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Rivercrest Family,
We need your help. Our Backpack Food Project helps ensure no Rivercrest student goes hungry, but we need your support to keep it going strong.
We currently have several students who could use extra food at home. If you are able, please consider donating in one of these easy ways:
🔗Online: Donate by credit card at https://osp.osmsinc.com/p/ZP703-VAR4
📦By Mail or In Person: Send or drop off a check to Rivercrest School District, 1700 W. State Hwy 14, Wilson, AR 72395.
🥫Food Donations: Drop off nonperishable food items at any school office.
🚚Amazon: Purchase from our [Amazon Wish List] https://a.co/7obm7gc to have items delivered directly to the school.
We know our Rivercrest family always steps up to care for our students. Every item, every dollar, every act of kindness makes a difference.
Thank you!
We need your help. Our Backpack Food Project helps ensure no Rivercrest student goes hungry, but we need your support to keep it going strong.
We currently have several students who could use extra food at home. If you are able, please consider donating in one of these easy ways:
🔗Online: Donate by credit card at https://osp.osmsinc.com/p/ZP703-VAR4
📦By Mail or In Person: Send or drop off a check to Rivercrest School District, 1700 W. State Hwy 14, Wilson, AR 72395.
🥫Food Donations: Drop off nonperishable food items at any school office.
🚚Amazon: Purchase from our [Amazon Wish List] https://a.co/7obm7gc to have items delivered directly to the school.
We know our Rivercrest family always steps up to care for our students. Every item, every dollar, every act of kindness makes a difference.
Thank you!
Congratulations to Ellison Senter on her acceptance to Mississippi State University.
Congratulations to Molli Austin on her acceptance to Arkansas State University.
𝗜𝘁'𝘀 𝗧𝗮𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗧𝗲𝗮𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗲 𝗮𝘁 𝗥𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗰𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗘𝗹𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘆!
Mrs. Caley will be selling tattoos at the elementary school November 4-7 and at the Rivercrest Elementary Fall Festival on November 8. Prices range from $1 - $5 depending on the size. (Some teachers might be rocking a full sleeve.)
Here’s how it works:
* Buy a tattoo and drop it in your favorite teacher’s jar.
* The more tattoos in their jar, the more they’ll have to wear!
* On 11/11, those brave teachers will show up to school completely 𝗧𝗔𝗧𝗧𝗘𝗗!
Staff Participating: Petyon Milligan, Dixie Reeves, Crystal Barclay, Ashley Blagg, Blaire Brown, Amber Chipman, Merideth Elder, Caley Felts, Kim Hauk, Sarah Imler, Kaci Jones, Sherrie Jones, Cynthia Mauppins, Andrea Monreal, Maggie Pike, Heather Sims.
It’s fun, it’s silly, and it’s all for a good cause - supporting our Rivercrest Volleyball team!
Congratulations to Karlee Cullom on her acceptance to the University of Arkansas.
Congratulations to La’Kiya Speed on her acceptance to Arkansas State University.
Your Input is Needed: Rivercrest High School's 3rd Annual Senior Life Skills Day!
Parents, guardians, and community members, we are looking for your valuable feedback to make this year's Senior Life Skills Day the best one yet! We want to make sure the skills we teach are relevant and up-to-date. Please take a moment to review the list of life skills taught at last year's event and share your thoughts.
New ideas: What essential life skills should we incorporate this year?
Revisions: Are there any skills we should remove or update from the previous list?
Your perspective as a parent or community member is crucial for ensuring our seniors are truly prepared for the next chapter. Ideas can be shared using this link: https://forms.gle/wmm6viqdc8ALBe2K8
Thank You!
2024 Previous Topics:
Thank You Cards
Basic Car Care
Voter Registration (2025)
Basic Sewing
Basic Plumbing Repair
Banking Basics
Credit History
Traffic Stop Do’s and Don'ts
Basic First Aid
Tying a Tie
Handshake
Basic Carpentry
Wrapping Presents
Self Defense
Employment Paperwork
Job Application / Interview Prep
Kitchen Fire Safety
Reading a Map
Parents, guardians, and community members, we are looking for your valuable feedback to make this year's Senior Life Skills Day the best one yet! We want to make sure the skills we teach are relevant and up-to-date. Please take a moment to review the list of life skills taught at last year's event and share your thoughts.
New ideas: What essential life skills should we incorporate this year?
Revisions: Are there any skills we should remove or update from the previous list?
Your perspective as a parent or community member is crucial for ensuring our seniors are truly prepared for the next chapter. Ideas can be shared using this link: https://forms.gle/wmm6viqdc8ALBe2K8
Thank You!
2024 Previous Topics:
Thank You Cards
Basic Car Care
Voter Registration (2025)
Basic Sewing
Basic Plumbing Repair
Banking Basics
Credit History
Traffic Stop Do’s and Don'ts
Basic First Aid
Tying a Tie
Handshake
Basic Carpentry
Wrapping Presents
Self Defense
Employment Paperwork
Job Application / Interview Prep
Kitchen Fire Safety
Reading a Map
Congratulations to Karlee Cullom on her acceptance to Arkansas State University.
Congratulations to Jessica Lang on her acceptance to the University of Arkansas.
