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Avoid the long lines on the night of the carnival!

For every 10 tickets you purchase now, you receive 2 FREE tickets!

If your child would like to ride the ponies at the Spring Carnival, please sign and return the waiver. 

We love Friday mornings and afternoons with our kindergarten reading buddies!  Mrs. Rivera's class reads and/or helps with all the kindergarten classes every Friday.  It's a highlight of our week.  Not only do kindergarten students benefit from the one on one interaction with older students, the sixth graders have learned responsibility as well as improving their peer relationships.  We make our mark every Friday! 

Cindy Porter received the Riverview Crystal Apple of the Year recipient for the 2017-2018 school year.  

Cindy Porter has a passion for learning and sharing her learning with others.  Teachers and students at Riverview and at many schools throughout Nebo have benefited greatly from her talents.  

Principal Moment

Welcome back from Spring Break!  We are now officially in the season of Spring.   This also means we are in the season of field trips.  Over the years I have been on many – here are some universal field trip truths:

Mrs. Ferrin's class used technology to learn about the different ecosystems of the world. The students each mastered their given ecosystem and then taught each other about them. They loved using the chrome books to watch videos, look at pictures, and read about the ecosystems. They also loved sharing what they learned with their peers!   

Principal Moment

The 10 happiest jobs in America.  This is the name of an article which appeared in USA Today on March 8, 2015.  Based on findings from CareerBliss, the number one happiest job in America is School principal.  Pssh, they didn’t tell me anything I didn’t already know!?! 

Principal Moment

So much has changed since I was a kid.  When I was the students’ age, we turned the dial on phones, found books in the card catalog, waited a whole year to see The Sound of Music on TV, unfolded car maps to find directions, and painted typing mistakes with Liquid Paper.

We dropped the needle on the spinning record and hoped we’d hit the beginning of the song on the very first try, waited for the cassette to beep before turning the knob on the filmstrip projector, and changed the due date in the librarian’s stamp when she wasn’t looking.