Our Schools and Programs
Riverview Elementary Schools
- Carnation Elementary
- Carnation School Overview and Test Scores
- Carnation website (Maintained by the school. Link opens in new window.)
- Cherry Valley Elementary
- Cherry Valley School Overview and Test Scores
- Cherry Valley website (Maintained by the school. Link opens in new window.)
- Stillwater Elementary
- Stillwater School Overview and Test Scores
- Stillwater website (Maintained by the school. Link opens in new window.)
Riverview Secondary Schools and Programs
- Tolt Middle School
- Tolt School Overview and Test Scores
- Tolt website (Maintained by the school. Link opens in new window.)
- Cedarcrest High School
- Cedarcrest School Overview and Test Scores
- Cedarcrest website (Maintained by the school. Link opens in new window.)
- Cedarcrest High School Career and Technical Education Program
Riverview Programs
- Eagle Rock Multi-Age (ERMA) Program (K-5)
- ERMA Program Overview and Test Scores
- ERMA Program Website (Maintained by the school. Link opens in new window.)
- The PARADE Program (Parents and Riverview Actively Delivering Education)
A K-12 - Parent Partnership Program. A collaborative effort between the school district and families who are home schooling their children. Located at Carnation Elementary. - Program for the Academically Talented (PAT)
PAT includes two district-wide classes for highly academically talented second through fifth grade students, and clustering of academically talented students within each grade level at the elementary schools. These programs are designed to meet the needs of students gifted in math and/or language arts.
- Additional Programs and Support Services
- All Day Kindergarten
- High School CLIP (Contracted Learning Individual Program) (9- 12)
- English Language Learners (ELL)
- Early Childhood Program
- Birth to 5 years
Site-Based Councils (SBCs)
All of our sites have a Site-Based Council (SBC) in order to facilitate effective shared decision-making. The individual sites determine the organization, member selection criteria, procedures, and goals for their site.
At least fifty percent (50%) of the SBC must be Riverview Education Association (REA) certificated staff. In addition, there will be a parent position on each council and consideration will be given for representation of all groups of the school community.
Technology in Education
Riverview School District provides a wide range of computer resources to its students and staff for the purpose of advancing the educational mission of the District. These resources are provided and maintained at the District's and therefore, the public's expense. These resources are to be used by members of the school community with respect for the public trust through which they have been provided. The District conforms to the Internet Safety Policy recommendations of the Federal Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA) which includes computer monitoring and the use of an Internet Filtering solution.
The Riverview School District recently passed a 4 year 2.6 million dollar Technology Levy.
Year End Report on Technology in the Riverview School District.
More Information on Riverview Technology.
Career and Technical Education
As a comprehensive high school, Cedarcrest has many Career and Technical Education programs. They include Agriculture Education, Business Education, Marketing Education, Computer Science, and Industrial Technology. In addition, Cedarcrest belongs to the Northeast Vocational Area Cooperative (NEVAC) where students may attend as many as 45 additional vocational courses at 30 other high schools. Riverview School District is also a member of the Northeast Tech Prep consortium, which enables students to earn college credit while still in high school.
Academic Competition
Statewide competitions allow students to apply knowledge and skills to solve specific problems. Areas of competition include art, social studies, science, mathematics, and music. The high school provides a comprehensive Honors Program, Advanced Placement classes, and classes that earn college credit.
Clubs
These voluntary organizations allow students to pursue special interests. Secondary school clubs include subject area groups, Art Club, DECA, FBLA, Diversity, Honor Society, Horticulture, Interact - Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Duvall, Knowledge Bowl, Mock Trial, Natural Helpers, Random Acts of Kindness, Teens as Teachers, Tech Ed, Weightlifting, YMCA Earth Service Corp., Yearbook, Strategy Game Club, and Ski and Snowboarding Club.
Student Government
All schools have student councils. The class offerings at the high school and middle school provide experience in representative government.
Interscholastic Activities/Sports
Told Middle School interscholastic sports are football, girls' soccer, volleyball, wrestling, basketball, and track. Cedarcrest High School sports include football, volleyball, cross country, soccer, golf, basketball, wrestling, baseball, softball, track, cheerleading, drill team, and dance team. The 2A/3A Cascade Conference provides many positive aspects to Cedarcrest students and the community.
Music
The Music Program in the Riverview School District is very important to students, staff, and community. Vocal and instrumental instruction begins, under the guidance of music specialists, in every elementary school. Musicians progress through vibrant and successful programs at Tolt Middle School where there is continued emphasis on high standards and quality music making. Cedarcrest offers students the opportunity to continue their musical careers where there is great emphasis on performing for peers and community. The musicians have a full concert schedule, march in local and regional parades, attend jazz festivals, gather at the All-District Band and Choir Festivals, and perform for peers and parents in schools and local establishments.
Foreign Language
Spanish and Japanese courses are taught at Cedarcrest High School.
Summer School
Summer School offers remediation and enrichment classes for K-12 students on three campuses. High school courses, 8th grade promotion, 6/7 grade remediation, and LAP Reading remediation for grades 1-7 are offered. Orchestra, Spanish, Art, Piano Lab, and Drama have also been offered in the past. Summer School meets after the 4th of July for four weeks, M-TH, 9:00 AM - Noon. A schedule of classes and fees will be distributed at the end of May.
Extended Day
Before and After School Day Care Programs are offered at all three elementary schools. Kindergarten care is available after morning Kindergarten from 11:55 AM - 3:30 PM, at both schools. Fees vary according to the type of care and students in a family. Fee schedules are available at the elementary schools and the District Office.