Riverside USD 114

Baseball and Softball games today @ 3:30 PM @ Hiawatha! Baseball game will be in Highland and Softball will be in Wathena. Come out and Support your Cyclones!!

High School DAILY BULLETIN Monday, April 8, 2024 Blue Day Today’s LUNCH: Cheeseburger, chips, baked beans, fruit, milk. Salad is also an option. Tomorrow’s LUNCH: Sweet & Sour Chicken, rice, egg roll, carrots, fruit, milk. Salad is also an option. 1:45 p.m. – Baseball team leaves for HCC. These students will be dismissed by intercom at 1:30. 3:00 p.m. – Softball team dismissed for home game. 3:30 p.m. - Varsity Baseball vs. Hiawatha at HCC ball field 4:30 p.m. – Varsity Softball vs. Hiawatha home Softball and baseball sports pictures will be taken on Friday, April 12. Your coach has order forms. The RHS Athletic Banquet will be Friday, May, 3rd, in the high school gym. Dinner will be provided by the Booster Club to all high school student athletes including managers. For all others who plan to attend the dinner the cost is $15 per person. All athletes who plan to attend need to turn in a reservation form to the office. ALL reservations and money are due Wednesday, April 17th. Reservation forms are available in the office. SAFE Driving Tip – Entering and Exiting the Highway. When you join the highway from an entry ramp, ensure your turn signal is on before taking any gap you see, and when you join the highway increase your speed to match that of the highway traffic. If you want to exit the highway, use your turn signal so other drivers understand your intention, and then slow down as you enter the exit ramp.

Free Screenings in Troy May 3rd

Please see attached banquet reservation form. Due date is Wed April 17th.

High School DAILY BULLETIN Friday, April 5, 2024 Black Day Today’s LUNCH: Pizza Crunchers w/ marinara sauce, tossed salad, fruit, milk. Salad is also an option. Tomorrow’s LUNCH: Cheeseburger, chips, baked beans, fruit, milk. Salad is also an option. 8:30 a.m. – Sophomores leave for Sophomore Day at HCC. 2:45 p.m. – Softball team leaves for Sabetha. These students will be dismissed by intercom at 2:30. Track pictures will be taken after school today. Coaches have order forms. There are extras in the office. 4:30 p.m. – JV softball games at Sabetha. 7:00 p.m. – Riverside Drama presents “Radium Girls” in the auditorium. Admission is free will donation. Saturday 8:00 a.m. – Forensics at Hiawatha 7:00 p.m. – Riverside Drama presents “Radium Girls” in the auditorium. Admission is free will donation. High school cheer will have a mandatory practice this Sunday April 7, from 4:30pm-5-30pm in the high school gym with tryouts immediately following. If you have questions please see Ms. Davis or Mrs. Rebecca. Alondra and Jayden - please turn in your cheerleading uniforms, bags and bows today. Softball and baseball sports pictures will be taken on April 12. Your coach has order forms. Any junior who is interested in running for student body president, vice president or secretary please see Mrs. Rebecca or Mrs. Amanda Davis by the end of the day. The RHS Athletic Banquet will be Friday, May, 3rd, in the high school gym. Dinner will be provided by the Booster Club to all high school student athletes including managers. For all others who plan to attend the dinner the cost is $15 per person. All athletes who plan to attend need to turn in a reservation form to the office. ALL reservations and money are due Wednesday, April 17th. Reservation forms are available in the office. SAFE Driving Tip – Lane Changes. Using the turn signals and switching lanes works hand in hand. It is important to maintain a safe distance prior to changing lanes and also ensure you check for any car coming up in your blind spot.

The Riverside Spring Play, Radium Girls, is this Friday and Saturday at 7pm. Come support our high school and middle school students as they put on one of American High Schools' most loved dramas about the real life dial painters who took on corporate greed in the 1920s. Admittance is by free will donation. Radium Girls. 7pm. This Friday and Saturday.

High School DAILY BULLETIN Thursday, April 4, 2024 Blue Day Today’s LUNCH: Quesadilla w/ salsa, corn, fruit, milk. NO salads today. Tomorrow’s LUNCH: Pizza Crunchers w/ marinara sauce, tossed salad, fruit, milk. Salad is also an option. 2:45 p.m. – Baseball and softball teams leave for Sabetha. These students will be dismissed by intercom at 2:30. 4:30 p.m. – Baseball and softball games at Sabetha. High school cheer will have practice for any student who would like to try out for next year’s Cyclone cheer team in the high school gym tonight from 6-7pm. A mandatory practice will be held Sunday April 7, from 4:30pm-5-30pm in the high school gym with tryouts immediately following. If you have questions please see Ms. Davis or Mrs. Rebecca. Alondra and Jayden - please turn in your cheerleading uniforms, bags and bows by tomorrow. Track pictures will be taken after school tomorrow. Coaches have order forms. Any junior who is interested in running for student body president, vice president or secretary please see Mrs. Rebecca or Mrs. Amanda Davis by tomorrow. SAFE Driving Tip – Remember to Always Signal. Reading and using turn signals are a very important driving skill, more so on the highway. Since neither you nor the driver ahead and behind you can read minds, always use your blinker to communicate with other drivers and please signal 4-8 seconds before you make a move.

