IMPORTANT: Emergency Care Plans Required Before School and Fall Sports
Republic School District would like to remind families that students with life-threatening allergies or medical conditions must have a current Emergency Care Plan (ECP) on file with the district before they may begin attending school or participating in athletic practices.
Emergency Care Plans must be submitted to Nurse Bauer prior to:
• The student's first day of school attendance
• The student's first athletic practice in August
Examples of conditions that may require an Emergency Care Plan include:
• Severe allergies requiring an EpiPen
• Diabetes
• Seizure disorders
• Asthma requiring emergency intervention
• Other life-threatening medical conditions
Student safety is our highest priority. State law and district procedures require that appropriate medical documentation and emergency plans be in place before students with life-threatening conditions can attend school or participate in extracurricular activities.
Students who do not have a completed Emergency Care Plan on file may experience delays in starting school or athletic participation until all required documentation has been received and reviewed.
If you have questions or need assistance, please contact:
• Nurse Bauer
• Your student's head coach
• Mr. Finley, K-12 Principal
Thank you for helping us ensure a safe and successful start to the school year.
Republic School District would like to remind families that students with life-threatening allergies or medical conditions must have a current Emergency Care Plan (ECP) on file with the district before they may begin attending school or participating in athletic practices.
Emergency Care Plans must be submitted to Nurse Bauer prior to:
• The student's first day of school attendance
• The student's first athletic practice in August
Examples of conditions that may require an Emergency Care Plan include:
• Severe allergies requiring an EpiPen
• Diabetes
• Seizure disorders
• Asthma requiring emergency intervention
• Other life-threatening medical conditions
Student safety is our highest priority. State law and district procedures require that appropriate medical documentation and emergency plans be in place before students with life-threatening conditions can attend school or participate in extracurricular activities.
Students who do not have a completed Emergency Care Plan on file may experience delays in starting school or athletic participation until all required documentation has been received and reviewed.
If you have questions or need assistance, please contact:
• Nurse Bauer
• Your student's head coach
• Mr. Finley, K-12 Principal
Thank you for helping us ensure a safe and successful start to the school year.
And that’s a wrap for Republic Elementary School! 🎉
A huge THANK YOU to our amazing families, staff, and community for helping make this school year such a success.
We had a wonderful morning filled with games, laughter, and special moments as we said goodbye until next school year.
A special thank you to Tina Gregory for organizing yet another outstanding Field Day! Your hard work and dedication helped create a fun and memorable experience for our students.
Have a safe, happy, and relaxing summer!
A huge THANK YOU to our amazing families, staff, and community for helping make this school year such a success.
We had a wonderful morning filled with games, laughter, and special moments as we said goodbye until next school year.
A special thank you to Tina Gregory for organizing yet another outstanding Field Day! Your hard work and dedication helped create a fun and memorable experience for our students.
Have a safe, happy, and relaxing summer!
Summer vacation is here, and we still have many lost items looking for their owners!
Please stop by the elementary building and check out the lost-and-found tables located outside. The tables will be available today and tomorrow, so take a moment to see if any of these items belong to your family.
Thank you for helping us reunite these lost items with their homes! 😊
Please stop by the elementary building and check out the lost-and-found tables located outside. The tables will be available today and tomorrow, so take a moment to see if any of these items belong to your family.
Thank you for helping us reunite these lost items with their homes! 😊
To celebrate the end of the school year, Mrs. Campbell's first-grade class planted flowers uptown just in time for Prospector's Days. The students spent the day planting their homegrown flowers in several planters around town, including the concrete planters along Main Street and at the Post Office, the mine carts at Stonerose and the library, as well as the raised bed in Patterson Park. They practiced their gardening skills by checking the roots, digging holes, and properly spacing the colorful petunias and marigolds. Be sure to look out for their handiwork when you head downtown this weekend!
The last day of school for all students in Republic is Thursday 6/11 with early release at 11:15. Lunch will not be served as a result. We wish you all a wonderful summer break and look forward to seeing you again in the fall!
Republic School District is excited to announce the opening for a High School Business Teacher for the 2026-2027 school year. You can find the complete job description on our website or by calling the district office (509) 775-3173. Apply now to become part of our amazing team, the position is open until filled.
