Each month Riverview holds a 'Make Your Mark' Assembly.
The purpose of this assembly is to recognize outstanding behaviors, actions, and goals met by our students, faculty and staff. Embracing challenge and sticking with it are actions that are intentionally taught at Riverview. We encourage Riverview Rams to be inspired by the success of others and 'magpie' ideas to create success for themselves.
Each month Riverview holds a 'Make Your Mark' Assembly.
The purpose of this assembly is to recognize outstanding behaviors, actions, and goals met by our students, faculty and staff. Embracing challenge and sticking with it are actions that are intentionally taught at Riverview. We encourage Riverview Rams to be inspired by the success of others and 'magpie' ideas to create success for themselves.
Following is the sign up genius for the additional after school clubs.
Principal Moment
In Mrs. Harrison's 5th grade class, we are pros at multi-digit multiplication. With the help of a student from UVU, we created our own multiplication monsters and we weren't even scared of the large multiplication problems! Math is fun!
On Friday, Miss. Denison's second 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.
In 4th grade, Miss Curtis' students have been learning about factors and multiples in math. With a partner, they created a poster to show all of the factors of a number. They are amazing mathematicians!
The 1st graders are studying Community Helpers this week. They were able to tour the ins and outs of our local ambulance! Officer Warner talked with the students about animal safety in preparation of trick or treating. We love our helpers and thank them for their service!
On Thursday, Mrs. Jones' 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!