Cedarcrest students Tejasvini Vijay and Zachary Llenza will serve as the 2022-23 Student School Board Representatives this year, joining the Riverview School District's School Board in a non-voting, advisory role. ​ Student Representatives provide insight and perspective to the Board, serving as a liaison between the students of our high school, as well as the rest of the school district. The students are required to attend all regular Board meetings during the academic year, give monthly reports at School Board meetings, share information on student activities, and discuss topics and concerns shared by the high school’s student council officers and additional student leadership present in all of our schools. ​ During the year, Student Representatives participate in Board training sessions, when invited, including the Washington State School Directors Association (WSSDA) Annual Conference and the WSSDA Legislative Conference in Olympia. During the Legislative Conference, Tejasvini and Zachary will have the opportunity to meet with state legislators and advocate for education. ​ Students chosen to serve as Student Representatives each serve two-year terms. ​ The Riverview School District was among the first in the state of Washington to have Student Representatives serve on their School Board. Riverview’s including of students has been influential, as Riverview’s School Board Directors and Student Representatives have given presentations in years’ past on ways that other districts can initiate a student representative program. ​ “We value our student representatives; they are the voices of the students in our district as well as in Washington state. Our students meet with legislators and testify on legislative issues, so they represent Riverview statewide," said School Board Chair Lori Oviatt. "All of our decisions consider the student voice. Our students are amazing and through the unique connections and perspectives of our Student Representatives, they help us to see issues through their eyes, affecting learning needs and our decision-making.” ​ We congratulate Tejasvini and Zachary for their ongoing service to the Riverview School District and our school community.

The Riverview School District is happy to announce that our Superintendent, Dr. Susan Leach, is accepting appointments with members of our Riverview Community on Friday afternoons, beginning September 23. Dr. Leach is excited to connect with you this year. To book a private meeting, available in 15-minute increments, select a date and time that works best for you. You can choose an in-person or online appointment. Phone calls are available as well. Over the course of the 15-minute appointment, Dr. Leach will talk with you and, if necessary, a determination will be made if a longer discussion is needed. If so, additional times will be considered. Should the available dates and times in the booking tool not fit your schedule, please contact Stacy Cook, Executive Assistant to the Superintendent, to explore additional opportunities to talk with Dr. Leach. You can reach Stacy Cook via email (cooks@rsd407.org) or phone (425-844-4504). Dr. Leach looks forward to hearing from our community on topics and issues important to them. Appointments will go quickly, so book an appointment today!

Join us in reliving the arrivals and seeing the reconnection that occurred as our Riverview Learning Center Ravens returned for their first days of school in the 2022-2023 School Year!

The Riverview Food Services Department is thrilled to share that Oxbow Farms is one of several local farms in our area who will be delivering fresh fruits and vegetables for meals this year. Riverview has partnerships with several Washington-based farms. With Oxbow, we wanted to shine a spotlight on a local partner who supports our community and our district. Recently, our Food Services team earned a $24,000 Farm-to-School grant to assist in paying for purchases from local farms like Oxbow. In these first deliveries, the district received large radishes, kale, red ace beets, golden beets, and lunchbox peppers. “Oxbow has an excellent roadside stand everyone should check out!” shares Shelly Young, Riverview’s Food Services Supervisor. With the arrival of this new, fresh produce, Young has also challenged her kitchen staff to come up with new recipes to try out with our students. Beets were tested first, as staff members prepared Asian Sesame Beet Salad and Oven-roasted Beets. Even our own Super Lunch Lady got involved in the fun! Additionally, red tomatoes from the Cedarcrest greenhouse have been made available for use in our salad bars and recipe creation. Thanks to our amazing Food Services team for images and updates, as they continue to work hard to create community with local farms and provide healthy food options for students across our district.

Check out how the first day of school looked with images and video from the Transportation Center, Cedarcrest, Tolt, Carnation, Stillwater, Eagle Rock and Cherry Valley! Thanks to everyone for an unforgettable first week back and here's to an amazing year!

At the annual staff Welcome Back! event, the Riverview School District Teaching and Learning recognized four educators with the prestigious Learning Leadership Award. The Award honors educators in Riverview who have shown a high level of commitment to school and district improvement of student learning. Recipients are nominated and chosen by building and district administrators. We are proud to announce that this year's 2022 Learning Leadership Awards recipients are: (From L-R): • Dana Koukol, Riverview Learning Center, CLIP Program, Lead Teacher • Maribel Paniagua, Riverview School District, Multilingual Family Engagement • Matt LaBrie, Tolt Middle School, Social Studies Teacher • Nisha Haley, Cherry Valley Elementary, Kindergarten Teacher

REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS Traffic Safety Education Riverview School District No. 407 is accepting written Qualifications for providing Traffic Safety Education Services to District students for the period October 1, 2022, through August 31, 2023. The selected respondent will provide traffic safety education services (the “Services”) to interested District students at District facilities. The District will not guarantee any minimum enrollment but anticipates that high school students enrolled within the District will access the Services outside of regular District educational instruction. The District will provide the respondent with a physical classroom space for the Services, at the for profit facility use rental rate, but will not provide any associated equipment, vehicles, supplies, or administrative support, and will not provide any monetary compensation to the selected respondent. The Services may be offered to District students through the respondent’s business enterprise. The District does not intend that any respondent services be a District-provided service or to be certified through the Office of the Superintendent of Instruction as a Traffic Safety Education course offered by the District. Qualifications will be accepted until 4:00 p.m. on September 17, 2022. Background of Riverview School District Riverview School District, located in the beautiful lower Snoqualmie Valley, 25 miles east of Seattle, encompasses the communities of Duvall, Carnation and surrounding areas. The area’s quiet charm and friendly ways, coupled with easy access to the urban amenities of Redmond, Bellevue, Woodinville and Issaquah, make it one of the most desirable places to live in the Puget Sound region. The District covers approximately 250 square miles and serves more than 3,000 students. REQUIREMENTS FOR RESPONSES Interested respondents should provide the following: 1. Letter of introduction that includes a strategy to provide the Services. 2. Firm background and qualifications, including without limitation identification of ownership and business contact information. 3. Evidence of business incorporation, current licensing, and Federal Employer Tax Identification number or Social Security number and the Washington Uniform Business Identification (UBI) number issued by the state of Washington Department of Revenue. 4. Documentation showing compliance of with requirements of Chapter 46.82 RCW and the “Required Curriculum” pursuant to RCW 46.82.420 and RCW 28A.220.035. 5. As available, public or private school references with names and phone numbers of contacts. 6. Identification of any known complaints against the respondent filed with the Washington State Department of Licensing. 7. Completion of facility use rental agreement and proof if liability insurance. All respondent personnel offering services at the District will be required to demonstrate that no such person has been found guilty of any felony crime as specified in RCW 28A.400.330, generally regarding crimes against children. Without limiting the above, all personnel offering services at the District must pass a criminal background check through the Washington State Patrol criminal investigation system under RCW 43.43.830-43.43.834, 10.97.030 and 10.97.050, and through the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The record check shall include a fingerprint check using a complete Washington State criminal identification fingerprint card. Respondent shall be required to pay for such background checks. QUESTION/SUBMITTAL CONTACT Meisha Robertson Director of Business & Operations Riverview School District 15510 1st Avenue NE, PO Box 519 Duvall, WA 98019 425.844.4505 (phone) robertsonm@rsd407.org Qualifications, whether mailed, hand-delivered, or emailed, must be received by 4:00 p.m. on September 17, 2022. Public Records Under Washington state law, the documents (including but not limited to written, printed, graphic, electronic, photographic or voice mail materials and/or transcriptions, recordings or reproductions thereof) submitted in response to this request for Qualifications (the “documents”) become a public record upon submission to the District, subject to mandatory disclosure upon request by any person, unless the documents are exempted from public disclosure by a specific provision of law. Any information in the Qualifications that the respondent desires to claim as proprietary and exempt from disclosure under the provisions of RCW 42.56.270 must be clearly designated. The District will consider the request for exemption from disclosure. Marking the entire Qualifications exempt from disclosure will not be honored. REVIEW OF SUBMITTALS The District will review all submittals and may, in its sole discretion, select a successful respondent based solely on the written qualifications statement. Finalist respondent (s) may be asked to participate in an individual, on-site interview with District personnel. The District reserves the right to cancel or to reissue the RFQ in whole or in part, prior to execution of a contract. END

Dear Riverview Parents, Students, Staff, and Families, Washington State Department of Health recently updated its COVID-19 school and child care guidance on August 5, 2022. Following these safety measures reduces the spread of COVID-19. This communication further explains how the updated guidance impacts your family and the greater Riverview community. Health and Safety Requirements for this Fall: Students and staff who show symptoms of COVID-19 are required to stay home, and should get tested for COVID-19. Students and staff who test positive for COVID-19 are required to isolate at home for 5 days following a positive test. If symptoms improve, and they have had no fever for the past 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medications, students and staff can return to school and are encouraged to test before returning. See Page 2 of COVID-19 school and child care guidance. Students and staff returning to school after isolation should wear a well-fitting mask from days 6 to 10. Individuals returning to school from isolation should also remain masked for sports and other extracurricular activities. See Page 6 of COVID-19 school and child care guidance. Students and staff who test positive after 5 days of isolation must stay at home for the full 10-day isolation period. See Page 6 of COVID-19 school and child care guidance. Schools must inform students, families, and staff when there are cases or outbreaks in school. Schools are no longer required to directly notify high risk students or staff. See Page 3 of COVID-19 school and child care guidance. Riverview School District will continue to update the COVID-19 Dashboard (https://www.engage.rsd407.org/dashboard). We will also communicate cases and outbreaks to families through the district's COVID-19 Dashboard and/or school newsletters. These requirements are in place for all public and private K-12 schools and child care facilities in Washington state. Schools and childcare facilities are required by state law to follow these guidelines. To reduce the spread of COVID-19, we will continue to offer free COVID-19 testing for staff and students at the district office, Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m., and Mondays and Wednesdays from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Households are encouraged to test as needed at home. In Washington state, you can receive free self-tests from the Say Yes! COVID Test program. Most insurance covers the costs of up to eight (8) self-tests per individual per month. COVID-19 vaccinations remain the best protection for everyone against hospitalization and severe disease from COVID-19. The COVID-19 vaccine is now available for children 6 months and older. Booster doses are also available for children 5 years or older. You are encouraged to vaccinate your children if they are eligible, in consultation with your health care provider. You can reach out to your school nurse for help or more information. We look forward to continuing to provide safe and healthy spaces for our students and staff when they return this fall. Sincerely, Molly Lutz Director of Student Services

