Tree Planting Day at Riverton Elementary School Fun and Environmentally Friendly

It was a day to dig in and work together for future generations. Students, staff, and parents participated with Tree Utah in a tree planting day at Riverton Elementary School. They invested in the future by planting 20 trees throughout the school property. It was an opportunity for everyone to join forces for future generations of students.

More than 25 years ago, the School Community Council invested in the future of Riverton Elementary by creating an Outdoor Classroom. Their foresight provided respite for students and teachers during the pandemic. Similarly, Tree Utah is enabling the school to look forward, perhaps another 25 years, to future generations enjoying themselves at Riverton Elementary, finding respite in the shade of 20 trees just planted on school grounds.

Thank you to everyone who participated in this amazing project!

South Valley School Halloween Carnival Fun!

There were lots of creative costumes, smiles, and memories made during the South Valley School Halloween Carnival.

Fun at Fox Hollow Elementary Celebrating Successful Fundraiser

It was a fun day filled with lots of laughter at Fox Hollow Elementary School. Teachers, staff, and Principal Amy Adams were all good sports as students turned them into human sundaes, threw pies in their faces, even taped Principal Adams to the wall using duct tape. One teacher allowed students to shave her head, while another puckered up to kiss a baby cow. It was all to celebrate the school’s successful fundraiser!

Congratulations to everyone at Fox Hollow Elementary School.

Rocky Peak Virtual Elementary School Students Get Fun Reward for Reading Success

When you set a goal and find success good things usually happen. That was especially true for students at Rocky Peak Virtual Elementary School. Principal Ross Menlove challenged the students to do their very best attending “Walk to Read” this session, and students did just that. They had 80% attendance in “Walk to Read,” and then claimed their reward. That reward was watching Principal Menlove and Mr. Southworth get slimed with big buckets of green and blue slime.

Congratulations students for your dedication to success in “Walk to Read,” and thanks to Mr. Menlove and Mr. Southworth for being such good sports. Way to go G.O.A.T.’s!!!