Congratulations to these Riverview students for using EMPATHY in their lives.
Congratulations to our Riverview Student of the Month!
Las clases de ingles para adultos con FVTC comienzan el 4 de febrero a la escuela Parkside! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PAND7yzq52gdcfrpO7kQHMjKbD4y6mwt/view?usp=sharing
Dr. TJ Rinaldi in partnership with the A+ After School Program will present "5 Keys to Family Performance" on February 4th at Riverview Elementary School. Check out the flyer & RSVP! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xsj26Ts-4Jl8V4j2mjdj2xGuKAnz9w8r8knJuOfS1gU/edit?usp=sharing
During the month of December, the 5th Grade Peer Power Leadership group, run by our 4-5 School Counselor Miss Strobl, raised money by selling candy canes to donate money to Father Carr’s Place 2B which is a homeless and food shelter in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
As a follow up to the donation, the group was able to spend time at Father Carr’s Place 2B learning about homelessness and lack of food. They served in the food pantry helping organize food donations.
Many of the students believe that their thoughts of homeless and hungry people have been changed more positively.
Casey's Rewards lets you turn points earned on everyday purchases into donations to our school! Sign up in the Casey's app to participate.
No plans tonight? Swing by the Wautoma/Wild Rose Highway 22 Showdown with the high school games starting at 4:30 PM! While here, stop by the field house lobby to purchase bake sale items as well as tickets for the basket raffle to support the WHS Costa Rica Trip!
Sixteen Wautoma High School sophomores, juniors and seniors were inducted into the Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica Avispones (Hornets) Chapter, sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese, during a ceremony held in the high school library on December 19. With 16 inductees, this was the largest induction ceremony held for the Spanish Honors Society since it was established at WHS in 2017. The new inductees included: (back row): Bryan Enriquez, Andrew Momsen, Juleanna Johnson, Harleigh Eagan, Hattie Bray, Bryson Buss, Leah Konieczki, Emily Bohn, Payton Osiecki, Asiah Kossow, Megan Kelly; (front row): Averi Schwersenska, Mallorie Vissers, Delaney Salm and Diana Duran. Not pictured: Dayana Rodriguez- Caballero.
Riverview 1st Graders have been focusing on kindness for the month of December They have done many different activities around the community and in their school. To wrap up the month Mrs. Pietkauskis' and Mrs. Barker's classes decorated cookies for the local police officers and invited the officers to Riverview to pick up the cookies.
Mr. Woyak's 3rd grade friends stopped by the Waushara Senior Center to share a little holiday cheer!
Congratulations to the 2019 Wautoma Esports team on their state championship! They went down to Madison on Saturday to compete in the Division 3 state championship for Overwatch. The team included: Payton, Jack, Neven, Michael, James, Jeremy, Robert, Coach Mr. Barker, and Coach Mr. Plaster. Congrats Wautoma Esports!"
Un Idioma te coloca en un corredor de la vida. Dos idiomas abren cada puerta en el camino.
On Friday night, the WHS Vocal Collective and Jazz Band performed "Jingle Bells" and "Sleigh Ride" during the Hometown Christmas Concert. To hear the two ensembles collaborate again, stop by the WHS Choir Concert tonight as well as the WHS Band Concert next Monday, December 16! Both concerts are scheduled to begin at 7 PM at the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center.
Congratulations to Riverview's November Character award winners. Great job showing Respect!
Congratulations to Riverview's Literacy Student of the Month and our Student of the Month.
I nominate Olivia Schmidt for Student of the Month based on the character traits of responsibility and determination. In our classroom we focus a lot on having a growth mindset. We recite a daily pledge: “Today I will have a good learning attitude, be an active learner and grow my brain, and be a mindful problem solver.” Olivia takes this pledge to heart. Olivia comes to school with a good learning attitude. She rushes into the classroom everyday with completed homework. Olivia is eager to read, is developing a good reading stamina, and gets excited about what she is reading. Olivia takes responsibility for her own learning and is a mindful problem solver. She frequently uses resources around the room to help her with her learning. During writing and word work time Olivia uses the word wall and other words around the room to figure out how to spell and write words. During math time she uses the number poster and number line. Olivia shows determination with her learning. If something is challenging, she works hard and practices until she gets it. At the beginning of the year, Olivia had trouble writing some of her lowercase letters. Olivia practiced her handwriting in her handwriting packet everyday and her handwriting has improved a lot. It is for these reasons that I am nominating Olivia for student of the month. Redgranite Elementary Mrs. Tompkins
Students at Redgranite received an award today for showing the Character Trait Respect.
Stop at Riverview PTO's holiday vendor fair this Saturday from 9-2. Santa will be there from 12-2. While your there check out how you can win one of these amazing arts and craft baskets that the kindergarten class put together.
On Friday, Mrs. Rector and Mrs. Hopfensperger's friends learned about the effects that water has on different types of wood. They also built a raft using cedar wood and particle board to see which would hold more passengers.
The food drive at Riverview is off to a great start! The Waushara County Christmas Project will be so impressed with all of the generosity our families are showing. The contest/collection will continue until Wednesday December 4th.
