Riverview

Ribbon-cutting at Riverview Garden

By Rick Henly on Friday, May 28th, 2010

Riverview students had a ribbon cutting today officially opening the new Physic Garden behind the school.

The Physic Garden of Medicinal Plants was a Social Action project involving the community including Huntington University, HNHS, Boy Scout Troup 130 and Riverview Middle School led by Life Scout Kieffer Williams (former Riverview student), University professor Jeff Webb, HNHS student Alex Robinson (former Riverview student) and Science Teacher Deb Daugherty... Read More...

Riverview Wins History Bowl!

By Mark Dubois on Wednesday, April 28th, 2010

The first Hoosier History Bowl was held Saturday, April 24, 2010 at the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Center, Indianapolis.  This was a new activity for Indiana Junior Historical Society clubs, with the Riverview Middle School History Club participating.  Teams of four plus one alternate competed in a single elimination tournament style of play... Read More...

Students receive Appreciation Award

By HFP Reporter on Monday, April 12th, 2010

The motto of Optimist International is “Friend of Youth”.  In keeping with this motto, the Huntington Optimist club has designated its Optimist Youth Appreciation Award to recognize a few of the outstanding young people in our community. The Youth appreciation Award is awarded to two students from each of the Huntington County Middle Schools and three students from Huntington North High School who demonstrates outstanding dedication and service to their school, the community and its citizens... Read More...

Riverview students earn 'humane' treats

By Rick Henly on Monday, March 8th, 2010

Riverview’s sixth grade gold team students enjoyed ice cream as part of their community service project. 

Their project goal was to collect donations for the Huntington County Humane Shelter.

For the 'Furry Friend Friday', Breyers Ice Cream donated popsicles for students who donated supplies or money for the shelter... Read More...

Middle School conference survey

By Mark Dubois on Monday, February 1st, 2010

Dear Stakeholder,

Riverview Middle School, along with Crestview and Salamonie, has been invited to join the Northeast Lakes Middle School Conference.  We are encouraging our stakeholders to participate in an online survey to see if this is a step that our schools should consider.  If you choose to take part in this survey, you will first receive a great amount of information about the conference and what joining the NELMSC would entail... Read More...

Riverview students collect food

By Rick Henly on Wednesday, December 16th, 2009

Riverview Student Council recently sponsored a canned food drive.

This is an annual event for the middle school.  This year students brought in 4,444 canned goods/ items  that were donated to local families. 

The attached picture shows student council members sorting and boxing the goods... Read More...

Raiders learn about community service

By Mark Dubois on Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009

On Thursday September 10, the 8th Grade Blue Team for Riverview Middle School ventured out into the Huntington and Warren communities to perform community service. Our team of 92 students split into four different groups and was able to go to four different locations. Miss Whiteman (along with trusty helper Nate Hasty) went to the river bank behind the Marsh store and worked on cleaning up weeds, underbrush, and fallen logs... Read More...

Riverview 6th grade enjoys Ziptrip

By Mark Dubois on Monday, September 21st, 2009

On September 17th, Riverview Middle School's 6th grade students participated in the Ziptrip program sponsored by Purdue University.  Students were able to go on an electronic field trip to Purdue University, where Purdue scientists were able to share their exciting work.  There were many other exciting activities on the day of the program as well... Read More...

RMS 6th Grade Celebrates 'Perfect Day'

By Mark Dubois on Friday, August 21st, 2009

Riverview Middle School's 6th grade students celebrated a "Perfect Day."  After attendance was taken on August 19th, all 186 6th graders were present.  To celebrate this accomplishment students and teachers were treated to some additional fun and games at the end of the school day... Read More...