We are pleased to provide you with new bus routes for the beginning of the 2022-2023 school year, courtesy of our Transportation Team. You can find these routes through the RSD Transportation Team's new website, or via the links provided below. In the coming weeks, our Transportation Team will be rolling out the launch of e-Link, an interactive online search tool that provides Riverview families with timely, up-to-date bus information for their students. An e-Link parent app is also available. As finishing touches are put in place, we will be sharing all the details and information on how to use this new tool. Some important details regarding these routes: Routes are updated at the start of each school year. Routes in place last year may not be the same routes in place for this school year. Please note your bus numbers may have changed. All elementary buses have a color associated with the bus route (i.e. blue, red, yellow, etc.). Colored bus plaques will be visible on the side of each bus, next to the door. Eagle Rock students will ride their resident neighborhood bus (Carnation, Cherry Valley, or Stillwater Elementary) in the A.M. They then board an Eagle Rock transfer bus for delivery to the Eagle Rock Multi-Age Program. Transfer buses are identified as follows: Carnation (Blue) Cherry Valley (Pink) Stillwater (Red) All Riverview Learning Center (RLC) students needing transportation will ride Tolt Middle School routes. RLC students will transfer to Bus 41, at Tolt, to then be transported to the RLC. In the afternoon, Bus 41 will pick up RLC students and return them to Tolt to take the Tolt routes home. See Tolt Routes below. Encompass students also ride their resident neighborhood bus (Carnation, Cherry Valley, or Stillwater Elementary). Those students will then be taken to Encompass after the buses drop off at the neighboring elementary schools. Transportation staff will be contacting parents of Pre-schoolers, Encompass, and Special Needs students with transportation information. ROUTE LINKS (Bus numbers are listed as tabs at the bottom of each school's spreadsheet. RLC families use the Tolt link, as stated above). CARNATION ELEMENTARY CEDARCREST HIGH SCHOOL CHERRY VALLEY ELEMENTARY EAGLE ROCK MULTI-AGE (PM) STILLWATER ELEMENTARY TOLT MIDDLE SCHOOL/RIVERVIEW LEARNING CENTER

Riverview participates in the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Program. Meals are healthy and well-balanced and provide students all the nutrition they need to succeed at school. A new video from the School Nutrition Association spotlights new changes in meal pricing and changes for the upcoming school year. English: Spanish: Lunch is served in all schools. A complete lunch offers a choice of several entrées, a selection of fruits and vegetables from the self-serve salad bar, and milk. Á la carte items are priced separately. Lunch menus are available online and posted in the cafeterias. Breakfast is served before school in all buildings except at the Eagle Rock Multi-Age Program. A complete breakfast offers a choice of several entrées, fruit and juice, and milk. School breakfast will give your student a healthy start to the day! A nutritious breakfast helps students be more alert so they can learn more in class. Breakfast menus are available online and posted in the cafeterias. Please join us in encouraging students to make healthy food choices and to include physical activity in their daily schedule. Meal prices for the 2022-2023 school year are as follows: Elementary School: Breakfast - $1.75 Lunch - $3.25 Á la Carte Entrée - $2.75 Á la Carte Milk - $0.50 Middle School: Breakfast - $2.00 Lunch - $3.50 Á la Carte Entrée - $3.00 Á la Carte Milk - $0.50 High School: Breakfast - $2.00 Lunch - $3.75 Á la Carte Entrée - $3.00 Á la Carte Milk - $0.50 Reduced K-12: Breakfast and Lunch - FREE Á la Carte Entrée & Milk - TBD Adult: Breakfast - $2.75 Lunch - $4.25 Á la Carte Entrée (Salad Bar) - $3.00 Á la Carte Milk - $0.50

Pictured (in alphabetical order): Marilee Bosshart, Jennifer Bottemiller, Michaela Calhoun, Rebecca Chaffee, Megan Cutter, Biji Das, Gage Dixon, Olga Godinez, Mary Pat Hall, Katie Hinchcliffe, Ashley Holerud, Nicole Howell, Radhika Kaluskar, Andrea Kosters, Jennifer Methvin, Amanda Mickelsen, Natalie Mocharnyy, Carlee Pletcher, Jeffry Rhodes, Lise Richardson, Vickie Skinner, Kimberly Snavely, Kathryn Tasa, Stacy Thomason, Cassie Tiffany. Not pictured: Sofia Armenta Padilla, Robin Lawson, Laurelin Moeller, Casey Wayman.