Daily Announcements - November 7, 2025 - Student News ● Test-out forms are now available in the counseling office. The application form AND fee must be turned in no later than TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH. No late applications will be accepted. ● The deadline to sign up for AP tests is Today, November 7th. Students must pay for the test through their parent’s Myschoolbucks account to have a test ordered. Please contact Mrs. Brown in the counseling office if you have any questions about AP test orders. ● Musical Auditions for Matilda the musical are right around the corner! They will be held on Wednesday, November 19th starting at 3:00. Please see the information posted outside of Mrs. DeBoer's room (room 504) and sign up! We'd love to see you there! ● 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. ● Reminder: Today, November 7th is a half day. We will be running hours 1-3. - Lunch Special: **Grab and Go** - Sports News ● Competitive Cheer tryouts will be Monday & Tuesday, November 10th & 11th from 3:30-5:30pm in the RPI gym. Stop by the Athletic office for a flyer. ● First Bowling practice will be Tuesday, November 11th @ Northway - 3pm ● Boys Swim is almost here! Parent information meeting on Wednesday, November 12th, 6pm at Mona Shores Middle in Room 4. ● November 19th is 1st day of practice for Girls Basketball, w/ open gym for all levels on Monday & Tuesday, 11/17 & 11/18 from 5:30-7:30pm.
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.
Seniors- place your Jostens cap and gown orders by next Tuesday (10/28/25)! June 2nd will be here before we know it!
🖐️ + 🧪 = 😄
The classroom turned into a human enzyme lab! Predictions, experiments, and a whole lot of figuring out what works (and what doesn’t). Learning, laughs, and a little chaos helped our students see how temperature, concentration, and inhibitors affect reactions.!
The classroom turned into a human enzyme lab! Predictions, experiments, and a whole lot of figuring out what works (and what doesn’t). Learning, laughs, and a little chaos helped our students see how temperature, concentration, and inhibitors affect reactions.!
📚 Homework Workshop is Up and Running!
Homework Workshop is a great way for students to get extra help from teachers or NHS tutors and is a quiet, supervised space to get homework done after school.
✅ Supervised by three teachers of a variety of subjects each day.
✅ Teachers can assign students to Homework Workshop to receive extra help and/or get caught up in their class.
✅Students receive a slip once signed up so they know when to attend and parents would receive an email from that teacher as well.
Please encourage your student to attend if they need support, want help from tutors, or just need time and space to focus on schoolwork. Thank you for continuing to support our students’ success!
If you have any questions, please email Mrs. Bayle (bayles@reeths-puffer.org)
Homework Workshop is a great way for students to get extra help from teachers or NHS tutors and is a quiet, supervised space to get homework done after school.
✅ Supervised by three teachers of a variety of subjects each day.
✅ Teachers can assign students to Homework Workshop to receive extra help and/or get caught up in their class.
✅Students receive a slip once signed up so they know when to attend and parents would receive an email from that teacher as well.
Please encourage your student to attend if they need support, want help from tutors, or just need time and space to focus on schoolwork. Thank you for continuing to support our students’ success!
If you have any questions, please email Mrs. Bayle (bayles@reeths-puffer.org)
Our Criminal Justice students stepped into the role of lawmakers today! ⚖️ They analyzed, debated, and voted on proposed bills to decide which ones should become law. The discussions were thoughtful, the debates were engaging, and the critical thinking was impressive!
Help us spread the word! Our annual Turkey Run is getting close and are student leaders are finalizing plans. We are thrilled to partner with The Salvation Army each year to serve approximately 2,000 meals.
If you would like to help with Thanksgiving Day "Turkey Run" Meal Distribution click on the link below:
https://volunteer.unitedwaylakeshore.org/need/detail/?need_id=1153900
If you would like to make a donation to Salvation Army- specifically to support Turkey Run, click on the link below:
https://donate.sagreatlakes.org/campaign/729124/donate
If you would benefit or you know someone that would benefit from a meal, please connect with the Salvation Army to sign up.
If you would like to help with Thanksgiving Day "Turkey Run" Meal Distribution click on the link below:
https://volunteer.unitedwaylakeshore.org/need/detail/?need_id=1153900
If you would like to make a donation to Salvation Army- specifically to support Turkey Run, click on the link below:
https://donate.sagreatlakes.org/campaign/729124/donate
If you would benefit or you know someone that would benefit from a meal, please connect with the Salvation Army to sign up.
Earlier this week, we indicted 31 new members into our National Honors Society. Our students led us through a reflection of the pillars of CHARACTER, SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, and SERVICE. We are so proud of our students and the work they do to make the RP Community better.
The future is bright!
The future is bright!
Introducing our 2025 Homecoming Court and Representatives:
(From Left to Right)
Freshman: Ty Ross and Tatum Johnson
Sophomore: Andrew Eilers and Kayleigh Brown
Junior: Owen Moore and Jaiden Marshall
Seniors: Milo Sapone , Lola Sapone, Garrett Olejarczyk, Ava Gibbs, Owen Ritsema, Maddilyn Smith, Brody Wynsma, Claire Biesiada, Josiah Bazany, and Jaylynn Acre.
Homecoming is abut living our values—respect, pride, and integrity—together as Rockets. It is about celebrating traditions and having pride in what it means to be part of Rocket City right now. The students above, selected by their peers, give us so much to be proud of.
(From Left to Right)
Freshman: Ty Ross and Tatum Johnson
Sophomore: Andrew Eilers and Kayleigh Brown
Junior: Owen Moore and Jaiden Marshall
Seniors: Milo Sapone , Lola Sapone, Garrett Olejarczyk, Ava Gibbs, Owen Ritsema, Maddilyn Smith, Brody Wynsma, Claire Biesiada, Josiah Bazany, and Jaylynn Acre.
Homecoming is abut living our values—respect, pride, and integrity—together as Rockets. It is about celebrating traditions and having pride in what it means to be part of Rocket City right now. The students above, selected by their peers, give us so much to be proud of.
💚🚀What a great day! 💚🚀
Our Rockets showed up BIG at the homecoming assembly.
✅ homecoming court
✅ fight song
✅ games and competitions
✅ pilot of the pit – Liam Copenhaver
✅ tug-of-war ( sophomores upset the seniors, but staff walked away with the final win.)
Homecoming is all about school pride and community, which was on full display.
Join us as we kick off RP's homecoming week with our annual Powder Puff football game. Game starts 7::00 at Rocket Stadium. Tickets are $3. cash only. Athletic passes and credit cards not accepted.
Science Class Spotlight!
This week, Environmental Science students gathered leaves from our school grounds to examine, AP Biology students conducted a lab to measure diffusion, and Physics students worked in pairs to solve equations.
This week, Environmental Science students gathered leaves from our school grounds to examine, AP Biology students conducted a lab to measure diffusion, and Physics students worked in pairs to solve equations.
