Karlee Cullom Puts On Strong Contact Performance As Lady Colts Take The Win Over Harrisburg
Karlee Cullom collected three hits in four at-bats, as the Lady Colts defeated Harrisburg 11-0 on Thursday. Cullom singled in the first inning, singled in the third inning, and singled in the fourth inning.
The Lady Colts won thanks in part to seven runs in the fourth inning. Zoiey Fox doubled, scoring two runs, an error scored one run, Cullom singled, scoring one run, Emme Weldon singled, scoring two runs, and Hannah Higgins singled, scoring one run.
Rivercrest got on the board in the first inning after Ella Gonzalez doubled, scoring one run.
A single by Cullom, and a ground out by Gonzalez helped Rivercrest extend their early lead in the third.
Katelyn Ostendorf earned the win for Rivercrest. The starting pitcher surrendered two hits and zero runs over five innings, striking out four and walking none.
They collected 12 hits in the game. Fox, Cullom, and Weldon each drove in two runs for the Lady Colts. Gonzalez and Higgins each collected multiple hits for Rivercrest.
Rivercrest FCCLA had the privilege to compete in State Competitions in Little Rock this week. Each student walked away with Silver! We are so proud of their hard work and dedication. Good job Rivercrest!
Lucas Martin, Education Program Specialist with AGFC, visited Mr. Stoddard's Survey of Ag Classes and oversaw a goose dissection lab. Students learned first hand about how to process the game after harvest and what the term 'wanton waste' meant. Student groups were able to dissect their own specimen, identify major organs, and determine the diet of their waterfowl. Pictured is Sophomore AJ Johnson who was so proud of her work in surgical removal of a heart.
ATLAS Testing Dates:
Grades 3-6
Wednesday, April 30: Reading
Thursday, May 1: Writing
Wednesday, May 7: Math
Thursday, May 8: Science
Grades 7-10
Tuesday, April 29: ELA 7-10
Wednesday, April 30: Writing 7-10
Tuesday, May 6: Math 7-8, Algebra I, Geometry
Wednesday, May 7: Science 7-8 & Biology
The end of the year ATLAS assessments are coming soon! If you are still curious about this assessment, check out these frequently asked questions: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Rd9AmiZZIsuufBXoM8JEk9qp7atzll64/view
We are excited to announce that the Rivercrest School District has been awarded a grant of $62,905.27 for Ag Power, Structural and Technical Systems!
These funds will go a long way to building our Agricultural programs. We would like to thank our community partners, Crowley's Ridge Co-op, and DCTE for the support and awarding us these funds.
New & Improved Bullying Reporting Form Now Available
At Rivercrest School District, we are committed to ensuring a safe and supportive environment for all students. To help with this, we have updated our Bullying Reporting Form to make it easier for students to report concerns.
Where to find it:
Available in Students’ Clever accounts
Accessible on our district website under the “Students and Parents” tab
How it works:
Students use their Rivercrest Gmail account to submit a report.
The Dean of Students will receive and review each submission in accordance with School Handbook Policy.
Basic details are required to initiate a follow-up.
Encourage your student to report any bullying concerns. They can also talk directly to a teacher, counselor, dean of students, or principal for support.
Together, we can continue to foster a culture of kindness and respect at Rivercrest!
#BeKind #RivercrestCares #SafeSchools
Our Rivercrest FBLA crew showed up and showed out at the Arkansas FBLA State Leadership Conference this week! No trophies this time, but we’re coming home with big ideas, fresh motivation, and a game plan for next year. Proud of the way these students represented and can’t wait to see where we go from here! ❤️🐴 #RivercrestFBLA #ColtPride
Jaxon Kilburn struck out 11 batters as the starting pitcher led Rivercrest Colts past Hoxie 13-0. Kilburn gave up three hits and zero runs over five innings while walking none. Rivercrest scored seven runs in the fifth inning on the way to victory. Lexx Latham grounded out, scoring one run, Joe Louis Ralph singled, scoring one run, an error scored one run, Jacob Atchley singled, scoring one run, Aden Lucius singled, scoring one run, and Kayden Schwantz singled, scoring two runs.
