Our hearts are full with incredible character from our students! Happy Valentine's Day Mustangs!
The seasonal germs have been making their rounds in the staff---but the silver lining is Marshall has gotten to fill in different roles to keep Ridgeview running!
The Ridgeview Pre-K enjoyed a Family Fun Night with activities brought to us by the Children's Discovery Museum in Normal. The activities included making cloud dough, building paths for robots, painting with Kool-aid, launching rockets, building and racing Lego cars, and building packing peanut structures.
A special thank you to the Ridgeview Summer League! They donated enough Ridgeview t-shirts for every kindergarten student to take one home! Thank you for your generous gift!
Our 4th and 5th graders cooked up some amazing designs for Dave's Donuts! Owner Justin visited to hand deliver the donuts and praise their persuasive essays.
A huge shoutout to our winner, Evee, for her "Cinnamon Crunch" donut. We are so proud of our hardworking students!
Elementary students were joined by guest readers from the high school to celebrate World Read Aloud Day! An annual celebration encouraging the sharing of stories, the power of words, and promoting reading aloud to improve literacy skills! Students were excited to connect and enjoy a good book together.
The Ridgeview Pre-K Team will hold Spring 2026 screenings on Friday, March 13th.
The child must be 3 years old on/before the screening date.
Pre-k students who were enrolled in our program last year do not need to re-screen.
To schedule a time for your child to be screened visit https://forms.gle/6zbmoqVHK3FtRRML6
The child must be 3 years old on/before the screening date.
Pre-k students who were enrolled in our program last year do not need to re-screen.
To schedule a time for your child to be screened visit https://forms.gle/6zbmoqVHK3FtRRML6
We just wrapped up our FastBridge testing, and the growth we’re seeing is incredible. Our students are proving that hard work pays off.
It’s not just about the numbers; it’s about building confidence in learning. Way to go, Ridgeview Elementary scholars!
Here are just a few of our smart students!
Ridgeview Royalty announcement! Special thank you to Ms. Lunsford! She has been a positive, hardworking and dedicated long term sub! We are so thankful for her dedication to Ridgeview students!
We have our very first two-time Hallway Hero! 🦸♀️🦸♀️
It was a total photo finish this week, with the competition staying neck-and-neck until Friday afternoon. Ultimately, Mrs. Beck’s 5th-grade class pulled ahead to prove they haven’t lost their touch! 🐎
The Hero Gear: Since this is their second time being named the best in the building, Mrs. Beck is officially adding the Hero Cape to her collection! 🦸♀️ She has reclaimed her spot on the Mustang Superhero cutout in the hall, and she’s looking more heroic than ever.
Huge props to our 5th graders for "reining it in" in the hallway and keeping their quiet voices, having straight lines and safe bodies.
It was a total photo finish this week, with the competition staying neck-and-neck until Friday afternoon. Ultimately, Mrs. Beck’s 5th-grade class pulled ahead to prove they haven’t lost their touch! 🐎
The Hero Gear: Since this is their second time being named the best in the building, Mrs. Beck is officially adding the Hero Cape to her collection! 🦸♀️ She has reclaimed her spot on the Mustang Superhero cutout in the hall, and she’s looking more heroic than ever.
Huge props to our 5th graders for "reining it in" in the hallway and keeping their quiet voices, having straight lines and safe bodies.
Mrs. Langhoff's 1st grade class enjoyed an ice cream sundae party after working extra hard to learn to read all their UFLI heart words!!
So proud of our students! They aren't just meeting expectations--they are blowing them out of the water! Their hard work inspires others!
Give it up for our latest Hallway Hero winner, Mr. Mitchell! This group showed us exactly what it means to be a Mustang in motion.
Hallway Heroes have level 0 voices, straight lines and safe bodies when they are in the hallway
This week, Mr. Mitchell has officially taken over the Superhero Cutout and is wearing the Chain with pride!
1st grade is having a blast celebrating the 100th day of school!
Kindergarten enjoyed 100 days of school. Mrs. Helmig's class used math toys to count to 100!
The Ridgeview Pre-K Team will hold Spring 2026 screenings on Friday, March 13th.
The child must be 3 years old on/before the screening date.
Pre-k students who were enrolled in our program last year do not need to re-screen.
To schedule a time for your child to be screened visit https://forms.gle/6zbmoqVHK3FtRRML6
The child must be 3 years old on/before the screening date.
Pre-k students who were enrolled in our program last year do not need to re-screen.
To schedule a time for your child to be screened visit https://forms.gle/6zbmoqVHK3FtRRML6
Celebrating our first-ever Hallway Heroes! 🦸♀️🐎 Congrats to Mrs. Beck's 5th graders for setting the gold standard last week. They earned this win by being quiet in the hallway and having a straight, safe line.
Her class earned her the super hero chain and her face on the super hero in the office for the week! We are so proud of Mrs. Beck's class for leading the way!
Let's celebrate 100 days of school! Tomorrow, January 28th is the 100th day of school!!
Dear Families,
As we look ahead to the end of the week, I want to inform you we are closely monitoring the extreme cold temperatures forecasted for this Friday.
The safety of our students and staff is always our primary concern. At this time, no decision has been made regarding a change to our school schedule.
We plan to communicate a final decision as early as possible to give you adequate time to prepare. In the event that we are unable to hold in-person classes on Friday, it is highly likely that we will transition to an e-learning day.
Any updates or changes will be shared through our standard communication channels, including our automated calling system, text alerts, email, and the district website.
Thank you for your continued support of Ridgeview Schools!
Mr. Young
As we look ahead to the end of the week, I want to inform you we are closely monitoring the extreme cold temperatures forecasted for this Friday.
The safety of our students and staff is always our primary concern. At this time, no decision has been made regarding a change to our school schedule.
We plan to communicate a final decision as early as possible to give you adequate time to prepare. In the event that we are unable to hold in-person classes on Friday, it is highly likely that we will transition to an e-learning day.
Any updates or changes will be shared through our standard communication channels, including our automated calling system, text alerts, email, and the district website.
Thank you for your continued support of Ridgeview Schools!
Mr. Young
Mrs. McCoy's kindergarten students are proud of their creations!