Thank you to our wonderful Paraprofessionals! We appreciate them today on Paraprofessional Appreciation Day and throughout the year!

High School DAILY BULLETIN Wednesday, April 3, 2024 Black Day Today’s LUNCH: PB & J Sandwich, sun chips, string cheese, baby carrots, fruit, milk. NO salads today. Tomorrow’s LUNCH: Quesadilla w/ salsa, corn, fruit, milk. Salad is also an option. Cheerleaders - please turn in your cheerleading uniforms, bags and bows. Anything not turned in by the end of the year you will receive a bill for. High school cheer will have practice for any student who would like to try out for next year’s Cyclone cheer team in the high school gym on Thursday, April 4, from 6-7pm. A mandatory practice will be held Sunday April 8, from 4:30pm-5-30pm in the high school gym with tryouts immediately following. If you have questions please see Ms. Davis or Mrs. Rebecca. Track pictures will be taken after school on Friday. Coaches have order forms. Any junior who is interested in running for student body president, vice president or secretary please see Mrs. Rebecca or Mrs. Amanda Davis by Friday, April 5. SAFE Driving Tip – Always Pay Attention to Surroundings. When driving through the streets, new drivers tend to stare straight ahead all the time, but highway driving requires that you also keep an eye on what is happening on all sides of the car.

JV baseball game @ Perry-Lecompton has been cancelled tonight also the JV baseball game Friday vs Sabetha has been cancelled. We are also looking to reschedule both games.​

Any student living in the Riverside School District who will be 4 by August 31, 2024 may sign up to attend. We will do a developmental screening as well as hearing and vision tests. Students who will be 3 by August 31, 2024, may also sign up to attend to determine if specialized instruction and/or related services are warranted. Please call the East Campus at (913) 365-6735 to make an appointment. PROOF OF RESIDENCY IS REQUIRED AT TIME OF APPOINTMENT.

At the March Board of Education meeting, we recognized several groups of students for their outstanding accomplishments in winter sports activities. First, the 2A State Runner-up girls' basketball team was recognized. They had a fantastic season, finishing with a 23-3 record. They represented Riverside High School at the 2A State Championship tournament in Dodge City in early March! Great job, Lady Cyclones! Next, we recognized the basketball players who received Big 7 All-League Honors. Halle Studer, Taylor Weishaar, and Percy Duncan were recognized with first-team all-league honors. Niahla Duncan was recognized for honorable mention. Finally, we recognized the students who were named First Team Academic All-State by the Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association. These students excel in the classroom and on the mat. Congratulations to all of our student-athletes and coaches who participated in winter sports!

High School DAILY BULLETIN Tuesday, April 2, 2024 Blue Day Today’s LUNCH: Scrambled Eggs, pancakes, hash browns, fruit, milk. NO salads today. Tomorrow’s LUNCH: PB & J Sandwich, sun chips, string cheese, baby carrots, fruit, milk. NO salads today. Seminar: Hiawatha Implement rep in the Ag room 2:15 p.m. – JV baseball team leaves for Perry-Lecompton. Track team leaves for Perry-Lecompton. These players will be dismissed by intercom at 2:00. 3:15 p.m. – Softball team leaves for Doniphan West field at Doniphan West elementary school. These players will be dismissed by intercom at 3:00. 4:00 p.m. – Track Big 7 Quad at Perry-Lecompton 4:30 p.m. – JV baseball at Perry-Lecompton. Varsity softball at Doniphan West – Doniphan West elementary school. Cheerleaders - please turn in your cheerleading uniforms, bags and bows. Anything not turned in by the end of the year you will receive a bill for. High school cheer will have practice for any student who would like to try out for next year’s Cyclone cheer team in the high school gym on Thursday, April 4, from 6-7pm. A mandatory practice will be held Sunday April 8, from 4:30pm-5-30pm in the high school gym with tryouts immediately following. If you have questions please see Ms. Davis or Mrs. Rebecca. Track pictures will be taken after school on Friday. Coaches have order forms. SAFE Driving Tip – What to Do If You Stall in Deep Water. Do not try to force the vehicle to start, you might hydro-lock and ruin your engine if water gets into the cylinder. If you can, get someone to help you pull the vehicle out using a tow rope or cable winch.

