacher Brooke Sides!! 💚🤍
Any 4th, 5th, or 6th Grader who is interested in designing a cover for the yearbook, please turn your submission into the front office by February 13. Please send the photo for more details. We look forward to seeing all the submissions!
South Ripley Jr./Sr. High School * Club Picture Day * Monday, January 26th.
⭐ Seniors: Please bring your senior shirts.
⭐ Online Seniors / Early Graduates: Come to school Monday morning to join the seniors for their photo, 8:10–8:30 AM.
⭐ All other students: Be sure to bring your club or organization uniforms/shirts for photos.
⭐ Seniors: Please bring your senior shirts.
⭐ Online Seniors / Early Graduates: Come to school Monday morning to join the seniors for their photo, 8:10–8:30 AM.
⭐ All other students: Be sure to bring your club or organization uniforms/shirts for photos.
South Ripley Baseball Field Highlighted at Redsfest in Cincinnati, Ohio
Derik Hutton
January 20, 2026
CINCINNATI, OH — South Ripley High School’s baseball program received a moment in the spotlight this weekend as community leaders, school administrators, and players gathered at the annual Redsfest celebration in downtown Cincinnati — where the school’s baseball field renovation project was recognized by the Cincinnati Reds Community Fund.
Redsfest, held Jan. 16–17 at the newly renovated Duke Energy Convention Center, draws thousands of baseball fans each year for player meet-and-greets, autograph sessions, memorabilia exhibitions, and community celebrations. This year, it provided a platform for the Reds Community Fund and partners to showcase impactful youth baseball initiatives across the tri-state region — including South Ripley’s field project.
South Ripley was selected last year by the Reds Community Fund in partnership with St. Elizabeth Healthcare as the next school in Reds Country to receive a major baseball field renovation. The project — the first of its kind in southeastern Indiana — aims to transform the South Ripley High School baseball facility into a modernized community asset for student-athletes, youth leagues, and local events, with completion expected by spring 2026.
At Redsfest, representatives from South Ripley joined Reds Community Fund officials and event attendees to mark the recognition of the project’s significance in extending baseball opportunities and enhancing athletic facilities in smaller communities. Leaders shared the South Ripley story with Reds fans from across Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, highlighting the collaborative effort and community pride surrounding the renovation.
Superintendent Rob Moorhead has described the initiative as a “game-changer” for local athletes and area families, emphasizing the broader impact of improved recreational spaces on community engagement and youth development.
The field upgrade will include enhanced playing surfaces, updated infrastructure, and expanded access for a range of baseball and softball programming, reflecting South Ripley’s deep tradition in the sport. Community partners stress that projects like this foster stronger youth participation, promote healthy lifestyles, and celebrate the cultural importance of America’s pastime in towns like Versailles and surrounding Ripley County.
As South Ripley continues preparations for the completion of this project, the recognition at Redsfest underscores the growing prominence of the Raiders’ baseball program and the strength of community efforts to support athletics at all levels.
Derik Hutton
January 20, 2026
CINCINNATI, OH — South Ripley High School’s baseball program received a moment in the spotlight this weekend as community leaders, school administrators, and players gathered at the annual Redsfest celebration in downtown Cincinnati — where the school’s baseball field renovation project was recognized by the Cincinnati Reds Community Fund.
Redsfest, held Jan. 16–17 at the newly renovated Duke Energy Convention Center, draws thousands of baseball fans each year for player meet-and-greets, autograph sessions, memorabilia exhibitions, and community celebrations. This year, it provided a platform for the Reds Community Fund and partners to showcase impactful youth baseball initiatives across the tri-state region — including South Ripley’s field project.
South Ripley was selected last year by the Reds Community Fund in partnership with St. Elizabeth Healthcare as the next school in Reds Country to receive a major baseball field renovation. The project — the first of its kind in southeastern Indiana — aims to transform the South Ripley High School baseball facility into a modernized community asset for student-athletes, youth leagues, and local events, with completion expected by spring 2026.
At Redsfest, representatives from South Ripley joined Reds Community Fund officials and event attendees to mark the recognition of the project’s significance in extending baseball opportunities and enhancing athletic facilities in smaller communities. Leaders shared the South Ripley story with Reds fans from across Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, highlighting the collaborative effort and community pride surrounding the renovation.
Superintendent Rob Moorhead has described the initiative as a “game-changer” for local athletes and area families, emphasizing the broader impact of improved recreational spaces on community engagement and youth development.