Mrs. Sage's third-grade class had a hands on day of learning as they explored local history in their backyard. Their adventure began at the Stonerose Fossil Site, where students used hammers and chisels to dig through rock and uncover plant fossils. This hands-on experience allowed them to see what the region looked like millions of years ago.
Next, the class traveled forward in time to learn about local pioneer history with a visit to the Kaufman Cabin and the Slagle House. Students toured these historic structures and discovered how early families in Republic lived and contributed to shaping our community.
The ROAR program would like to thank Andy Brockett and Travis Wellman from Stonerose, as well as Debbie Almquist and the volunteers from the Ferry County Historical Society.
Next, the class traveled forward in time to learn about local pioneer history with a visit to the Kaufman Cabin and the Slagle House. Students toured these historic structures and discovered how early families in Republic lived and contributed to shaping our community.
The ROAR program would like to thank Andy Brockett and Travis Wellman from Stonerose, as well as Debbie Almquist and the volunteers from the Ferry County Historical Society.
The ROAR program recently spent two days at Curlew Lake State Park learning essential water safety skills. With the assistance of the Washington State Safe Boating Program, students from Republic focused on staying safe around Washington State waterways and learned effective kayaking techniques. Instructors took time on the shore to review how to safely enter and exit a kayak, correct paddling techniques, and ensured students were properly fitted with life jackets.
A huge thank you goes out to Ranger Joseph Giampietri, Alyssa Smith, and Theresa Wood from Washington State Parks, as well as Kacie Hurtado from Spokane County Parks and Recreation, for making the trip to Curlew Lake to teach these valuable life skills to the students of Republic.
Good Morning,
Hunter’s Education Class is scheduled for July 6 to July 11…the class will meet from 6-8:30pm at the Republic High School Shop Classroom M-F and 8 to 12 on Saturday. To sign up go to wdfw.wa.gov go to the hunting tab and click on hunter education, search for the class and register.
Hunter’s Education Class is scheduled for July 6 to July 11…the class will meet from 6-8:30pm at the Republic High School Shop Classroom M-F and 8 to 12 on Saturday. To sign up go to wdfw.wa.gov go to the hunting tab and click on hunter education, search for the class and register.
Mark your calendars!
Rider of the Week!
Attention grades 6-12, get ready to launch into summer!
Congratulations to Ashton Gliddon who placed 7th in the 3200M with an impressive time of 10:22. This was Ashton's first appearance at State Track and Field and we are excited to see what the next two years hold for him as he is a fierce competitor!
Congratulations to Gabby Gliddon who placed 4th in the 3200M at the WIAA State Track and Field Championships held in Yakima. This is an impressive feat as she is just a freshmen! Congrats again, Gabby, on a great race! We are excited for your next 3 years in Track (and XC)!
What a day to be a Republic Tiger! David Jackson just won the 200M at the Sate Championship in Yakima today. This is a back to back State Championship title for David in the 200M! Stay tuned as we plan a welcome home parade for David and all the athletes who made it to State! We are Loud. We are Proud. We are TIGERS!
He did it AGAIN! David Jackson is a back to back State Champion in the 100M! Wow! Congrats David on another State Championship title!
A huge congratulations to David Jackson who broke the school record from 1996 in the 200M today in Yakima. David also broke the 1B Meet Record today that was set in 2017 by running a blazing time of 22.23! Tiger Pride is representing hard at the WIAA State Track and Field Championships! Keep up the momentum Tigers!
STATE TRACK UPDATE!
Here is what is happening today at Zaephel Stadium in Yakima!
We are Loud. We are Proud. We are TIGERS!
Here is what is happening today at Zaephel Stadium in Yakima!
We are Loud. We are Proud. We are TIGERS!
We are monitoring the power outage and will continue with our early release day with dismissal at 11:15 today. No lunch will be served and all student absences will be excused.
State Track Update! Ashton Gliddon runs the 1600M at 4 pm; Gabby Gliddon runs the 1600M at 4:40 pm and David Jackson will run in the 100M prelims at @ 5;30pm. If you have a subscription to the NFHS network you can watch the races live here: tinyurl.com/4n4uynvh
Good luck Tigers!
Good luck Tigers!