Skip to main content

Riverside Township School District

#RamFam

Homepage

A blue banner with the text 'Dream Big, Work Hard, Make It Happen' featuring a ram mascot and a silhouette of a building.

Every student can have a free breakfast and lunch! Please click the link to sign up by September 30th and see the image below for the benefits and how the program works. 

Riverside Township School District announces its Free Lunch Program with details on benefits and application requirements.

Poster for the Riverside Township School District's Free Meal Program, detailing benefits for families and schools.

Poster for the Riverside Township School District's Free Meal Program, detailing benefits for families and schools.

    Our Schools   

 

                   Exterior view of a brick school building with multiple windows.       

           Middle School

         Internet Device Policy

A repeating pattern of stylized heart shapes.

Logo for 'Superintendent's Corner' of Riverside Township School District, featuring a ram's head and school building.

Click icon to read all of the news!

Logo for the Rams Spirit Wear Store featuring a ram's head and merchandise.

     Click icon to buy your gear!

Upcoming Events

Accessibility View of Full-Page Calendar

Calendar Key: 

  • RES- Purple
  • RMS- Blue
  • RHS- Maroon
  • SoM
  • V&PA
  • RMS Athletes of the Month
  • RHS Athletes of the Month
  • Educators of the Year
  • Senior Sunrise
  • First Day of School

Lesson of the Week

Congratulations Mrs. Hunter!!! 

Mrs. Hunter’s Pre-Calculus students proved that math is anything but stationary! Students took learning beyond the classroom desk with an exciting, hands-on approach to exploring polynomial functions.

Working together, students reviewed how to solve polynomial expressions, collaborating to match each expression with its correct answer. Along the way, they shared mathematical thinking, supported one another, and put their problem-solving skills to work!

But the fun didn't stop there! Students then explored the end behavior of polynomial functions before bringing their learning to life with an activity called “Strike a Pose!” Students used their arms and bodies to physically demonstrate the shapes and directions of different polynomial graphs. Who says you can't use a little movement to master math? 

From teamwork and mathematical conversations to movement and creativity, Mrs. Hunter's students showed that meaningful learning happens when students are actively involved, thinking critically, and having fun along the way!

A smiling teacher holds up a maroon banner that reads "Riverside L.I.V.E Lesson of the Week Winner"

2025 -2026 Award Recipients

  • Education Support Staff
  • RES TOY
  • RMS TOY
  • RHS TOY