Riverview staff has bagged up all of the contents of student desks and cubbies. We have set aside May 15th as the pick-up day of personal items and popsicles. If you have purchased a yearbook through the PTA, yearbooks will also be available for pick-up on this same day. We will also be collecting library books that you may still have at home on the 15th.
The Utah Valley University K-12 Reading Program has opened early, reduced rates, and converted all classes to a live online format, to help parents and schools maintain student education during these unusual times.
Our live, teacher-led online classes are available now and throughout the summer, for Pre-K through 12th grade students.
Everyone should make friends with these wonderful ladies; you will need them more than you ever know. They are the backbone of our school. Happy Secretary's Day to Mrs. Downey and Mrs. Barnum! We love you!
"In times of stress, the best thing we can do for each other is to listen with our ears and our hearts and to be assured that our questions are just as important as our answers." - Mister Rogers
Be like Ellie Elephant; listen carefully because it helps us think. Thinking and learning are going to help us do hard things. #learnerpowers
April 27 - May
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See attached flyer for itinerary of the week.
April 15, 2020
Dear Parents/Guardians:
As you may have heard, Governor Herbert and State Superintendent Sydnee Dickson have extended the “soft school closure” until the end of the school year. Although we are disappointed that we will not be able to work with students in our usual manner, we understand why the decision was made and fully support them. That being said, we now will need to address a variety of very unique situations.
Be-Determined. We don't grow when things are easy, we grow when we face challenges.
What brings me hope in this world is the children. With children comes laughter, energy, kindness, creativity, unconditional love, a desire to learn. Classes have been dismissed. Yet we all continue to learn from our homes. Sing, read-aloud, play games in the yard, cook, paint, play cards, visit a virtual museum, dance, write letters, write poems, color, build a fort, make puppets, have a tea party, make lemonade, have a hug 'o war.
The state is encouraging students and families to participate in a home earthquake drill. Send us pictures of your family holding a drill:)
More information can be found at www.shakeout.org/utah.