Our theme this year is "Find Your Fire." We want to help students and teachers discover what makes them excited, curious, and passionate. We want to encourage you to explore your interests. This could be anything from reading, drawing, playing sports, being a good friend, and even helping others. "Find Your Fire" is also about knowing you have the ability to work really hard to get out of the learning pit. We are excited to see everything our students and teachers accomplish this year!
It's been 2 weeks of school, and it feels so great to have all of our students here with us. I've had the opportunity to meet with all of our students for grade level assemblies. We talked about what it means to be a RAM, our school rules, and some fun things we will be implementing this year. I am so impressed with the students here at Riverview! Everyday I am greeted with happy faces, and it makes my day. We have a new mascot at Riverview, and our students helped us give him a name. We are excited to announce that his name is Rambo the Riverview Ram!
For those who are new to our school community, the "Riverview Report" is my monthly principal's newsletter. It will be sent out at the beginning of every month. We ask that you read this bulletin thoroughly as it contains most of the upcoming events at Riverview and important information for parents. I hope everyone has a fun and safe Labor Day weekend. We will see you back on Tuesday, September 3rd.
If I can help in anyway, please reach out to me. Have an amazing month!
Thank you,
Ms. Poulson
Green Flags = Outside Day
When you see the green flags on display in the front of the school in the morning, it is an outside day before school. This means there is adult supervision (8:20-8:40 AM) on the playground in the back of the school.
Red Flags = Inside Day
When you see the red flags on display in the front of the school in the morning, it is an inside day before school. This means that there is not adult supervision on the playground in the morning, so students need to enter the school and walk the middle hallways. There are adults on supervision for the hallways on these days.
