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!
Ridgeview Elementary School students are by far the loudest and wildest student section at Midday Madness! Way to go Mustangs!
Ridgeview Elementary students attended a presentation on safe choices regarding the internet and social media. Thanks to Ben Tracy, Ridgeview alum, for helping to keep children safe online.
Facility Dog New Year's resolutions:
1. **Wag More, Worry Less**
I will wag my tail to spread smiles and help everyone remember it’s okay to take a deep breath.
2. **Be the Best Listener Ever**
I promise to listen to every story and feeling that is shared with me and show you that I care.
3. **Hand Out High-Fives (and Paw-Fives!)**
I will celebrate brave moments, kind choices, and hard work with gentle paw-fives.
Officer Thorndyke agrees--NEW year--NEW winners--SAME great behavior!
Attention K-5th grade parents. Fast bridge testing starts on Monday, January 12th. Please make sure that your student has charged their Chromebook, gets plenty of rest and is eating a good breakfast. Help them to remember to do their best!
Pre-K Parents - Today is a Teacher Institute and there is no school for students Pre-K to 12th grade. Tomorrow is our Pre-K screening day and there is no school for Pre-K students. We look forward to seeing our Pre-K students on Wednesday, January 7th.
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! 🚀🌕 Our 5th graders took a giant leap at the Challenger Learning Center! Their mission: Build and successfully land a rover on the lunar surface to explore a mysterious lava tube. It wasn’t easy, but through teamwork, critical thinking, and some serious STEM skills, our student-scientists completed the mission with flying colors! 🛰️💻 A massive THANK YOU to Peoples State Bank of Colfax for funding this incredible experience. We are so grateful for your investment in our students' futures and for making this "out of this world" day possible!
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! 🚀🌕 Our 5th graders took a giant leap at the Challenger Learning Center! Their mission: Build and successfully land a rover on the lunar surface to explore a mysterious lava tube. It wasn’t easy, but through teamwork, critical thinking, and some serious STEM skills, our student-scientists completed the mission with flying colors! 🛰️💻 A massive THANK YOU to Peoples State Bank of Colfax for funding this incredible experience. We are so grateful for your investment in our students' futures and for making this "out of this world" day possible!
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! 🚀🌕
Our 5th graders took a giant leap today at the Challenger Learning Center! Their mission: Build and successfully land a rover on the lunar surface to explore a mysterious lava tube.
It wasn’t easy, but through teamwork, critical thinking, and some serious STEM skills, our student-scientists completed the mission with flying colors! 🛰️💻
A massive THANK YOU to People’s State Bank of Colfax for funding this incredible experience. We are so grateful for your investment in our students' futures and for making this "out of this world" day possible!
Making Spirits Bright (and Volumes Right!) 📏✨
There was no "hibernating" in math class this week! Our 5th graders stayed busy right up until the break, perfecting their Volume Zoo animals.
Students had to calculate the total volume of their creatures, proving that they’ve mastered some big concepts this semester. Now, these animals (and their creators!) are ready for a well-deserved winter nap. 🦁🐼🐵🐘🦜🦥🦒🦘💤
Making Spirits Bright (and Volumes Right!) 📏✨
There was no "hibernating" in math class this week! Our 5th graders stayed busy right up until the break, perfecting their Volume Zoo animals.
Students had to calculate the total volume of their creatures, proving that they’ve mastered some big concepts this semester. Now, these animals (and their creators!) are ready for a well-deserved winter nap. 🦁🐼🐵🐘🦜🦥🦒🦘💤
The Student Council sent us into Winter Break with some hilarious Christmas skits! 🎄 They performed "Santapunzel," "The Gingerbread Dude," and "Snow White and the 6 1/2 Reindeer."
Great job to all of our student performers!
We have an immediate opening for an Elementary Paraprofessional Aide. Visit www.ridgeview19.org/page/district-vacancies for the job posting and application.
Last Mustang Award winners of 2025! Great work!
Buddy the Elf Breakfast in 4th grade today! Menu: spaghetti noodles, M&Ms, ground up Pop-tarts, and maple syrup!
