✅ We are Turkey Run ready to deliver a 2000 meals around Muskegon County Thursday morning!!
🚀While students and staff prepared the space, delivery bags, rolls, and gravy, you could feel the positive energy in the room.
🦃There is nothing like positive energy from teenagers working together as a team to do something important!
💚Truly, we have so much to be thankful for in Rocket City!










Daily Announcements - November 25, 2025 - Student News ● Today all 10th graders are requested to head to the auditorium for an assembly regarding Engagement and the graduate profile for FLEX. ● Attendance appeals will be in starting Monday, December 1st. They will be available through Friday, December 12th. If you have a lot of absences, stop by Student Services and pick one up. ● Homework Workshop runs Monday thru Thursday every week from 3-4 pm in the LC! Use this time as an opportunity to work on missing assignments, group projects, homework, or get help from tutors! If you have any questions, see Mrs. Bayle in room 111. ● Hey Rockets! This holiday season, we’re coming together to support Toys for Tots! Toys for Tots collects new, unwrapped toys for children in need, and every single donation helps a child feel cared for and loved. This year, NHS and Rotary Interact are running the drive by hallway — 100, 200, 300, 400, and 500+Gym. Collections will take place during 1st hour from now until December 11th, and each hallway will compete to see who can donate the most toys. And yes… the winning hallway gets a donut party! So bring a toy, support your hallway, and help make a big difference this holiday season. Every donation counts! ● Bright Minds is a student club where members can learn about and celebrate neurodiversity. Bright Minds is open to all students who want to learn more and help build a more inclusive school community. Located in room 105 on Wednesdays beginning December 3rd during your lunch period. Scan the QR code in the counseling office to ask questions. ● "Mentors, just a reminder that we DO have a mentoring session today during FLEX. If you have not been requested for prior meetings, please see Mr O for a handwritten pass." ● There will be NO GSA today at lunch. Sorry about that, friends! Have fun with the RoShamBo tournament, enjoy Thanksgiving break, and we'll see you in December! ● Please stop by our Lost and Found and see if anything belongs to you. It will be cleaned out again soon. ● Reminder, no school tomorrow. Have a great long weekend! Lunch Special: **Chicken & Sausage Jambalaya** Sports News ● Happy Thanksgiving!
The first-ever R-P Esports team competed in their inaugural event at Mona Shores HS on Friday, November 21!
Titles included Rocket League, Marvel Rivals, Smash Bros, and Fortnite. Our small but mighty team battled state-ranked opponents and gained valuable experience competing at the next level.
Huge congrats to everyone who participated—we’re excited for more competitions in the future!
Titles included Rocket League, Marvel Rivals, Smash Bros, and Fortnite. Our small but mighty team battled state-ranked opponents and gained valuable experience competing at the next level.
Huge congrats to everyone who participated—we’re excited for more competitions in the future!




Reeths-Puffer Rotary Interact Club is holding a Flamingo Flocking fundraiser to raise money for their planned service projects. Be on the look out for flamingos.

The 2025 Reeths-Puffer High School Debate Team placed 4th in the highly competitive Metro League of Grand Rapids with a team full of novice debaters. Three members of the team received top 8 recognition in speaker points including Jaylynn Acre in 8th, Ava Gibbs in 7th and Kira Demol




The food drive goes through this week Thursday in your Flex class. Don't forget to bring in your items. 🚀

💚🚀Thank you to CWC Textron and Scherdel for helping us learn beyond the walls of our school!
💚🚀Staff paused their work to invest in our students and provide a glimpse of what problem-solving, curiosity, collaboration, and technology applications look like in their settings.







Kindness costs nothing but means everything. Let’s make the world a little brighter, one act at a time. 💛
Today, our students found creative ways during Flex and lunch to celebrate World Kindness Day.










There are two more times to watch The Odyssey. Check it out Friday night at 7:00 or Saturday at 1:00.





Our Reeths-Puffer Rotary Interact club honored several local Veterans at a nearby senior living community with hand made blankets and thank you cards to show their appreciation for their service.




Some of our students got to attend the Lumberjacks game over the weekend and had a great time.

Jax, the RPHS certified therapy dog, celebrates his birthday at the high school Coffee House



Join us for an amazing performance of The Odyssey on November 13th and 14th at 7:00 or November 15th at 1:00.

Environmental Science students used bubbles to collect data on the different ways that ecological Populations reproduce.










Seniors and Senior Parents- do you need guidance on completing FAFSA. This is the first of several opportunities to come in for information and guidance. The process can be overwhelming, but we are here to help.
Have your student sign up on Google Classroom.
A list of suggested forms to bring can be found here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1okdPe9vJA9T-r0-c3FlL-AyxlBacrDHQ/view?usp=drive_link
Have your student sign up on Google Classroom.
A list of suggested forms to bring can be found here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1okdPe9vJA9T-r0-c3FlL-AyxlBacrDHQ/view?usp=drive_link

Our Criminal Justice classes visited the Muskegon County Courthouse today to observe multiple court proceedings, learn about jail operations, and tour the central dispatch call center in preparation for their upcoming simulated criminal case, investigation and mock trial.



Their music didn’t need words to tell a story. You could feel every moment.
This weekend, The Reeths-Puffer Marching Band took the field at the State Prelims in DeWitt and left everything on the field. Every note, every step, every breath carried emotion, power, and pride.
You could feel the story in their music. The rush of sound, the unity of movement, the emotion that lingered long after the last note faded.
We are so proud of their hard work and passion. We know it will show in their final competition at the state finals on Saturday.





Visual Arts students worked together to create an Installation Art Project out of discarded paper. Students made paper cones individually and then combined them into one collective artwork. Come check it out in Trophy Row at RPHS!










Great books spark great conversations!
Our students laugh, debate, and dive deep into stories that make them think, feel, and grow.
Our students laugh, debate, and dive deep into stories that make them think, feel, and grow.






Every brushstroke tells a story — of miles run, goals met, and a team united by trust and heart. A beautiful gift from one of our runners (Maya) to a coach who has inspired every step of the journey. We thought it was too beautiful not to share.