The field upgrade will include enhanced playing surfaces, updated infrastructure, and expanded access for a range of baseball and softball programming, reflecting South Ripley’s deep tradition in the sport. Community partners stress that projects like this foster stronger youth participation, promote healthy lifestyles, and celebrate the cultural importance of America’s pastime in towns like Versailles and surrounding Ripley County.
As South Ripley continues preparations for the completion of this project, the recognition at Redsfest underscores the growing prominence of the Raiders’ baseball program and the strength of community efforts to support athletics at all levels.
Our staff development on implementing AI tools in the classroom is off and running this morning! Perhaps some bleary eyed Hoosier fans in the group, but they seem pretty happy! Thanks to our partners from Five Star, Joe and Amber, for working with our staff this morning.
Good Luck to the SRHS 7th and 8th grade Basketball teams and coaches as they begin the SEI Tournament tonight against St. Louis! Go Raiders! 💚🤍
Our Lady Raiders are battling Oldenburg Academy in the historic "Hoosier Gym" today in Knightstown! This is the gym where the movie Hoosiers was filmed. Let's bring home a win. Go Big Green!
Backstage at Redsfest with Reds President and CEO Phil Castellini prior to our field renovation partnership with the Reds Community Fund and St Elizabeth Healthcare, and locally, The Tyson Fund, being honored on the Main Stage. Great day to be a Raider!
Our Raiders baseball and softball team seniors were able to travel to Griffin Elite Sports for the annual NKY/SE Indiana baseball and softball equipment distribution. This is a great program ran by the Reds Community Fund and St. Elizabeth Healthcare, two organizations that we have had th pleasure of working with on our baseball renovation well. Our senior players were able to meet Reds pitcher Andrew Abbott as well! Go Big Green!
SRES is offering Valentine's cards again this year. Barksdale is offering us personalized Valentine's cards with school pictures included. $12 gets you a booklet of 36 Valentine's. These packets will be coming home tomorrow. If you choose to keep them, you can pay online or send a check payable to Barksdale to school. If you do not wish to keep them, please return them to school.
The Raiders pick up the win over Franklin County 58-49. Dylan Jesse led the Raiders with 18 followed by Eli Gilpin with 14 and Mason Bascom with 9.
The Raiders are leading the Wildcats 38-34 heading into the 4th quarter. Let's finish the game strong Raiders!
The Raiders are in action tonight for a make up game from earlier this season against Franklin County. We had the honor of recognizing one of our very own, Beth Schmaltz, for her service to our school through her amazing photography. Beth is at nearly all of our sporting events taking pictures of our student athletes for all of the parents to have at no cost. She really is a "Gamechanger"!
It’s been a BUSY few weeks in PE at South Ripley Elementary! 🏃♂️🍎
We aren't just moving our bodies; we’re learning exactly how they work! Our students have been diving deep into health and nutrition with some awesome hands-on projects:
2nd Grade: Discovered the secrets of digestion! They even created their own stomach models to see exactly how food breaks down. 🧪
4th Grade: Became snack experts! They’ve been learning about macronutrients and put their knowledge to the test by building their own balanced, healthy snacks. 🥨🍎
5th Grade: Going "bone-deep" into the skeletal system by building their very own skeletons! 🦴
6th Grade: Expanding their palates! Our oldest students stepped out of their comfort zones to try some unique new fruits, like the pomelo. 🍈
We love seeing our students so excited about health and wellness!
We aren't just moving our bodies; we’re learning exactly how they work! Our students have been diving deep into health and nutrition with some awesome hands-on projects:
2nd Grade: Discovered the secrets of digestion! They even created their own stomach models to see exactly how food breaks down. 🧪
4th Grade: Became snack experts! They’ve been learning about macronutrients and put their knowledge to the test by building their own balanced, healthy snacks. 🥨🍎
5th Grade: Going "bone-deep" into the skeletal system by building their very own skeletons! 🦴
6th Grade: Expanding their palates! Our oldest students stepped out of their comfort zones to try some unique new fruits, like the pomelo. 🍈
We love seeing our students so excited about health and wellness!
Good Luck to the South Ripley Special Olympic and Unified Partner Athletes as they compete in the Special Olympics Winter Games !! Our very own SRJHS Wade Landwehr lit the torch with his unified partner and sister Bristol. Enjoy your week!! We are proud of you!! 💚🤍
Raiders are chasing the Bulldogs 45-46 with 2:00 left in the 3rd quarter.
Raiders are chasing the Bulldogs 45-46 with 2:00 left in the 3rd quarter.
The Raiders are leading the Bulldogs in the championship of the RCIT 24-22 at the completion of the 1st quarter. We have ourselves a barn burner here!
