
Today, we celebrate our amazing IT team. They are problem-solvers and protectors who keep our technology running smoothly. 🖥️💻
Huge thanks to Joe, Randy, Dawn, and Joe for the constant support, quick troubleshooting, and dedication to keeping our systems safe. Your expertise makes a big difference every day!
#ONEwiththePACK 🐺


Research shows that children who are chronically absent in early grades often struggle with reading by the third grade. By middle and high school, chronic absenteeism can lead to academic failure and an increased risk of dropout. Attending school regularly is crucial for your child’s success and achievement.
#ONEwiththePACK 🐺


Today’s grand opening was filled with smiles, laughter, and plenty of play. A huge THANK YOU to everyone who came out to celebrate with us—and an even bigger thank you to our amazing community for making this dream a reality. ❤️
This playground isn’t just equipment; it’s a place where friendships will grow, imaginations will soar, and memories will be made for years to come. 🌟




#GoWolves 🐺


✨👑 Meet the 2025 RSHS Homecoming Court! 👑✨
Reeds Spring will celebrate Homecoming on Friday, September 19. The king and queen will be crowned around 6:30 p.m., just before the football game. Here is the 2025 RSHS Homecoming Court:
Top Row L to R - Bristol Welch, Lilian Phifer, Illyssa Finney-Allen, Maddie Ellersick, Peyton Spragg, Bella Yartz, Allie Johnson
Bottom Row L to R - Logan Todd, Quintin Bekebrede, Noah Lach, Draven Davis, Tyson Porter, Marshall Loftin, AJ Johnson
#GoWolves 🐺
@reedsspringhighschool


#GoWolves 🐺⛳
@reedsspringhighschool





Mrs. Xann Boyd is the STEM Lab teacher at Reeds Spring Elementary School.
"I believe education should spark curiosity, inspire creativity, and prepare students for the real world. I want learning to be hands-on, engaging, and rooted in solving meaningful problems—so every child sees the purpose behind what they’re learning. School should be a place where students can’t wait to walk through the doors each day, excited to explore, create, and grow."


Our Lady Wolves take on Blue Eye in a special outdoor match Thursday, Sept. 11 at 5:30 p.m.
📍 Blue Eye Softball Field
🪑 Bring a lawn chair & your Wolf Pack spirit!
Let’s make it a night to remember! 💪🐺


Reeds Spring Middle School will host a special commemoration of September 11 before the seventh and eighth-grade home football games on Thursday, September 11 at Carl Langley Field.
✨ Highlights include:
A performance by the RSMS Choir
Recognition of our military members and first responders
Games begin at 5:30 p.m. We invite our community to join us as we honor the heroes of 9/11 and those who continue to serve and protect today. ❤


Every day matters. When students attend school consistently, they:
✅ Build essential skills
✅ Stay connected with classmates and teachers
✅ Take steps toward reaching their full potential
Please try to be present, engaged, and learning something new every day! 🐺📚


Picture Day at Reeds Spring High School is Tuesday, September 2!


The first home football game is so much more than what happens on the field.
From the Wolves battling under the lights, to the cheerleaders bringing the energy, to the Wolf Pride Marching Band setting the tone, and the RSWolvesTV crew capturing every moment—it’s truly a team effort.
Thanks to our incredible community for filling the stands and showing your Pack pride. ♥
#GoWolves #ONEwiththePACK
@reedsspringhighschool








Middle School Art students visited with CJ Breen of Leaf Trading Cards. He showed how creativity can open doors to exciting careers, and even surprised the class with their own trading cards! What an inspiring way to see art in action beyond the classroom. 🎨✨






Be sure to mark your calendar for Picture Day! 📅
High School – Tuesday, Sept. 2
Intermediate School – Thursday, Sept. 18
Middle School – Tuesday, Sept. 23
Elementary School – Thursday, Sept. 25
Primary School – Friday, Sept. 26
We can’t wait to capture those smiling faces! 🐺






We saw hallways and classrooms filled with smiles, laughter, and excitement. Students made new friends and reconnected with old ones.
Thank you to our students, families, and staff for making the day so positive. Here’s to an amazing year ahead!🐺️



As we kick off a new school year, you may notice heavier traffic and long car lines. That’s all part of everyone settling into the routine. Thank you in advance for your patience and kindness as we help get everyone to and from school safely! 🐺


Anyone planning to attend should park in front of the High School and check in at the office. Please be aware that the school has a new visitor sign-in system, requiring you to scan a government-issued ID.
You can schedule an appointment on the district website. 🩸
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