Please see the attached message about potential bed bugs:
Last Wednesday, Mrs. Newton's Marketing and Accounting classes took a trip to the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City. They toured the money museum and learned how the Fed affects their everyday life. They then headed back to St. Joseph and toured Yellow Frog. There they learned about the different services Yellow Frog offers and the different careers that make it happen.
Big 7 Football and Volleyball all-league: Beau Horn honorable mention Outside Linebacker, Bradley Libel H.M. Defensive Back and Wide Receiver, Yegor Dittemore H.M Kicker and Tight End, Josephina Huff H.M. Outside Hitter, Isaac Webb H.M Wide Receiver, and Kobe Davis H.M. Quarterback. Congratulations!!
Riverside USD 114 is accepting applications for a Custodian/Maintenance. Deliver Support Staff Application to Vicki Wyatt, PR/HR/BOE Clerk, Riverside USD 114, PO Box 49, 1409 Vermont, Elwood, KS 66024. Phone 913-365-5632 or email vwyatt@cyclones114.org. EOE
Riverside USD 114 – Riverside Schools
Accepting Sealed Bids for: 2007 International Bus (32 passenger) with 77,742 miles. It needs mechanical work. Accepting Sealed Bids for: 2001 Ford E-150 cargo van with 211,219 miles. There is rust on the body and undercarriage typical for an older vehicle. For additional information, please contact Robert Blair, USD 114 Superintendent at 913-365-5632.
Bids MUST be submitted by December 6th at 1:00 PM on the sealed bid form found on the Riverside USD 114 wegpage at https://www.usd114.org/
High School Musical tonight at 7 and tomorrow at 2! Don’t miss it!!
Rally from the St. Joseph Mustangs came to tell the Primary students about how they can be a superhero by being kind and helping others. Rally also came to promote reading. The students can win prizes for turning in their book lists.
First graders visited Corby Place on Monday to share their Veterans Day program.
Date: November 8, 2019
To: Riverside School Community
Over the past 48 hours, Riverside USD 114 and local law enforcement investigated two reports of possible threatening statements directed toward Riverside High School. Both incidents were thoroughly investigated and law enforcement concluded that there were no credible threats of school violence. None of our students and staff were ever in any danger. The safety and security of our students and staff continues to be our district’s top priority.
Robert W. Blair, Superintendent
Riverside USD 114
Please see time correction for the Blood Drive! RHS National Honor society is sponsoring a blood drive Monday, November 11th from 2:00 pm to 5:30 pm. The Blood Drive is being held in the RHS gym.
The 2019-2020 Riverside softball team will be selling the apparel on this link until Sunday, November 17th as one of our fundraisers this year. We'd love to have your support. If you'd like to order, click the link below and it will take you to the website. In the picture attached are just a few of the possible options you'll have available. https://stores.inksoft.com/WS27206/shop/home
Give Where You Live Day- The Riverside USD 114 Fund was established to raise funds for new playground equipment! https://www.givewhereyouliveday.com
Cyclones season ends with a 47-16 loss to Southeast of Saline. After taking a 16-15 lead early in the third, SES was too much in the end. Great season Cyclones!
Cyclones down 15-9 at half.
Cyclones down 7-3 after first quarter.
Cyclones preparing for home playoff game tonight vs Southeast of Saline. Good luck Cyclones!!
The Riverside SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) student organization is active in several areas this year, all aiming at helping their peers to make better informed and overall safer decisions in life. They have once again joined with larger state and national organizations such as Kansas Traffic Safety Resource Office programs SAFE (Seatbelts Are For Everyone) and Booster to Belts promoting consistent and proper seat belt usage; Kansas RESIST (advocating against the use of tobacco and vape products), as well as SADD's own activities to promote drug and alcohol free lifestyles. This group has already received grants from these organizations to conduct training, attend conferences, do surveys and promote events and legislation in the communities of Wathena and Elwood and at the state level. A couple of those activities have already begun. The first of which is the seat belt survey backed by law enforcement where students observe vehicles entering into school parking lots and drop off locations and observe/record seat belt usage and driver distractions to be reported at the state level.
Members of SADD also have collected signed pledge cards from students at lunch and take monthly drawings for Casey's gift cards. The winners for the months of September and October were Delanie Hundley, Chase Walters, Morgan Miller and Charity Piveral. In addition to these drawings, banners were created for students to sign and be placed in the middle and high schools. Several other activities such as a poster contest for the elementary students, and "Vape Free Day" is in the works, and several of the student leaders will be attending the Kansas Teen Traffic Safety Conference in Topeka.
For more information on this group, the activities being planned, or if you would like to provide assistance in any way, please contact Jim Cera, group sponsor, at the high school.
Image: September and October drawing winners - Charity Piveral, Chase Walters, Morgan Miller and Delanie Hundley.
November 2019 Newsletter
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School Picture Retakes for the West Campus are on November 14th & for the East Campus on November 15th.
Be sure to take advantage of the "Full Calendar" button on our website, http://www.usd114.org ! It is under the Explore page and shown below. You can view the calendar and you can sync it with your own devices!
