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RHS Boys Basketball heads to state playoffs
See the boys and girls basketball all-league winners
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Congratulations to the RHS finalists for the 2020 Scholastic Art Awards!
Here’s a small selection from the winners.
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8th grader receives two Honorable Mention awards in this year's Scholastic Arts and Writing Awards
Congratulations to Reese on the Honorable Mentions in this year's Scholastic Arts and Writing Awards.
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Maverick Basketball Wins Les Schwab Tires Team of the Month
The Mavericks are off to a 13-3 record, currently ranked #6 in the OSAA 3A classification.
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Financial Forum
The district held this Financial Forum on Nov. 4 featuring three presenters: Carol Samuels, Mike Wiltfong and Roy Rogers.
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Riverdale High School Receives International Accreditation
In this new international accreditation process that was much more in depth and rigorous, AdvancED examined the whole institution, looking at RHS programs, culture and community stakeholders
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K-12 Student Handbook Beta Version Released
We are so excited to share with you our first draft of the Riverdale School District K-12 Student and Family Handbook!
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PTC grant provides new lab equipment
Lab-based biology core courses (Biology 9, 10 & 11) will be transformed this year with updated science curriculum and new lab facilities and equipment.
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View the 2019-20 budget + the 2024 strategic plan
See what's in store for Riverdale's future and how you can be a part of it.
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Where will you find the class of 2019?
This year’s class received 212 acceptances to 113 colleges/programs in the United States and Canada, and was offered more than $7.5 million in scholarships. See where you'll find the class of 2019 next year.
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Riverdale grad helps improve body armor for the US Army
Thanks in part to one Riverdale graduate, future American soldiers will be better protected in combat by stronger and lighter body armor. Read more...
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Recent grad chosen as UCSC Doris Duke Scholar
Becca Lumbantobing, class of 2017, was one of only 20 students recently accepted into the University of California-Santa Cruz Doris Duke Scholars Program. Learn more about this achievement.
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Guy Eroh earns distinctive national award
Riverdale graduate Guy Eroh, class of 2015, has just been named a recipient of the Goldwater Scholarship – one of the oldest and most prestigious national scholarships in the natural sciences, engineering and mathematics.
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Samara Haver, class of 2006, studies underwater soundscapes
A Ph.D. student at Oregon State University, she studies the collection of all sounds in an underwater area, at twelve different locations, including national parks and national marine sanctuaries, to better protect species and habitats sensitive to noise.
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Riverdale now has its own weather station
Riverdale has installed its own weather station atop the Commons at Riverdale Grade School. Now, the Riverdale school community can monitor real-time weather conditions at the school using www.weatherunderground.com or the corresponding mobile app. Learn how to access Riverdale's weather data.
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Riverdale student's winning recipe takes her to the White House
Riverdale Grade School student Hannah C. is Oregon's winner in this year's Healthy Lunchtime Challenge, which is part of First Lady Michelle Obama's Let's Move campaign.
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Riverdale has three 2016 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists
Three Riverdale seniors are among the top 1,600 high performing Semifinalists advancing to the National Merit Scholarship Program. Additionally, Riverdale has three Commended students being recognized for their exceptional academic promise.
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A look back at Banned Books Week 2016
Our library celebrated Banned Books Week by highlighting fiction and nonfiction books in the collection that have been the target of challenges in school and public libraries across the nation, inviting discussion about the first amendment and freedom of information, and hosting lunchtime events designed to promote a love of reading
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