Riverview School

Riverview is an exceptional school. The teachers truly care for the students and seek to help them find their purpose and passion in life. My son has benefitted from being challenged by exemplary educators. The administration and staff are incredible.
--Submitted by a parent

Riverview has an excellent teaching and administrative staff focused on providing the best educational opportunities for a wide demographic range of students. While, as parents, we always want better for our children, the school presents ample opportunity to excel and be prepared for high school and beyond. Consistency of expectations from team to team could be improved along with increased remediation and increased encouragement for students to pursue and be supported in an advance curiculum.
--Submitted by a parent

an okay school, i know because i go there. they want to really challenge you there. although i would pack my lunch, the school lunches are gross. Sure the rules are a little strict but hey, either this or Crestview. Most of the teachers are nice to you if your nice to them. Despite people saying stuff to the contrary, this is not, repeat not, a red neck school. i mean, the fact some people are calling it that is insulting.

RiverView has done nothing but yell at my child for wearing "skinny jeans" or her band shirts or her hair. I walked in one day and there was a child with rainbow colored hair but no my daughter gets blue put under her hair and shes kicked out for 3 days. All in all this school should keep their views to their own and let the children express them self and NOT hold them back. Stupid red neak school.
--Submitted by a parent

I think our principal should see what is really happening . He mostly replys to the response of students. He is a good man, but he needs to open his eyes. But as far as Riverview goes, it's great. It's not like the horrible school, Crestview. Thank you!!
--Submitted by a student

I think our principal should take more involvement of the discipline in our school than the assistant principal.
--Submitted by Brittany, a student