River Valley Elementary School

Public | PK-5 | 565 students |  

PHONE: (208) 884-1741

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2900 East River Valley St

Meridian, ID 83642

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Joint School District No. 2

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Meridian's River Valley Elementary School serves grades PK-5 in the Joint School District No. 2. It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 6 out of 10, based on its performance on state standardized tests.

The school community has reviewed this school and given it an average rating of 4 out of 5 stars.

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Posted on Mar 9, 2012
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My little girl has attended RVE for k-1st grade. She absolutely loves it. She is always excited to go to school and tell me about what she has done during the day. The staff is amazing everyone I have come into contact with is great. The principal is very involved and the kids like him very much. Every time event is planned PTA is easy to work with. The teachers always put on a good event. Whether its a musical in the gym or a party on the play ground always a good time. Thank you to everyone at RVE.
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Posted on Aug 17, 2009
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My girls have attended this school since K and 1st grade. I have loved every teacher they have had. They are involved and truly care about the students. Not something I experienced in other schools in Boise. The office staff is really friendly, a definite plus that I don't have to go through who I am and who my kids are every time I call...and I didn't call very often! I feel lucky to be able to be involved and that my kids enjoy going to school each day.
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Posted on Jun 25, 2009
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This is an okay school. I have had three children attend rve. I would say that the quality of teachers is hit and miss. Just this last year my kids both had teachers who were below par. One was very lazy and never in the classroom and the other was very controling and demeaning to the children. This teacher didn't seem to like teaching any more and my child said that she hardly even smiled. Also, the principal doesn't keep information private. Not the best school my children have attended, that's for sure.
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Posted on Sep 6, 2007
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My daughter was of the original/first 'graduating' class at RVE, starting K the year they opened. My son is currently a 4th grader there. The most incredible teachers and staff in the world. Refuse to move until my boy is out of grade school. Bravo to you all at RVE.
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Posted on Aug 5, 2005
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I think that River Valley is an excellent elementary school. I had a kindergartner there last year and I was so impressed with the things they did. I had heard from parents at other schools that they thought Kindergarten was a waste of time because it was too easy but I thought my son's teacher did a good job of challenging them. He had a fifth grade reading buddy that he read to, he was writing in a journal and he was doing first grade math. They also did a lot of science. The overall atmosphere of the school is very positive. I have been very pleased.
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Posted on May 28, 2003
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My grand daughter and grand son went to River Valley for 2 years until they moved to California. I was very involved in their school and went to every field trip they had. The teachers really go above and beyond. They genuinely care about these children. I found that the teachers really showed respect to the children by listening to them and treating each child as an individual. The activities they had during shchool taught the children to have respect for one another and themselves. When my grandchildren moved away, it wasn't just the teachers that were heartbroken, but the office staff as well. I was impressed that the office staff even seemed to know all the kids names and genuinely care about each one of them. My grandson was already way ahead of his 1st grade class when he entered the California school system where they moved to.


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