• Registration is usually in the summertime. The Nebo School District determines the registration time frame. Be in the know by signing up for the principal’s newsletter, sign-up by emailing Mrs. Killian @ Angela.killian@nebo.edu

• Registration can be done through the Infinite Campus Parent Portal. Create an account, and you’ll be able to submit all the documentation needed for registration.

What is needed for registration?

• Two forms of Proof of Residence Link - dated the last 30 days. Click on the link to see Utah Public Schools Proof of Residency Model Procedures.

• Birth Certificate

• Immunizations records.

• Usually, about a week before school starts in the Infinite Campus portal.

• Classroom placement at Riverview is a process that takes teachers and administrators many hours of careful planning and consideration. We look at gender, learning abilities, peer friendships, combinations (both positive and non-constructive), class size, social and academic strengths, and challenges, diversity, as well as leadership and role models to form equitable classroom communities that enhance both social and academic development for all students.
• We do not send out a request form. Parents may address concerns with the principal.

• A district-wide printable calendar can be found District Calendar, with all essential days listed.

• Call the school secretary at 801-798-4050 for further directions.

• An active brain! We will provide all basic supplies and activities to your student. We ask that a $25.00 contribution be made to help with field trips, assemblies, and classroom needs. If you are unable to pay this amount, any amount is appreciated. All students will be allowed to participate in all activities. The donation can be made easily through the infinite campus parent portal.

• School drop-off on the first day can be a little confusing. Especially when finding a new classroom. The school open house held before the first day is an excellent opportunity to help familiarize your student with finding their class. Students will have an area to line up before the bell rings, including kindergarten. Amend the map.

• This is the time to talk and have a family plan on how your children are getting home from school. Please take the time to show your child where they will be picked up and by whom. If walking and/or riding bikes, it's vital to discuss where to meet siblings if they are going home together and which route to take when going home. Having the same pick-up spot and going home routine is very beneficial for students and the office, and it helps and cuts down on the number of students wanting to call home after school.

Pick-up and Drop-off Safty Route:

• Please review the site map for pick-up and drop-off areas. Please let your child know that the only safe way to cross a street is with the assistance of the crossing guard and to follow our school safety route. Riverview Safe Pick-up and Dismal Map

Bus Routes:

• Please refer to the district's Bus Route Finder to see if your child is eligible for the bus program.

Free and Reduced Lunch Program: Who qualifies for the free lunch program?

• The U.S. Department of Agriculture will continue reimbursing schools and childcare centers for free meals to all students regardless of their income through the 2021-22 school year.

• In the future, you can apply for the free and reduced lunch program through The Infinite Campus Parent Portal. In the main menu, select "More"> "Meal Benefit."
  

Be in the Know!

Download the Nebo School District App - Infinite Campus Parent Portal

• Infinite Campus Parent Portal. Download the app on the App Store or Google Play.

• Using Infinite Campus is a time-saver, you can register for school, check teacher assignments, check attendance, make donations, pay fees and manage your child's food service bills.

Absences

• Excuse absences promptly (before is best, or within five days)
• Check Infinite Campus attendance regularly, and contact teachers before an extended absence.

• If a child is to be taken from school during school hours, District policy requires that the parent or a responsible person (Someone 18 years or older and named on the Emergency Contact Form) sign the child out in the office before removing the child from class.
• We are not allowed to release a student based on a note, telephone call, or the child's statement. The school must have proper documentation on file if any individuals are legally restricted from contacting a particular student at school.

Excused Absences: What is an excused absence for my student?

• Acceptable excused absences include an illness, death in family, medical/dental appointment, family emergency/activity (use "vacation" for extended vacation excuses), health care/accommodation plan.

• Parents must excuse absences and tardies by calling the office at 801-798-4050 between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. or by sending an email: damaris.sullivan@nebo.edu. ​A parent has five (5) school days to excuse an absence. ​

SEP Conferences: What does SEP mean?

• Student Education Plan, otherwise known as a parent-teacher conference. SEP's conferences happen three times a year at the end of every term. Here are the dates for the 2021-2022 school year. October 21st, January 13th, and March 17th.

• A look into how your child is performing at school. Grades will be shared, along with how parents and teachers can best meet the student's needs.

• Students are welcome to come.

• About 10 minutes. If there are concerns or if you would like longer than 10 minutes with your child’s teachers, please reach out to them to plan accordingly.

How can I find out my student's grades?

• Infinite Campus Parent Portal. Download the app on the App Store or Google Play.

• Using Infinite Campus, you can check teacher assignments and grades. Emailing teachers is also a good way to communicate. Teacher's emails are under the "Faculty" tab and click "Directory".

As a parent how can I get more involved? You make a difference!

• Join the PTA - It's a fact: Kids do better when parents are a part of their learning.
• You can by emailing our PTA President.
• Be a part of the School Community Council. They meet monthly to discuss Riverview issues.

Reading Program

• Starting the 2021 school year, parents will see less focus on guided reading levels, memorizing sight words, and sounding out words one letter at a time. Rather, teachers are integrating a research-based program called LETRS (Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling). Teachers will be instructing reading whole class and in small groups with a focus on a skill the student needs. The focus may be phonological awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, accuracy, comprehension, writing, and language. Through effective teaching instruction, students will better know how to pronounce the different types of syllables, how to predict what sound a vowel will make, and hand gestures to help identify patterns within words.

• Parents will see their students are able to do more problem-solving in their reading. They're going to be able to use the patterns that they have learned in the classroom when they sit down to read at home. They can break words apart and sound them out and they will be able to do that on their own.

• Our goal is to become proficient in the area of literacy for the purposes of reaching their individual potential and becoming successful readers in and out of the classroom.

What Assessments do the students take each year?

Acronyms:

Beginning of Year (BOY)

Middle of Year (MOY)

End of Year (EOY)

Kindergarten:

BOY:

KEEP Assessments

Acadience Reading

Acadience Math

MOY:

KEEP Assessments

Acadience Reading

Acadience Math

EOY:

Acadience Reading

Acadience Math

I-READY Diagnostic (math and reading)

First Grade:

BOY:

I-READY Diagnostic (math and reading)

Acadience Reading

Acadience Math

MOY:

Acadience Reading

Acadience Math

EOY:

Acadience Reading

Acadience Math

I-READY Diagnostic (math and reading)

Second Grade:

BOY:

I-READY Diagnostic (math and reading)

Acadience Reading

Acadience Math

MOY:

Acadience Reading

Acadience Math

EOY:

Acadience Reading

Acadience Math

I-READY Diagnostic (math and reading)

Third Grade:

BOY:

I-READY Diagnostic (math and reading)

Acadience Reading

MOY:

Acadience Reading

Acadience Math

EOY:

RISE

Acadience Reading

Acadience Math

Fourth Grade:

BOY:

I-READY Diagnostic (math and reading)

Acadience Reading

Acadience Math

MOY:

Acadience Reading

Acadience Math

EOY:

RISE

Acadience Reading

Acadience Math

Fifth Grade:

BOY:

I-READY Diagnostic (math and reading)

Acadience Reading

Acadience Math

MOY:

Acadience Reading

Acadience Math

EOY:

RISE

Acadience Reading

Acadience Math

• Acadience Parent Report
  
• Acadience Break Down by Grade Level K-2 only
  
• I-Ready Diagnostics Parent Info
• Utah RISE Home Page

School-Wide Programs:

• Make Your Mark Assemblies

• Principal 200 Board

• Ram Rewards

• Positive Behavior Intervention and Support (PBIS)