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South Beloit Holiday Food Pantry will be Wednesday, November 20th from 4:00PM- 6:00PM at Blackhawk Elementary. Pantry is for ALL families in South Beloit. This will be a drive up event at door #12. When school district is closed because of weather conditions the pantry will be closed. SOBO food pantry is completely free and open to the community. Food will be distributed on a first come, first served basis.

On Friday, November 22nd, will be Riverview's Fall Pictures Retake Day. If your child was absent on Fall Picture Day, his/her picture will be taken today for the yearbook. Otherwise, if you did not like your child's fall picture, it may be retaken on this day. Any questions, please contact the school's office.

The district-wide goal is 7,500 items. Riverview's goal for 12 classrooms is to donate 1,200 cans. The class that has the most donations for each grade level will get a special party. Baby food will count as two items. Ramen noodles will be accepted, but CANS are preferred (the food bank needs more than just Ramen noodles). We are also accepting toiletry items. Please check expiration dates. We are not allowed to donate any food items that have expired, damaged, or are open. Thank you for understanding. Riverview students show good citizenship by doing what we can to help others.

EARLY DISMISSAL! on Tuesday, November 26th, we will be dismissing at 1:40. Thanksgiving break starts on Wednesday, November 27th - Friday, November 29th. Riverview Staff would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving! Enjoy your time with family. Please stay safe and healthy! See everyone on Monday, December 2nd.

On Tuesday, December 3rd at 1:30pm, the fourth grade will have a Statehood Float Parade. These floats are represents important information that they have learned about our state. Illinois became the 21st state to enter the Union on December 3, 1818. It was discovered in 1673 by explorer Louis Jolliet and Jesuit Father Jacques Marquette when they floated down the great Mississippi, returning up the Illinois River and crossed the portage to Lake Michigan where Chicago now stands. Join us to help us celebrate statehood day and see the wonderful floats that our creative fourth graders have constructed.