The RHS Booster Club invites all parents of seniors being recognized on Senior Night, October 17, to create and bring a senior memory board to display in the cafeteria that evening. Senior Night will honor members of football, cross country, cheer, dance, volleyball, and band. Memory boards are a wonderful way to celebrate your senior’s accomplishments and memories! Please remember to take your board home after the game. For any questions, contact Aubrey Griffin or Amanda Davis.
RMS DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Tuesday, Oct 7, 2025
Tuesday, Oct 7, 2025
10/7/2025 High School Daily Bulletin
Students in grade 3-5 can earn "red tickets" from staff members when they display positive behavior. Each classroom teacher draws a name at the end of the week. These are the winners from September and 10/3 enjoying an extra recess.
Riverside's 2nd graders have been learning how to combine two words to make a contraction.
Recently they became "surgeons" to put what they have learned into practice. After sanitizing their hands, donning medical gloves and masks, they used scalpels (scissors) and sutures (glue sticks) to assist Dr. Apostrophe with his patients.
As surgeons they had to remove unneeded letters and add apostrophes to create contractions.
Students in grade 3-5 can earn "red tickets" from staff members when they display positive behavior. Each classroom teacher draws a name at the end of the week. These are the winners from Friday, October 3: Maclin, Blaklee, Kaison, Ella, Lillian, and Madi. Not pictured, Brayven. We would like to thank Fast Gas for donating mini pizza coupons!
RMS DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Monday, Oct 6, 2025
Monday, Oct 6, 2025
Riverside Varsity Cyclones went 2-1 in pool play, dominating with some flat-out phenomenal volleyball. They took down the St. Joe Christian Lions and NEKS Nighthawks, and battled Doniphan West to three intense sets. In the end, a three-way tie and some KSHSAA rulebook technicalities kept them out of bracket play — a brutal way to end a day they absolutely earned the right to keep playing.
10/6/2025 High School Daily Bulletin
Students in grade 3-5 can earn "red tickets" from staff members when they display positive behavior. Each classroom teacher draws a name at the end of the week. These are the winners from Friday, September 26: CJ, Lincoln, Makenleigh, Keyosha, Elie, Harlowe, Katherina Bella, and Abram. We would like to thank Fast Gas for donating mini pizza coupons!
RMS DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Friday, Oct 3, 2025
Friday, Oct 3, 2025
🎃🍪 Support the RHS Junior Class! 🍪🎃
Treat yourself this Halloween and help the RHS Junior Class reach their goals!
We’re selling delicious Halloween cookies from Country Cookie that are perfect for parties, gifts, or just a sweet snack.
👻 Every cookie purchased helps support class activities and future events.
🕸️ Don’t miss out—these spooky sweets won’t last long!
Flyers are being sent home with elementary, intermediate & middle school students. Please make checks payable to Riverside USD 114 and send the order form and money/check to school with your student. Thank you in advance for your support of the RHS Junior Class! 🧡🖤
10/3/2025 High School Daily Bulletin
Water Line Break in Wathena. Please read the following message. Update,,,as of 1:30 we were informed that they are patching the break and we should be good until the end of the day.
RMS DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Thursday, Oct 2, 2025
Thursday, Oct 2, 2025
It's that time of year again- applications for Kadens Kloset Christmas Wonderland are now open again! This event is open to foster, adoptive, and kinship children in the following KS counties: DP, AT, BR, & NE. Acceptance of applications will close on Wednesday Oct 8th to allow our team time to shop for all the individual needs requested!
Please see link below to submit your application or contact us to get you a paper copy if needed:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdQii8FK3OUI1DXmJmiu_A2ltlbx3FoBcm7UbI8ilBpmlC9oA/viewform?usp=header
Please see link below to submit your application or contact us to get you a paper copy if needed:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdQii8FK3OUI1DXmJmiu_A2ltlbx3FoBcm7UbI8ilBpmlC9oA/viewform?usp=header
Riverside elementary was honored to host the Body Venture exhibit today!
The Body Venture exhibit is a traveling, interactive, in-school program run by the Kansas Department of Education (KSDE) that educates students (K-5th grade) on healthy eating and physical activity by exploring the journey of food through the human body at large-scale, inflatable stations. Students receive food cards based on the MyPlate system and follow them through 11 stations, learning about organs like the brain, stomach, intestines, heart, lungs, and bones, as well as the role of skin and the spread of germs. The goal is for children to understand the importance of choosing nutritious foods and staying active to keep their bodies healthy and functioning properly.
Big thank you to: our administration for proving this opportunity for our students, middle school football coaches and players for assisting with set-up, and our high school students who volunteered their time today to run these stations. We hope the kids had fun and took away some tips to help keep them Cyclone Strong!Riverside elementary was honored to host the Body Venture exhibit today!
The Body Venture exhibit is a traveling, interactive, in-school program run by the Kansas Department of Education (KSDE) that educates students (K-5th grade) on healthy eating and physical activity by exploring the journey of food through the human body at large-scale, inflatable stations. Students receive food cards based on the MyPlate system and follow them through 11 stations, learning about organs like the brain, stomach, intestines, heart, lungs, and bones, as well as the role of skin and the spread of germs. The goal is for children to understand the importance of choosing nutritious foods and staying active to keep their bodies healthy and functioning properly.
Big thank you to: our administration for proving this opportunity for our students, middle school football coaches and players for assisting with set-up, and our high school students who volunteered their time today to run these stations. We hope the kids had fun and took away some tips to help keep them Cyclone Strong!
The Body Venture exhibit is a traveling, interactive, in-school program run by the Kansas Department of Education (KSDE) that educates students (K-5th grade) on healthy eating and physical activity by exploring the journey of food through the human body at large-scale, inflatable stations. Students receive food cards based on the MyPlate system and follow them through 11 stations, learning about organs like the brain, stomach, intestines, heart, lungs, and bones, as well as the role of skin and the spread of germs. The goal is for children to understand the importance of choosing nutritious foods and staying active to keep their bodies healthy and functioning properly.
Big thank you to: our administration for proving this opportunity for our students, middle school football coaches and players for assisting with set-up, and our high school students who volunteered their time today to run these stations. We hope the kids had fun and took away some tips to help keep them Cyclone Strong!Riverside elementary was honored to host the Body Venture exhibit today!
The Body Venture exhibit is a traveling, interactive, in-school program run by the Kansas Department of Education (KSDE) that educates students (K-5th grade) on healthy eating and physical activity by exploring the journey of food through the human body at large-scale, inflatable stations. Students receive food cards based on the MyPlate system and follow them through 11 stations, learning about organs like the brain, stomach, intestines, heart, lungs, and bones, as well as the role of skin and the spread of germs. The goal is for children to understand the importance of choosing nutritious foods and staying active to keep their bodies healthy and functioning properly.
Big thank you to: our administration for proving this opportunity for our students, middle school football coaches and players for assisting with set-up, and our high school students who volunteered their time today to run these stations. We hope the kids had fun and took away some tips to help keep them Cyclone Strong!
4th grade goes on first field trip of the year!
Edit: Here are more pictures from the 4th grade 4H field trip! They had an amazing time!
Breakfast and Lunch menus for October 2025
RMS DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Wednesday, Oct 1, 2025
Wednesday, Oct 1, 2025
