What time is it??? It's time for BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS!!!!
Your Republic Tigers will be hosting this Saturday, Jan. 31st.
Chesterton Boys vs. Cusick Boys at 2 pm
Republic Boys vs. Mary Walker Boys at 4 pm.
Seniors (62 and over) $8
Students $8
Adults $10
Any questions, please call Dena at 775-3171 ext 107
Thanks and GOOOOO TIGERS!
Your Republic Tigers will be hosting this Saturday, Jan. 31st.
Chesterton Boys vs. Cusick Boys at 2 pm
Republic Boys vs. Mary Walker Boys at 4 pm.
Seniors (62 and over) $8
Students $8
Adults $10
Any questions, please call Dena at 775-3171 ext 107
Thanks and GOOOOO TIGERS!
Dear Republic Community,
The safety of our students, staff, and schools is always our highest priority. I’m writing to provide information about a topic that has been raised in a nearby community and across the state and nation, “swatting,” which involves false reports made to prompt an emergency response at a school or public facility. While our district has not experienced a swatting incident, we believe it’s important to be transparent about the precautions we take and the steps in place to keep our schools safe.
Please review the announcement dated for today 1/27/26
The safety of our students, staff, and schools is always our highest priority. I’m writing to provide information about a topic that has been raised in a nearby community and across the state and nation, “swatting,” which involves false reports made to prompt an emergency response at a school or public facility. While our district has not experienced a swatting incident, we believe it’s important to be transparent about the precautions we take and the steps in place to keep our schools safe.
Please review the announcement dated for today 1/27/26
Congratulations to Vivian, our Rider of the Week! 🎉🚌
Way to go, Vivian—keep up the great job and positive attitude!
Way to go, Vivian—keep up the great job and positive attitude!
Food Drive happeing now!
👓 Eye Exams Coming to Republic School District! 👓
Eye See Clinic (Bellevue, WA) will be visiting Republic School District on January 26–27, 2026 to provide routine eye exams for students. Dr. Pearson and his team are excited to help our students gain easier access to eye exams and eyeglasses!
✅ Insurance Information:
• Apple Health is accepted
• No insurance? No worries! Eye See Clinic will provide a FREE eye exam and one pair of glasses for students without insurance.
Thank you to Dr. Pearson and Republic School District for supporting our students’ eye health! 💙👀
If you would like your student to be seen by Dr. Pearson for a routine eye exam, please contact the school to have a consent form sent home with your student. Once completed, please return the form to Jeannette Bauer or Mrs. McKenzie.
Eye See Clinic (Bellevue, WA) will be visiting Republic School District on January 26–27, 2026 to provide routine eye exams for students. Dr. Pearson and his team are excited to help our students gain easier access to eye exams and eyeglasses!
✅ Insurance Information:
• Apple Health is accepted
• No insurance? No worries! Eye See Clinic will provide a FREE eye exam and one pair of glasses for students without insurance.
Thank you to Dr. Pearson and Republic School District for supporting our students’ eye health! 💙👀
If you would like your student to be seen by Dr. Pearson for a routine eye exam, please contact the school to have a consent form sent home with your student. Once completed, please return the form to Jeannette Bauer or Mrs. McKenzie.
Please note that today's Middle School Drama Performance has been CANCELLED. Unfortunately, key performers are absent from school today. Mr. Winters thanks everyone for their support and is excited for future productions from the Middle School Drama Class!
It’s relationships like these that help make our community a better place. This past week, Republic People’s Pantry generously donated a whole truck bed of oranges, bananas, pears, and apples to Republic Elementary School, helping provide fresh fruit snacks for our students.
Thank you for your kindness and continued support of our kids—we are truly grateful! 🍎🍌🍐🍊
Thank you for your kindness and continued support of our kids—we are truly grateful! 🍎🍌🍐🍊
Way to go, Christopher!
Great job staying on task and working hard in class!
Great job staying on task and working hard in class!
Attention Tiger Cub Families! There will be NO Tiger Cubs practice tonight, the 21st. Please help spread the word!
Congratulations to last week’s Tiger Pride winners!
Way to go—first grade rocks! 🎉
Way to go—first grade rocks! 🎉
A huge congrats go out to the Republic-Curlew lady wrestlers who ALL medaled at the annual Apple Pie Tournament in Tonasket yesterday! This team continues to work hard and get it done! Way to go ladies!
Riders of the week!
Rider of the Week!
Please note that the P.R.O.W.L. Club is taking a hiatus for the time being. We will be sure to let everyone know when it starts back up again. Thanks!
Good Morning Tiger Fans and Families! Just a reminder that only the Boys' Basketball Team will be playing in tonight's home game versus Nespelem. Tip off is at 5 pm. See you there and GOOOO TIGERS!
In honor and recognition of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, there will be no school on Monday 1/19/2026. School will resume Tuesday 1/20/2026.
Good morning Tiger Fans and Families! I just got word that Cusick's NFHS camera is having technical issues and there could be a chance that it won't be online and ready to go in time for today's games. Cusick School District said if that is the case, just visit their school website and click the link for their YouTube channel. The game will be streamed live on there! Good luck today Tigers! ❤️
Great News Basketball Fans! There will be 2 quarters of JV Girls Basketball tomorrow (1/9) at 3:30 pm! Hope to see all you fans there! Admission is $5 per person with all Republic students being free :) Gooooo TIgers! Beat those Rangers!
This holiday season, the Republic School District was proud to complete its second annual Santa’s Workshop, an event that reflects the strength of our schools and the support of our community. Opportunities like this are possible because of the continued partnership and generosity of our community members, who help ensure our students have meaningful experiences beyond the classroom.
This year, Santa’s Workshop served more students than ever before. We were honored to provide 138 elementary students and 84 middle and high school students the opportunity to thoughtfully select gifts for immediate family members, distributing more than 850 gifts in total. This experience allowed students to learn the value of generosity, responsibility, and giving back—lessons that extend far beyond the holiday season.
We are deeply grateful to the many individuals who worked together to make this event a success. Our STACC students played a vital role over two days by assisting participants with shopping and wrapping gifts. We also thank our building support advisors; STACC advisor Theresa Misner; School Counselor Cindy Watson; Communities in Schools for their wrapping donations and advisor support; Lisa McKenzie and Brandi Abdallah; and RYAC advisor Brittany Kersten for their dedication and leadership.
A special thank you goes to our volunteers, Caleb McKenzie and Payton Booher, whose time and effort helped ensure every gift was wrapped with care.
Santa’s Workshop is a strong example of how community support directly impacts students—creating experiences that build character, compassion, and connection. Thank you for continuing to invest in our schools and in opportunities that make a lasting difference for our students and families.
Earlier this week, some of our 5th grade students needed a little extra support with learning fractions. To make the lesson fun and meaningful, they had the opportunity to make a “muffin in a cup” with Mrs. McKenzie. 🧁
Not only were the muffins delicious, but the activity gave students a hands-on, real-world example of how fractions are used in everyday life. Learning through cooking made the concept come alive and helped turn math into an engaging and practical experience.
Not only were the muffins delicious, but the activity gave students a hands-on, real-world example of how fractions are used in everyday life. Learning through cooking made the concept come alive and helped turn math into an engaging and practical experience.
