Eight Riverside teams competed and all 8 placed at the regional competition. Below are the winners in each category. If you see any of these students please congratulate them on a job well done! Digital Movie: 3rd place - Evan Barrett, Cassie Marvin, Emma Ponas Programming: 1ST PLACE - Logan Conforti Animation: 3rd place - Courtney Stubaus; 2nd place - Crystal Bird; 1ST PLACE - Riley Bandy, Emma Szajkowski, Victoria Tomaino Graphic Design and Logo: 3rd place - Rosemary Murphy and Sulekha Sharma; 2nd place - Lily Flanagan, Sophie Wargo, Olivia Yackobovitz, 1ST PLACE - Tori Natale and Adison Odzana
Special thank you to Pam Insalaca for guiding and encouraging our 6th grade students to participate. 75 projects were entered with over 120 students participating. Riverside’s 2019 Media and Design Competition Winners for Middle School Logo and Graphics Design 1st Sulekha Shama, Rosemary Murphy 2nd Tori Natale, Adison Odzana 3rd Olivia Yackabovitz, Sophie Wargo, Lily Flanagan Programming 1st Logan Conforti Animation 1st Crystal Bird 2nd Courtney Stubaus 3rd Riley Bandy, Victoria Tomaino, Emma Szajkowski Digital Movie 1st Emma Ponas, Cassie Marvin, Evan Barrett 2019 Regional PA Media and Design Competition will be March 12th. All 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners will advance to this event which is held at Keystone College. A special thank you to our judges who took time out of their day to help evaluate submitted projects. Rachel Luzio Dubernas, Prudential Financial – Systems Analyst Sal Luzio, former Superintendent of Riverside School District, Retired Scott J. Weiland, Chair of the Mass Communications department and Associate Professor at King’s College, Wilkes-Barre, PA A special thank you to the Jr-Sr High School teachers who created an engaging program for the 6th grade students. Cathleen Wasalinko, Justin Lacomis, Chris Feerrar, Ed Flannery, Craig Reifler A special thank you to our Food Service department as well. Great job on the 4th lunch wave!
Congratulations to 8th Grader Tony Pavlovicz! He is a National Silver Key Award Winner in the 2019 National Scholastic Art Awards! He is the 4th National Winner ever for Riverside in this honor. He is also the first 8th grade student at Riverside to be recognized nationally by the Scholastic Art Awards!!
8th Grader Adam Eisenhauer speed-reads his way to Fastest Reader during our Speed Reading Competition
12th Grade Door Decorating Contest Winners: "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" (L to R) Ian Davis, Thomas Hufford, Kaylie Oustrich, Olivia Fedor, Sammy Rushefski, Marli Hoskins, Dylan Ward
RAA winnersWinner of junior high Read Across America poster contest, Gabby Szajkowski - 8th grade
National Honor Society officers serve cake to the entire student body. (L to R) Olivia Fedor, Elizabeth Keegan, Marren Pollack
Congratulations to our Viking Voices members who participated in the PMEA (Pennsylvania Music Educator's Association) Music In Our Schools Month Concert at the Viewmont Mall last night. Job well done!
Vice Principal- Dave Walsh 7th Grade - Alyssa Fox 8th Grade - Kaia Gaylets 9th Grade - Grace Secor 10th Grade - Bridgette Brown 11th Grade - Caraline Zelsnack 12th Grade - Carolina Beverage Teacher - Ms. Cristina Toraldo Principal- Joe Moceyunas
Riverside School District is proud to congratulate Tess Parchinski, a seventh grade student from Moosic, for a perfect score on her sixth grade PSSA math test. She scored 52 out of 52 points on the test. Congratulations also to Mr. Josh Aniska , Tess’s 6th grade math teacher. No surprise that mathematics is her favorite subject!
Congratulations to Anthony Pavlovitz for his award in the 2019 Scholastic Art Awards. Anthony received a Gold Key for his face jug "Snakes Surround Me". Anthony's piece which is a Gold Key is in the running for the National Exhibition and will be exhibited at The Everhart Museum.
Congratulations to Caleigh Scaturro her award in the 2019 Scholastic Art Awards. Caleigh received an Honorable Mention for her full head fiber sculpture
Marli Hoskins and Kevin Connor, seniors at Riverside Junior Senior High School, have been chosen to participate in Sen. John Blake’s Student Ambassador Program. The program offers the opportunity for one senior from each of the 17 high schools in the 22nd Senatorial District to learn about citizenship, public service and state lawmaking. “This program offers a unique opportunity for students who may have an interest in public service and who want to make a positive difference in their communities,” the senator said. “I am looking forward to engaging serious young women and men who are interested in the hard work of government and in offering them an insider’s view of the lawmaking process.” Between December and May, student ambassadors will participate in a schedule of events and presentations with the senator and his staff — including time at the State Capitol — and all will compete for college scholarship assistance through the completion of a critical thinking project and presentation. Pictured, Marli Hoskins, Kevin Connor
The Graphic Arts class at Riverside Junior Senior High school recently helped the RHS Maintenance departments solve a problem. Brackets that support the shelves in a shelving unit had broken and replacements were not available. Mr. Chris Feerrar, the Graphic Arts instructor tasked two students, Jared Yates and William Frances, with solving the problem. The students took exact measurements with a caliper and designed a replacement. A 3D printer was used to produce the clips. After several improvements and trails, clips were produced that were stronger and worked better that the originals. Jared and William worked as actual engineers, from design through production, acquiring skills necessary for the career they hope to pursue. Pictured: William Frances, Jared Yates
Riverside Jr.-Sr. High School's 7th grade class competed in the 2018 PA Cyber Robotics Coding Competition (crcc.io). This was a statewide competition with over 6000 student participants. Riverside had two teams of two invited to compete in the State Final at Harrisburg University. The finals competition featured forty teams from all over Pennsylvania. The team of Kevin Chen and Jeffrey Marsico took home first place and title of State Champions for the competition. The team of Hailey Mankins and Sarah Wolfe finished 23rd. The 7th grade class was advised and the contest was facilitated by Mr. Lacomis. From left to right – Mr Justin Lacomis, Jeffrey Marsico, and Kevin Chen
Bell Schedule and Compressed Schedule
2018-2019 Jr-Sr High School Student Handbook
The Student Dress Code for the 2018-2019 can be found in the handbook.
Riverside's 1:1 Technology Loan Agreement SAMPLE
Parent 1:1 Technology Program Presentation
New Parent Grade Portal
Jr-Sr High School Student Assistance Program (SAP) 
AM Votech Schedule for Delays
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