Chromebooks Ready for the New School Year!
We're excited to announce that all our Chromebooks have been cleaned, updated, and are ready for students!
To help us keep track of them, we've added a new inventory tag to the back of each device and to a card inside its case. Please do not remove these tags. This will make it much easier to return lost devices to their owners.
We are still missing some chargers from last year. If your student did not return their charger, you will receive an email shortly to resolve this before school begins. Thank you for your cooperation!
Important Expectations for Students
Please take a moment to review the following expectations with your student:
* No personal stickers: Stickers are difficult to remove and can damage the Chromebook. Please remind your student not to place any on their school device.
* Keep chargers at home: To prevent lost or misplaced chargers, students should keep their charger at home and use it for charging as needed. They do not need to bring it to school.
* Use the protective case: The case is there to protect the Chromebook. Students should keep their device in the case when they are not using it, especially when traveling between classes or to and from school.
* Appropriate use: Please talk with your student about using their school device responsibly. While we have content filters in place, parental supervision at home is still essential.
* Report problems quickly: If a Chromebook is broken or has any issues, please have your student report it to Mr. DeMotte as soon as possible. This allows us to fix or replace the device quickly and get them back on track.
Thank you for helping us keep our equipment in great condition for the years to come. We look forward to seeing you soon!
Mr. DeMotte
We're excited to announce that all our Chromebooks have been cleaned, updated, and are ready for students!
To help us keep track of them, we've added a new inventory tag to the back of each device and to a card inside its case. Please do not remove these tags. This will make it much easier to return lost devices to their owners.
We are still missing some chargers from last year. If your student did not return their charger, you will receive an email shortly to resolve this before school begins. Thank you for your cooperation!
Important Expectations for Students
Please take a moment to review the following expectations with your student:
* No personal stickers: Stickers are difficult to remove and can damage the Chromebook. Please remind your student not to place any on their school device.
* Keep chargers at home: To prevent lost or misplaced chargers, students should keep their charger at home and use it for charging as needed. They do not need to bring it to school.
* Use the protective case: The case is there to protect the Chromebook. Students should keep their device in the case when they are not using it, especially when traveling between classes or to and from school.
* Appropriate use: Please talk with your student about using their school device responsibly. While we have content filters in place, parental supervision at home is still essential.
* Report problems quickly: If a Chromebook is broken or has any issues, please have your student report it to Mr. DeMotte as soon as possible. This allows us to fix or replace the device quickly and get them back on track.
Thank you for helping us keep our equipment in great condition for the years to come. We look forward to seeing you soon!
Mr. DeMotte
Riverside Lady Pirate senior Reaghan McDaniel sets Record
The Riverside Lady Pirates played in the Covington Lady Bucc Invitational on Monday. The Lady Pirates finished with a team score of 451, which was good for 13th place out of the 17 teams. Riverside senior Reaghan McDaniel set a new Riverside girls golf record with an 18-hole score of 76. She finished in 3rd place out of 89 golfers. Adalynn Calaway finished 42nd and shot a career best 109 for 18 holes, beating her previous best by 11 strokes. She also shot a 50 on the back 9, beating her previous 9-hole score by 9 strokes. Lei Hurley finished 63rd with a score of 122, which was a personal best. Her 57 on the back 9 was also a personal best for 9 holes. Also for the Lady Pirates, Whitney Leatherman shot a 144 and Grace Owen shot a 161. Pictured: Reaghan McDaniel, Adalynn Calaway, Lei Hurley
The Riverside Lady Pirates played in the Covington Lady Bucc Invitational on Monday. The Lady Pirates finished with a team score of 451, which was good for 13th place out of the 17 teams. Riverside senior Reaghan McDaniel set a new Riverside girls golf record with an 18-hole score of 76. She finished in 3rd place out of 89 golfers. Adalynn Calaway finished 42nd and shot a career best 109 for 18 holes, beating her previous best by 11 strokes. She also shot a 50 on the back 9, beating her previous 9-hole score by 9 strokes. Lei Hurley finished 63rd with a score of 122, which was a personal best. Her 57 on the back 9 was also a personal best for 9 holes. Also for the Lady Pirates, Whitney Leatherman shot a 144 and Grace Owen shot a 161. Pictured: Reaghan McDaniel, Adalynn Calaway, Lei Hurley
Kona Ice is coming to OPEN HOUSE! This is a BPA fundraiser. We hope you will come out and support our Riverside BPA.
PIRATE Shout Out to the Owen Family for these awesome little gems you have donated to the PIRATE Cove Treasure stores!! It's no joke-you are so appreciated!! THANK YOU for your kindness!! ❤️💙
With the RACE on to the start of school, here's a PIRATE Shout Out for Kasie Hoffer for her generosity towards our PIRATE Cove Treasure stores. These gems are the "purrrrfect" addition to our growing treasures!!! THANK YOU!!! 💙❤️
PIRATE Shout Out to the Ramirez Family!!! We aren't joking around when we say we are so grateful for you!!! THANK YOU for your donation to our PIRATE Cove Treasure Store!! 💙❤️
PIRATE Shout Out to Shasta and Isabella Dunn!! 💙❤️ THANK YOU for these awesome treasures that our kids will be racing to buy!! Your kindness is so appreciated!! Thank you, Ladies!!! ❤️💙
Boonshoft museum!!!
BOONSHOFT!!
We had an amazing time at summer camp this week! We created amazing memories, developed reasoning and creativity skills, and made wonderful connections and friendships!!! I leave you with Rocko our rock snake. Please feel free to add to him as our connections, community and friendships continue to grow at Riverside! GO PIRATES!
Boonshoft museum fun!!!
Making art from macaroni! It was very exciting to see the 2D and 3D art the students created!!
Summer Camp birdhouses!!!
The Lady Pirates traveled to the Urbana Country Club on Wednesday to play the Mechanicsburg Indians. The Indians won the match by a score of 232-259. Reaghan McDaniel was the match medalist, shooting a 37. Also for Riverside: Lei Hurley-70, Adalynn Calaway-75, Whitney Leatherman-77, Grace Owen-81.
Pictured: Reaghan McDaniel and Whitney Leatherman.
Pictured: Reaghan McDaniel and Whitney Leatherman.
The supply lists can also be found on our school website. It's time to begin preparing for the new school year!
As our new school year approaches, save these handy dandy pics for your quick references!
Riverside Boys golf team opened the season with a loss to Indian Lake 210-174. Hayden McCully 44, Hayden Sanford 49, Syler Clark 54, David Gross 63 Zane Armbruster 65 and Karston Duckro 73.
Riverside Boys golf team hosted Ridgemont Weds and fell 193-177 Hayden McCully 45, Hayden Sanford 48, Syler Clark 49, David Gross 51, Zane Armbruster 54, Karston Duckro 77.
Birdhouses!!
Air Force Museum!!!!