The Riverside Middle School Wrestling team was recognized for winning the Big 7 League Wrestling title at the December Board of Education Meeting. The following boys won their weight class: Shane Harless-Banks, Kyson Murphy, Brendyn Deming, Gavin Schoenfelder, and Noah Wooley.  Many others placed as we came home with a total of 15 medals.  Congratulations to the 21 students who participated in wrestling this year and their coaches, Dave Keller and Connor Hayes! 

At the January Board of Education meeting Mr. Anthony Nelson and Mr. Jonathan Hobbs were recognized with the Cyclone Pride Award. Mr. Nelson and Mr. Hobbs have been instrumental in building strong programs in the music department at Riverside. In December, the concert performances by the Middle and High School Band and Choir were outstanding! Currently, festival and contest season is in full swing. Our band and choir students and their teachers have been working hard in preparation for upcoming events! Good luck to all of our performers in the weeks ahead, and thank you to Mr. Nelson and Mr. Hobbs for all they do for our students!

Teaching and classified positions are open, and we are actively seeking applicants! Please call or email with any questions. Are you interested in a career in Education but don't have the appropriate teaching license? Feel free to reach out, and we will help you explore your options. Colleges across the state have alternative teaching licensure programs, and there might be one that is right for you!

Breakfast and Lunch menus for the month of April.

No School for Riverside USD 114 - Friday, March 29th and Monday, April 1st!

High School DAILY BULLETIN Thursday, March 28, 2024 Black Day Today’s LUNCH: Chili Dog, chips, baby carrots w/ ranch, fruit, milk. NO salads today. Tomorrow’s LUNCH: Scrambled Eggs, pancakes, hash browns, fruit, milk. NO salads today. Sopranos and Altos in Cyclone Choir will go to second lunch today. Band members are attending a band festival today. There is no school tomorrow or Monday. Saturday 8:00 a.m. – Forensics at Atchison Monday 4:30 p.m. – Varsity baseball vs. Perry-Lecompton at HCC ball field. Varsity softball vs. Perry-Lecompton at Wathena ball field. There is an NHS meeting Tuesday April 2nd, at 7:30 a.m. in the conference room. Cheerleaders - please turn in your cheerleading uniforms, bags and bows. Anything not turned in by the end of the year you will receive a bill for. High school cheer will have practice for any student who would like to try out for next year’s Cyclone cheer team in the high school gym on Thursday, April 4, from 6-7pm. A mandatory practice will be held Sunday April 8, from 4:30pm-5-30pm in the high school gym with tryouts immediately following. If you have questions please see Ms. Davis or Mrs. Rebecca. SAFE Driving Tip – Driving Through Water. Be very cautious where water has flooded onto the road. It is not advisable to drive through moving water if you cannot see the bottom of it. Attempting to drive through water could cause electrical damage and leave you with a heavy repair bill or worse, water might get into the engine forcing you to replace it.

Riverside Elementary will be giving the Kansas State Assessments starting this week through April 12th, 2024. This week 5th graders will test in science. The week of April 1st, 3rd-5th graders will test in ELA. The week of April 8th, 3rd-5th graders will test in Math. Testing will take place on Wednesday and Thursday mornings. To help your child do their best, feel confident, and in control of their testing experience, we have some tips: Eat a healthy breakfast. Help children choose foods that fuel their bodies and brains to do their best work! Get a good night's sleep. Having a consistent bedtime every night brings structure and routine to a child’s day that helps them thrive. But on nights before a big test, getting to bed early, by 9:00 PM or earlier, is even more important! We want our kiddos to be as rested and energized as possible for the big test. Also, make sure your child wakes up in the morning with plenty of time to get ready for school, so they don’t feel rushed. Anything we can do to limit students’ stress on test days is critical! Dress comfortably. If your outfit makes you readjust, feels uncomfortable, causes you to fidget, then you should probably pick something else to wear. Arrive on time. Arriving on time gives your child time to eat school breakfast, greet their friends, relax and not feel rushed in the morning. They won’t cause disruptions when arriving on time opposed to being late and class already starting. Think positive thoughts. Thinking positively can reduce test anxiety and improve exam focus. Remind your child to ask questions if they don’t understand the test directions. Remind your child that they can take their time on state assessments, so if they need to go slowly, they can. You can write your child an encouraging note and put it in their backpack. This lets them know you have confidence in their ability to do well. Advise your child not to worry and to just do their best!