Mrs. Cook's first grade class had a great time celebrating the 50th day of first grade. Students dress in 50's clothes and participated in activities through out the day. Students loved celebrating the 50th day of school!
Mrs. Jensen's first grade class celebrated the 50th day of school by dressing up in 50's attire. Students participated in actvities throughout the day to celebrate. Students had a great time showing off their love for the number 50!
Riverview 4-H and Riverview Student Council are pleased to announce the seventh annual Food Drive and Giving Tree service project. This service project will be Nov. 9th –Dec. 20th, our goal is to BEAT last year’s total of 3,000 can of food! The food will be donated to families in our school, Nebo Pantry, and the Utah Food Coalition.
Veteran's Day is approaching. Riverview would like to honor our veterans and military personnel by creating a Wall of Honor. Please encourage your students to bring in pictures of family members who have served or are currently serving in the military.
Riverview Student Council participated in the Student Council Leadership Conference at BYU Conference Center on Friday, November 4th, 2016.
Student council: Jaxson Marsigli, Sam Whitaker, Carter Jones, Kaley Cox, Karen Avila, Isabel Barney, Kara Jepson, Aeryn Peterson, Zachary Ricks, Oaklie Barnett, Amy Bennett, Erick Ramirez, Zane Lockhart, Walker Evans, Andrew Heap, Madelyn Smith. Council Advisors: Mrs. Sharla Thomas, Mrs. Kelsey Mortensen.
Principal Angela Killian thanked the Nebo School Board of Education for this opportunity to present to the board. Principal Killian said, “We are striving at Riverview, ‘To Make Our Mark, Make it Matter’. The Riverview staff wants students to learn that each of us can make our mark. Each of us can make a difference. That it is important to support each other and believe in each other.”
Mr. Canto is helping students be successful at school! Each term students are invited (not required) to write a 'thank you' to an adult employee at Riverview who has been helping them feel successful! Students give the white copy to the adult and the yellow copy comes to the office for a drawing. Mr. Canto won the drawing! Thanks to all the adults who are helping students feel successful!
The Freedom Festival sponsors multiple patriotic contests each year in categories including Art, Essay, Speech, Storytelling, and Video. The video contest is open to everyone; other contests are open only to students. The contest theme this year is Freedom.
In addition to receiving cash prizes, contest winners enjoy having their work promoted in the community by the Freedom Festival all year.
The deadline for all contests is November 14!
Keep the kitchen clean and come visit the food trucks for dinner tonight! After, visit the book fair and get 5% off your entire purchase.Lastly, the link to help at the book fair. PTA is still in need of help during family night. If they don't have enough help they will have to shut the doors for a while. http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0844ada82aa0fb6-surf1