Riverview School District

Riverview Parents and Patrons, Due to the possibility of severe weather moving through our state tonight, we will be following normal procedures for our tornado shelters on each campus. Just a reminder, FEMA does not allow pets inside our shelters. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, FEMA has asked us to notify patrons to remain six feet apart and follow all CDC guidelines.

almost 5 years ago, Justin Luttrell

Riverview Parents and Patrons, As many of you are aware, Governor Asa Hutchinson has announced the closure of all public schools in the state of Arkansas for an additional three weeks due to the COVID-19 pandemic. At this time, the first day back to school for our students will now be Monday, April 20, 2020. All Riverview School District campuses will be closed and utilizing Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI days) beginning Monday, March 30, 2020 through April 17, 2020. Riverview students were given 10 days of AMI in their packets this week. AMI days 6-10 included in your packets will now be used to cover Monday, March 30, 2020-Friday, April 3, 2020. Please stay tuned for more information on additional AMI packets for April 6, 2020 through April 17, 2020. Feeding programs on our elementary campuses will not be available during our regularly scheduled spring break (March 23-March 27). Breakfast and lunch will be made available for students again beginning Monday, March 30, 2020 and continuing throughout the closure. As a reminder, all AAA and school-related activities are canceled until classes are resumed on Monday, April 20, 2020. District staff is currently developing plans to continue educational services for our students. We will communicate via our website and social media as plans develop.

almost 5 years ago, Justin Luttrell

💜Thank you to these lovely ladies for preparing breakfast and lunch for the children in our community.💜

almost 5 years ago, Christy Bremer

AMI packets are available at the front office for the Elementary students from 8-3:30 pm today. 📚🖍📚

almost 5 years ago, Christy Bremer

💜Thank you Riverview Employees who made this day come together. You are appreciated for your team spirit to do what is needed to make a win for all!💜

almost 5 years ago, Christy Bremer

Riverview Parents and Patrons: In an effort to serve our students and community, the Riverview School District will be offering Grab-N-Go breakfast and lunch at no cost to our students throughout this week of school closure. Meals will be available on the Judsonia Elementary and Kensett Elementary campuses. Please use the back entrances to the cafeteria for pick-up. Breakfast will be served form 8:00-8:30. Lunch will be served from 11:30-12:30. Any students under the age of 18 will be able to participate in this free feeding program.

almost 5 years ago, Justin Luttrell

💜Elementary AMI packets are available for pick-up today from 1:30 pm-5:00pm. Enter through the back cafeteria doors.💜

almost 5 years ago, Christy Bremer

Dear Parents and Patrons of the Riverview School District: Alternative Method of Instruction (AMI) packets will be available at the following times and locations: Monday (3/16): Judsonia and Kensett campuses will have AMI packets available from 1:30-5:00 in the cafeteria. Please use the back entrances. JrHS/RHS students may pick up computers/packets as needed through the front offices. All JrHS/RHS AMI packets will made available via Google Classroom no later than 1:30 on Monday (3/16). Tuesday (3/17): 8:00-3:30 All packets will be available for pick up via your campus's front office. Students are responsible for completing Days 1-5 of their AMI packets at this time. Should you have any questions regarding this information, please contact your campus principal during regular office hours beginning tomorrow (3/16).

almost 5 years ago, Justin Luttrell

Dear Parents and Patrons of the Riverview School District: As most of you are aware, Governor Asa Hutchinson is calling for the closure of all public schools in the state due to the COVID-19 pandemic. All Riverview School District campuses will be closed and utilizing Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI days) beginning Monday, March 16, 2020 through March 27, 2020. This includes spring break. Following the guidance of AAA, all activities are canceled until classes are resumed. At this time, all classes are scheduled to be back in session on Monday, March 30, 2020. Stay tuned for more information on AMI packets and feeding programs.

almost 5 years ago, Justin Luttrell

Learning fractions is always more fun with a "pi" 😊. What an awesome study of fractions in preparation for "Pi Day" March 14. (3.14) We are thankful for the generous donations from KJs Restaurant, The Mixing Bowl, Short Cakes Bakery, and Walmart Bakery.

almost 5 years ago, Heather Parrish

RJHS Student Council surprised staff with positive artwork on their doors and placed affirmation cards in all student computer cases this week. Special thanks to some of the leaders in our school!

almost 5 years ago, Coach Hill

The Governor announced today there are an additional five cases of COVID-19 in Arkansas. As a result, all schools in Pulaski, Jefferson, Grant and Saline Counties will be closed until March 30th. The Governor indicated that these schools would be using AMI days in conjunction with Spring Break the week of the 23rd. The Division of Elementary and Secondary Education allows for schools to apply for approval of an Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI) plan for emergency or exceptional circumstances such as a contagious disease outbreak, inclement weather, or utility outage, that prevents students from physically attending school on campus. Riverview School District has approval for 10 AMI days if they are needed. We will begin working with our teachers to get AMI packets ready to send home by next week. At this time, the Secretary of Health, in consultation with the Secretary of Education, shall have sole authority to close public school campuses throughout the state for reasons related to COVID-19. We are staying in contact with the state about any changes for Riverview School District and our next steps if there should be a change. We will update our website (riverviewsd.org) and Facebook page with notifications of any changes. The Arkansas Department of Health is still stressing the following steps to help prevent the spread of the virus: · Staying home when they are sick or have a fever. · Frequent hand washing with soap and water. If soap and water are not readily available, using an alcoholbased hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol. · Advising persons to avoid touching their eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands. · Following the school's routine cleaning and disinfection program. · Cover your mouth when coughing or sneezing. · Urging students and staff to get a flu shot during the flu season. · Providing adequate supplies for good hygiene. If you have questions about children who may be exhibiting symptoms, Arkansas Children’s Hospital asks you to contact them at 1-800-743-3616. Our custodial staff are ensuring all classrooms and frequently touched surfaces are regularly disinfected Riverview School District will continue to monitor student and employee illness, and guidance provided to us by the Arkansas Department of Health and the Arkansas Department of Secondary and Elementary Education. Please know we take the health of our students and staff very seriously. We appreciate your continued trust in allowing us to serve your children.

almost 5 years ago, Judy Ballard

8th grade students enjoy a little friendly competition while playing Quizlet Live to review the Reconstruction to the Early 1900’s time period in Arkansas History.

almost 5 years ago, Coach Hill