We are thrilled to be offering your child a free breakfast and lunch this year! Your child can still purchase additional items. To do so, there must be money in his or her account. You may send in a payment to school, or you can make a payment online. To make a payment online please go to the website below. You will need to create an account. https://linqconnect.com/main
4 months ago, Rickman Elementary
We are in the process of making car tags. They will be coming soon.
4 months ago, Rickman Elementary
Car Rider Rules
Parents, with only a couple of weeks remaining, please make sure that your child has the required immunizations.
4 months ago, Rickman Elementary
Kindergarten and 7th grade students are required certain vaccinations before school beings.
Please join us!
4 months ago, Rickman Elementary
Annual Title One Meeting
Please note: Registration is only for new students or students who have not completed online registration.
4 months ago, Rickman Elementary
Important Dates
We hope to see you there!
4 months ago, Rickman Elementary
Back to school bash. July 25. 5 to 7 pm
As part of their STEAM education, rising 5th graders dissect owl pellets to identify the bones of small animals. This activity is just one of the numerous hands-on experiences that students engage in during summer learning camps.
6 months ago, Brent Thrasher
student dissecting owl pellets
student dissecting owl pellets
student dissecting owl pellets
student dissecting owl pellets
student dissecting owl pellets
student dissecting owl pellets
student dissecting owl pellets
student dissecting owl pellets
student dissecting owl pellets
student dissecting owl pellets
As part of their ongoing STEAM education, Mrs. Jessica Bilbrey's rising fourth graders constructed rollercoasters to conclude the first week of Summer Learning Camp.
6 months ago, Overton County Schools
As part of their ongoing STEAM education, Mrs. Jessica Bilbrey's rising fourth graders constructed rollercoasters to conclude the first week of Summer Learning Camp.
As part of their ongoing STEAM education, Mrs. Jessica Bilbrey's rising fourth graders constructed rollercoasters to conclude the first week of Summer Learning Camp.