Our Mission: Riverview Middle School is committed to preparing all students to be future ready learners.
Our Vision: RESPECT, PRIDE, SUCCESS
January 20, 2022
Re: School Pictures (Retakes were taken in
December 2021)
Parents who would
like to order the retake pictures from Lifetouch, please complete your order
online https://my.lifetouch.ca
If paying by cash or cheque, please
complete the envelope that was included in the Lifetouch package and return to
Riverview Middle School. Deadline for orders
is February 11, 2022.
January 17th, 2022
The Province has announced online learning at home will continue up to January 28th, 2022.
If you would like to be informed of COVID-19 cases that
get reported to schools, you can check the Anglophone East website at https://asdeast.nbed.ca/
January 11th, 2022
Good
Afternoon RMS Families,
The
Government of New Brunswick has stated that we will move to online learning on
Tuesday January 11th, 2022. With this announcement, you may find
yourself facing some uncertainty and challenges, you may also be wondering how
your family will navigate online learning. Please know this is a normal
feeling, and we are here to navigate this process with you.
What you
should expect next week:
- By Monday, all RMS students should
have received a calendar invite from their subject teachers for each of
their classes.
- Homeroom teachers will welcome
their homeroom class and take attendance at 8: 30 am. This will be a time
to prepare students for the day. If your child will be absent, please
communicate with the school by emailing the homeroom teacher or by using
the school messenger safe arrival app.
- Students will follow the
regular RMS bell schedule for the day.
- Teachers and students will be
using Microsoft Teams to meet virtually.
- Homeroom teachers and subject
teachers will send out a TEAM meeting invite for each class.
- The expectation is that each
period has a maximum of 20 minutes of online instructional time. The
remainder of the class time can be spent working on assignments and
teachers will be online if students have any questions or require further
communication.
- We expect there to be some
technical challenges. Should you have any questions regarding the online
remote learning, please contact your child’s homeroom teacher.
- At any time, should our
students not be able to get online, they may work on their home
learning packets that were sent home with the report cards. There is
enough work in the home learning packets for a few school days while you
are transitioning to remote learning.
- Teachers will continue to post
on Freshgrade.
- Currently, books and schoolwork
that may still be at the school are not required for online learning.
However, the school will be open for students to pick up anything they
require from their lockers on Monday January 10th until 3pm.
Please communicate with the homeroom teacher prior to coming to the
school.
- Below is the link to the schedule
and outline for online learning:
Assistive Technology:
- All Assistive Technology for those who indicated at the
beginning of the year that they did not have access will
be deployed on Monday January 10th,2022. The school will
be open for families to pick up a device from 9am to 3pm. Please
communicate with your child’s homeroom teacher that you still require a
device prior to pick up on Monday.
Guidance Counsellors:
- Our Guidance Counsellors
continue to be available, please connect with them through email, should
an RMS student require support.
amandawilson@nbed.nb.ca or Jeremy.quiring@nbed.nb.ca
We recognize this is a challenging time for our
entire school community. Communication between home and school is very
important to us at RMS. When questions arise, we emphasize the importance of
first communicating directly with your child’s teacher. We want to ensure you
are always receiving accurate and reliable information directly from the
school. Our RMS students have shown incredible flexibility over the past few
years. Thank you for being a positive role model during these
unprecedented times and for your continued support in your child’s education.
Take Care,
K. Plume-Marr
Principal
Riverview Middle School