Rivercrest amassed 12 hits in the game. Keiran Morris, Ashton Harris, Ralph, and Schwantz each collected two hits for the Colts. Ralph led Rivercrest with two runs batted in. The shortstop went 2-for-3 on the day. Harris, Ralph, and Kilburn each stole multiple bases for Colts. Rivercrest ran wild on the base paths, collecting 14 stolen bases for the game.
Mr. Stoddard's Plant Science class was excited to start utilizing our new greenhouse! Students spent time inspecting vegetable and house plants for potential pests and disease. Pictured is sophomore Gracee Covington changing the water on our propagation starts for the pothos and ivy plants.
Plan to join us for our theatre department's presentation of Grease!
May 9 @ 6:30pm
Rivercrest Auditorium
Admission $5
We understand that the recent storms and flooding continue to impact many of our families. If you have been displaced or are experiencing any other circumstances that are hindering your child’s ability to return to school, please contact your school’s office. Absences directly related to the weather and flooding will not be counted against students. We are here to support you and ensure every student has what they need during this time.
Due to water-covered roads in some areas, bus routes may need to be modified tomorrow. If your home is located in an area still impacted by high water, it may be necessary for parents to meet buses at a safe, accessible location. Please be patient as we work to ensure the safety of all students and drivers. We appreciate your understanding and flexibility!
PROM INFO!!!
April 12, 2024
Senior Walk @ 6:00 pm - Rivercrest Auditorium (5:30 Senior line up)
Prom @ 7:00 pm - Wilson Theater
If there are any parents that want to help, please email gaylon.rainwater@smccolts.com.
8th Grade Survey of Ag students helped unload a food truck at The Helping Hands Center at FBC Frenchman today. This is a great new partnership that has helped support our back pack program this year and we look forward to continuing this in the future. We would also like to thank them for their donation to the tornado relief efforts our Rivercrest Cheerleaders are coordinating.
School WILL BE IN SESSION tomorrow, April 4. Also, Please watch for any possible traffic pattern changes if driveways become temporarily flooded due to rain.
There will be NO SCHOOL today, April 3, due to electrical issues.
EARLY DISMISSAL - To ensure the safety of our students, bus drivers, and staff school will be dismissed 2 hours early. The Rivercrest Elementary storm shelter will open at 2:30pm.
We will make up these two hours and the two hours from early dismissal on February 18 on Thursday, May 29.
Ella Gonzalez’s Big Day Propels Lady Colts Past Newport Varsity Greyhounds
Ella Gonzalez drove in seven runs on three hits to lead the Lady Colts past Newport Greyhounds 15-0 on Tuesday. Gonzalez doubled in the third scoring three, doubled in the second scoring two, and singled in the fourth scoring one.
Lady Colts jumped out to the lead in the bottom of the first inning after Gonzalez grounded out, scoring one run, Emme Weldon doubled, scoring two runs, Molli Austin tripled, scoring one run, and Hannah Higgins singled, scoring one run.
A double by Gonzalez, a double by Weldon, and a single by Austin helped Rivercrest extend their early lead in the second.
They added three runs in the third. Gonzalez doubled to center field, making the score 12-0.
Katelyn Ostendorf earned the win for Rivercrest. The starter gave up one hit and zero runs over four innings, striking out five and walking two.
They piled up 13 hits in the game. Gonzalez and Austin each collected three hits for Rivercrest. Weldon and Addison Johnson each collected multiple hits for Lady Colts. Johnson stole three bases. Rivercrest stole five bases in the game.
Rivercrest School District is aware of the severe weather threat forecasted for tomorrow. We will be monitoring conditions closely and will adjust dismissal times if necessary to ensure student safety.
Our biggest concern is the afternoon bus routes, and we are prepared to make changes if needed. Please stay tuned for updates, and as always, the safety of our students remains our top priority.
