Riverview High School has been recognized by the US Department of State as a USA Medallion School! Each year, we enjoy hosting foreign exchange students from across the globe to learn about our American culture and for us to learn about their native cultures!
JES students showed their Leader In Me habits by volunteering to help clean the cafeteria. Way to go!
The high school is hosting a food drive this week to benefit the local charity Jacob’s Place. Non-perishable food items can be brought to students’ first period classes for collection.
Working hard in Mrs Jennings room
JES Updates
December KES Information Update
❄️💜Thank you KES crew for making the Snowball Dance a special night for our students! 💜❄️
❄️KES Snowball Dance 2023 ❄️
❄️KES Snowball Dance 2023 ❄️
❄️KES Snowball Dance 2023 ❄️
❄️KES Snowball Dance 2023 ❄️
Congratulations to our JES Spelling Bee Winners!!🎉💜
6th grade
1st Allison Johnson
2nd Eli Barnum
Alt. Ella Harmon
5th grade
1st Talia Davis
2nd Asies Edge
Alt. Uriah Bonnow
Jeshy Fisher was awarded a book coin for his improved spelling and hard work in Mrs. Evans' class!💜🖤
KES Attendance Winners for November 🎉🥇🎉
Ms. Barnum’s, 4th Grade Class
KES Winners for October Attendance 🎉🥇🎉
Mrs. Ramsey’s 2nd Grade
Riverview Fire Marshals and Optimist Club members successfully completed a fundraiser for Mission Machine, a White County public service organization which helps the homeless citizens in our county. They raised over $600 and donated hats, scarves, coats, gloves, and socks. Thank you to Riverview students and families who donated to this worthy cause. Special thanks to Riverview’s Mrs. Amanda Barnes and her daughter, Amelia Thomas for crocheting hats and gloves for our fundraiser. We wouldn’t have accomplished our goals without the Riverview family. It feels good to be a Raider!
Coach Woodworth’s Robotics 2 class has just finished their semester’s final project. They were working on the design, stability, friction, structure, and adaptation of the mouse trap car during the project. With three trials at the end to see who could go the distance!
JES will celebrate the holiday season with 12 days of Christmas dress up themes starting Tuesday! See the attached schedule.
FBLA did excellent yesterday at ASU's Basic Training competition. We competed in a variety of competitions. Many students competed for their first time. The following students received certificates:
Olyvea Whaley, Olivia Duran, and Adrianah Rycraw - 1st Place in Public Service Announcement
Angel Martinez and Danica Swanson - 1st Place in Hospitality
Donna Zarceno and Maria Suarez - 2nd place in Business Ethics
Mrs. Kellem’s and Mrs. Piggs classes have been learning basic Spanish phrases to be able to communicate with a new English learner that only speaks Spanish. What a way to show empathy and kindness towards their new student!
