The Student Council at Riverview presented an assembly to remind us about our No Bully Policy.  In this assembly, the cast taught us the acronym CAST, in dealing with bullying should it happen.

C stands for "Be Calm and Confident"  A stand for "Walk Away and Ignore"  S stands for " Tell them to Stop" and T stands for "Tell a Trusted Adult". After the assembly, the council members hung posters throughout the school and classrooms to help us remember.

If we see or experience bullying, we can take these steps to help stop it.  Great job Student Council!

Mrs. Nielson's class had a great time celebrating Dr. Seuss' birthday by sporting their new 'nightshirts' for "I Am Not Going to Get Up Today."  All of these little 'Things' participated in Read Across America at school.  Don't they look wonderful?

We're celebrating Dr. Seuss this week and our front office friends showed us what they want to be when they grow up!

Sixth Graders from Mrs. Thomas' class dressed up as what they'd like to be when they grow up.  The world is their oyster!

Tomorrow is "I Am Not Going to Get Up Today!"  Students can wear their pajamas and we will celebrate Read Across America with a read-a-thon!

Last night, parents from Riverview were invited to attend an evening with classes and information.  The classes and booths were all about how to protect their families by placing filters on their devices, learning about community programs, and learning about how to talk to children about things they may encounter online.

Get ready for White Ribbon Week! 

Monday- Wear a hat

Tuesday- Dress like someone else (a hero)

Wednesday- Wear your shirt inside out.  Parent Community Night 6-8pm

Thursday- Wear a tie

Friday- Wear as much white as possible

5th Graders produced another fabulous Wax Museum this year!  The rest of the school was able to visit the museum and learn about famous people from history this morning.  Parents and families were able to attend tonight. From Annie Oakley to Elvis Presley, 5th graders researched and summarized the lives of those who helped shape history.   There was a lot to learn from these students and their research.  A lot of preparation went into this event.  Thank you for a great show, 5th grade!

Breaking News!  There are only a few more days to get your cookie dough orders in for our school fundraiser.  As part of the incentive to place orders, students could potentially see their teachers show off their talents in a talent show!  So, get going and sell!  Let's see what talent the teachers have at Riverview!  Every dollar helps out our school.

Happy 100th Day of School from Kindergarten, First, and Second Grades!

10 kindergartners, with 10 fingers each, equals 100!  Aren't they cute!?

2nd Graders were asked to build a cube using toothpicks and marshmallows.  Not only were they excited to work with marshmallows, they quickly learned that the marshmallows and toothpicks would help them determine how many vertices and edges a cube has.  One can tell by the looks on their faces that they had a great time and were very pleased with what they learned!

Mrs. Nixon and Mrs. Thomson had a debate tournament in 5th grade.  Over the course of two weeks, students were required to create cases for both sides of a controversial topic, and practice delivering their speeches.  The event culminated in a single-elimination tournament between the two classes.  1st place went to Ryan and Moises, 2nd Place to Brooklynn and Dakota, 3rd place went to Bronte and Justice.  Congratulations!!