On Friday, Miss. Hansen's fourth grade class participated in Red Ribbon Week. Students wore their favorite team shirt or jersey to "team up against drugs." Students had a great time showing off their favorite team throughout the day.
The Scholastic Book Fair is coming October 24th- 28th. PTA is seeking for volunteers for book fair events. Signup is available at: http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0844ada82aa0fb6-surf1.
Mrs. Moody's second grade class participated in Red Ribbon Week. Students wore as much red as possible for "rally in red." It was so much fun to see all of the red throughout the school!
On Thursday, Mrs. Cook's first grade class participated in Red Ribbon Week. Students wore as much red as possible for "rally in red." It was so much fun to see all of the red throughout the school!
True leaders have real confidence; know how to work well with others; can endure through challenges; and will stick to a job until it gets done. Let me introduce you to Mrs. RaeAnn Nelson who is a true leader. She is the Music Specialist and the 4-H coordinator at Riverview.
Mrs. Nelson is making her mark by inspiring and motivating students to achieve great things. She spends countless hours writing grants, arranging classes, teaching music, and changing lives! Thank you Mrs. Nelson!
On Wednesday, Mrs. Chambers' third grade class participated in Red Ribbon Week. Students had crazy or mismatched socks on for “sock it to drugs.” Students had a great time showing off their crazy socks as they walked!
On Tuesday, Mrs. Jensen's first grade class participated in "Drugs have no place in my future" for Red Ribbon Week. Students dressed up like their future self. It was so fun to see the students dressed up!
Mrs. Mathis and Mrs. Lacrua's third grade class participated in Red Ribbon Week. Today was “Don’t let drugs turn you inside out.” Students had so much fun wearing their clothes inside out for the day. We are excited for the themes for the rest of the week!
Mrs. Killian read the book "BIG" to Riverview students. Students learned that big isn't measured in inches, size, or years. Student's were asked how they could be big. Student answered they could be big by being kind to people, helping others, sharing, and keeping the school clean. Big is measured by what we do, what we say, and the size of our heart. Students were reminded they can be big by Making A Mark, Making It Matter.
The Scholastic Book Fair is coming October 24th- 28th. It comes every year to Riverview and will transform our stage into our very own bookstore! There you will find hundreds of books from new and favorite authors, popular series, cool posters and school supplies! Your child will visit the book fair with his or her class. We’re looking forward to seeing you and your family there too! Parents are encouraged to visit the fair before or after school, and/or at one of our special events.