Congratulations to Chalyse Richardson on her acceptance to Arkansas State University and the University of Central Arkansas.
Congratulations to Karlee Cullom on her acceptance to the University of Mississippi.
AP World History:
Autopsy of an Empire Project
Learning Objective: Students will be able to examine the rise and fall of land-based empires by completing detailed graphic organizers and “autopsies” of six major empires from 1450–1750.
In this hands-on historical investigation, students became historians and forensic examiners, performing “autopsies” on once-powerful empires including the Ottoman, Safavid, Mughal, Qing, Tokugawa, and Russian Empires. Working in groups, they researched each empire’s political, social, economic, and cultural structures, then created illustrated autopsy posters and creative obituaries showing how and why each empire declined.
The project combined research, analysis, and creativity—culminating in colorful, historically accurate displays that make the story of early modern empires come alive.
Autopsy of an Empire Project
Learning Objective: Students will be able to examine the rise and fall of land-based empires by completing detailed graphic organizers and “autopsies” of six major empires from 1450–1750.
In this hands-on historical investigation, students became historians and forensic examiners, performing “autopsies” on once-powerful empires including the Ottoman, Safavid, Mughal, Qing, Tokugawa, and Russian Empires. Working in groups, they researched each empire’s political, social, economic, and cultural structures, then created illustrated autopsy posters and creative obituaries showing how and why each empire declined.
The project combined research, analysis, and creativity—culminating in colorful, historically accurate displays that make the story of early modern empires come alive.
Congratulations to Alan Rosensteel on his acceptance to Arkansas State University.
The public is invited to attend our Annual Report to the Public that will be held on November 11 at 5:30pm in the Rivercrest High School Teacher Workroom.
Rivercrest sent a delegation of students, based on ATLAS scores, to participate in Hemingway Day at the Crowley's Ridge Nature Center in Jonesboro, AR, on Thursday, November 23. Ernest Hemingway was quite the outdoorsman, and his love for nature was evident in his writings. Students participated in lure-making, fly-tying, and fish and wildlife identification. Students also participated in a book reading of In Our Time. Students were treated to Mazzio's pizza afterward. Mr. Stoddard and Coach Dye chaparonned.
We’re proud to share that Rivercrest Elementary has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the Best Elementary Schools in Arkansas!
This honor reflects the hard work and dedication of our teachers, staff, students, and families who make Rivercrest a great place to learn and grow every day. Thank you for your continued support and commitment to excellence. Colt Pride runs deep!
This honor reflects the hard work and dedication of our teachers, staff, students, and families who make Rivercrest a great place to learn and grow every day. Thank you for your continued support and commitment to excellence. Colt Pride runs deep!
We would like to thank FBC Keiser, FBC Wilson, FBC Osceola, Junior Auxiliary, Keiser Chapel, and Big River Steel, along with our anonymous donors, for their donations to our Backpack Project this school year!
Your generous donations support the Rivercrest Backpack Program, which provides easy meals and snacks for students in need to take home on weekends. Your partnership meets real needs for our kids and families.
Want to help?
We will gladly accept food or monetary donations to continue to provide through this program. For more information about supporting our backpack program, contact Shantele Raper at 870-655-0805
Report Cards & ATLAS Testing Information:
Important information about your child's progress, including report cards and ATLAS testing data, has been sent home this week. Be on the lookout for report cards, ATLAS testing reports, and family codes to access ATLAS testing data on your own!
K-2: Report cards were sent home Wednesday. Family codes will be sent home this coming Tuesday, October 28.
3-6: Report cards were sent home Wednesday. Family codes were sent home during Parent Teacher Conferences.
7-12: Report cards will be sent home today, October 24. ATLAS testing reports and family codes will also be sent home today.
Your child's ATLAS test results can be viewed in the Student & Family portal by using the family code that you are provided: atlasportal.org/families.html.
Important information about your child's progress, including report cards and ATLAS testing data, has been sent home this week. Be on the lookout for report cards, ATLAS testing reports, and family codes to access ATLAS testing data on your own!
K-2: Report cards were sent home Wednesday. Family codes will be sent home this coming Tuesday, October 28.
3-6: Report cards were sent home Wednesday. Family codes were sent home during Parent Teacher Conferences.
7-12: Report cards will be sent home today, October 24. ATLAS testing reports and family codes will also be sent home today.
Your child's ATLAS test results can be viewed in the Student & Family portal by using the family code that you are provided: atlasportal.org/families.html.
Mrs. Dina's class attended the Special Olympics hosted by Gosnell High School on October 23, competing in bocce ball with remarkable skills, heart and unity. We are overjoyed to share that each student came home with a medal, achieving 1st and 2nd place honors in their division.
Coaches: Dina Carr, Betty Dancy, Consuela Thomas, Melissa Sims
Volunteers: Evan, Marshall, Weston, and Denzel
Student participants: Ally, Jaggar, Braylon, Jonathan, Noah, Rayghen, Madison, and Eli
Coaches: Dina Carr, Betty Dancy, Consuela Thomas, Melissa Sims
Volunteers: Evan, Marshall, Weston, and Denzel
Student participants: Ally, Jaggar, Braylon, Jonathan, Noah, Rayghen, Madison, and Eli
