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Lauderdale County Department of Education
402 South Washington Street
P. O. Box 350
Ripley, TN 38012
Phone: 731-635-2941
Fax: 731-635-7985
pjackson@mail.lced.net

 

Lauderdale Middle School

309 Griggs Avenue
Ripley, TN 38063
Phone – 731-635-1391
Fax – 731-635-0028

Principal: Ron Bales (rbales@mail.lced.net )
Ron Bales has been in the Lauderdale County School System for 30 years, 25 years in Halls and five in Ripley schools. In Ripley, he taught two years at the alternative school, seventh-grade science for two years, and is completing his first year as assistant principal at LMS. At Halls High School, he taught biology, general science, physical science, French and German. Mr. Bales holds a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Mississippi and a master’s degree in education from Trevecca Nazarine University. He and his wife, Paula, have two children.

Assistant Principal: Dennis Strayhorn (dstrayhorn@mail.lced.net )
A native of Gates, Tenn., Dennis Strayhorn is the assistant principal at Lauderdale Middle School. He earned an associate of science degree from Dyersburg State Community College, a bachelor of arts degree from Tennessee State University, and a master’s degree from Trevecca Nazarene College in Nashville. He has worked in the Lauderdale County School System for 28 years and has served in his current position for two years. He is a member of St. Mark Baptist Church in Gates, and he is the church musician at Springhill Baptist Church in Ripley.


Assistant Principal: Cathy Glover (Cglover@mail.lced.net)

 

 

 

 

 

Magical Motivator

Students at LMS with perfect attendance during TCAP testing were rewarded with a Magic Show, featuring Kim Edmonds, a native of Bells, Tenn.

Edmonds, who has traveled extensively and performed abroad, kept the audience of students and teachers captivated as he performed his magic.

The most powerful magic in Edmonds life? Education and reading!


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