
Riverside USD 114 WILL be having school tomorrow, Wednesday 1/17/24. We are running a limited bus service on some country roads. Your driver should have contacted you if you will have a change in your route. Contact your driver if you know that your road, driveway, or turnaround spot will be unsafe for a bus. As always, student safety is our number one priority!


Riverside High School Basketball rescheduled for Saturday, January 13th vs. Nemaha Central has been postponed. We will communicate a new date for this game next week. Stay safe and Warm Cyclones!


Riverside USD 114 will have not school today, Friday, January 12th due to the weather. Stay Safe and Warm Cyclones! No Activities or practices!


Due to the poor road conditions, Riverside USD 114 will not have school tomorrow - Wednesday, January 10th, 2024. At this time we are still planning on having the BOE meeting at 5:30 in Elwood at the District Office Conference Room.


Riverside USD 114 will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, January 9th, due to the weather. Stay safe and warm Cyclones!


The BOE Meeting scheduled for tonight is rescheduled for Wednesday, 1/10/24. Time and location remain the same. 5:30 at the District Office Board Room.


Due to the forecasted inclement weather Riverside USD 114 will be closed tomorrow, January 8th, 2024. No practices or evening activities. Stay safe and warm Cyclones!


Lunch and Breakfast menus for the month of January 2024



The RMS wrestlers came home with the Big 7 wrestling championship last night. These 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 of you who wrestled and played a part in the team title. You all earned it, and we are proud of you!!!

7 days Christmas For HS and JH students!


This is a reminder: Give Where You Live starts tomorrw (Friday, the 1st)!
Dear Riverside Supporter,
With your help, we could secure additional matching funds during the Give Where You Live Match Event hosted by the Doniphan County Community Foundation on December 1, 2023! Give Where You Live Match Day holds an incredible opportunity for Riverside USD 114 Foundation Fund when the Doniphan County Community Foundation will provide a 50% match on gifts to our fund, up to $3,000 per organization. Donations can be left at any City Hall, given online, or mailed in. Details are in the images.



FRIDAY Dec 1st, 2023 there will be an early out for students. All students on the West campus will be dismissed at 12:45 PM and the students on the East campus students will be dismissed at 1:00 PM.


Riverside Primary lost and found is growing. Many items have been left on Mr. Byrds bus. If any of these items belong to your family please let us know by contacting the office or having your child pick them up. Thank you. We want to make sure everyone is staying warm!








BREAKFAST AND LUNCH MENUS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER



Winter weather is approaching. It is time to check our student and staff school closing contact list. A test message will go out at 5 tonight. If you receive the message and don’t want to receive it, or don’t receive the message and have a student in school and want to receive the it, please email infinite.campus@cyclones114.org or call a school office to let them know to add-remove your phone number and or email address.

Employment Opportunities! If interested in helping in our cafeteria please call 913-365-5632 or email Vicki Wyatt at vwyatt@cyclones114.org . EOE Posted 11/17/2023


Public Notice of Hearing Regarding Enrollment of Nonresident Students Policy


Taylor Weishaar, 6’4" Senior from Wathena, Kansas signed her NLI to attend
UCM. Taylor chose UCM because she felt like the atmosphere was the best fit
for her. Looking for a program that fit her style of play was key. She
made multiple visits to Warrensburg and decided in September it's where she
wants to be next year. She will finish her Senior year at Riverside,
looking to get back to the State Championship this March. She received 2A
State Player of the Year in 2023. Congrats Taylor!!









Dear Riverside Supporter,
With your help, we could secure additional matching funds during the Give Where You Live Match Event hosted by the Doniphan County Community Foundation on December 1, 2023!
Give Where You Live Match Day holds an incredible opportunity for Riverside USD 114 Foundation Fund when the Doniphan County Community Foundation will provide a 50% match on gifts to our fund, up to $3,000 per organization.
Donations can be left at any City Hall, given online, or mailed in. Details are in the images.



RMS girls basketball team sweeps Troy and win 2 out of 3 against Sabetha.
On Monday November 13th the Lady Cyclones traveled to Sabetha to take on
the Blue Jays. 8A started the night with a 25-21 victory over the Blue
Jays. The Cyclones moved the ball well on offense and it paid off.
Scoring for the Cyclones Kennedy Griffin 9, Kenlee Kiefer 6, Hadleigh and
Maycee Meers both 4 and Tori Ortega 2. The 7A girls struggled putting the
ball in the hoop and fell to the Blue Jays 24-10. Scoring for the
Cyclones, Sunni Smith-Miller and Emily Deming 4 a piece, and Jensen Conard
added 2. The B finished the evening with a win 26-13. Hadleigh Meers led
the way with 8, Tori Ortega 6, Kenlee Kiefer 3, Kamryn Coleman, Sunni
Smith-Miller, Bella DeRosa, and Adalin Alvarez all chipped in 2.
On Tuesday November 14th the girls traveled to Troy to compete against the
Trojans, coming away with 3 wins. Starting with a 1/2 C game both teams
struggled scoring but finished the night 4-2 in a half of basketball game.
Jensen Conard and Kamryn Coleman each with a bucket. In the B game, good
offensive rebounding was key for the Cyclones, beating the Trojans 22-11.
Hadleigh Meers 8, Paisleigh Smith and Sunni Smith-Miller 4 each, Kenlee
Kiefer, Tenley Ortega and Bella DeRosa all added 2. In the final game of
the evening, the Cyclones struggled moving the ball against the zone, and
were down 5-7 at the half. In the second half, the Cyclones offense
picked up and coasted to a 30-9 victory. Tori Ortega led the way with 8,
Kenlee Kiefer and Rachel Cera both 6, Kennedy Griffin 5, Hadleigh Meers 3
and Maycee Meers 2.