JH Baseball and Softball will be playing in Premont. Location has changed due to wet conditions on our fields.
JH Baseball 4:00 and 5:30
JH Softball 5:30
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🎮🏁 SEAHAWKS GAMING is PLAYOFF BOUND! 🏁🎮
HELP US CONGRATULATE OUR TEAM AND SPREAD THE WORD!!!
With today’s thrilling victory, our team has officially clinched a winning record in their inaugural season, earning a spot in the TexSEF Playoffs for SMKR! 💪🔥
Today’s racing team—Caleb Salinas, Nadia Larossa, Zeke Gonzalez, and Nathan Larossa—came through clutch, securing the win that sealed our playoff ticket! 🏎️🏆
We couldn’t be prouder of our esports athletes and everything they’ve accomplished this season. Stay tuned for all the latest SEAHAWKS GAMING news, and keep an eye out for ways to support our playoff-bound squad!
SUPPORT THE SQUAD!!! FUND THE FIGHT!
#SeahawksGaming #TexSEF #PlayoffBound #EsportsExcellence #KauferECHS #StudentAthletes #SMKR
Join us next week in support of Autism Awareness Month and Child Abuse Prevention Month by wearing your best blue attire.
Mrs. Cannon's Freshman English classes recently engaged in a student-led Socratic Seminar discussing Edgar Allan Poe's "The Masque of the Red Death," facilitated by Ms. Villarreal, the student teacher. Socratic Seminars are structured discussions that encourage critical thinking and articulate expression, allowing students to delve deeply into literary works. These seminars emphasize inquiry over information and dialogue over debate, fostering a collaborative learning environment.
In preparation for the seminar, students explored open-ended questions to analyze the themes and symbolism within Poe's narrative. In particular, the students examined The Red Death's intrusion into a secluded castle, and how it reflects Poe's perspective on the inevitability of death. Such discussions encourage students to support their viewpoints with textual evidence, enhancing their analytical skills.
The student-led nature of the seminar empowers students to take ownership of their learning, promoting active engagement and deeper understanding. By articulating their thoughts and considering diverse perspectives, students develop critical thinking and communication skills which are essential for academic success.
Our students are excited to dive deeper into discussions using the Socratic Seminar strategy! It's inspiring to see them engage thoughtfully and collaborate with their peers. We can't wait to see where these meaningful conversations take them!
Today, Kaufer ECHS Principal Dr. Amber White and ECHS Director Elias Arredondo had the pleasure of meeting with a fantastic group of Ricardo Yellowjacket 8th graders for a special and informative gathering!
Students learned all about the exciting opportunities at Kaufer Early College High School, including our strong partnerships with Texas A&M University–Kingsville and Coastal Bend College. From academics to athletics, clubs, and student life—there’s something for everyone at Kaufer ECHS!
We absolutely love and value our incredible Yellowjacket neighbors and wish them all the best as they finish strong at Ricardo ISD.
Tonight’s baseball/softball games against Premont have been moved to Freer at approximately 8:15.
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Tuesday, March 25, the Riviera FFA Applied Agricultural Engineering Team competed at the Area X Applied Agricultural Engineering contest. The team consisted of Joey Gonzales, Baylen Tinsley, Brenden Solomon and Trustyn Cumberland. The team performed GMAW welding skills, Oxy-fuel cutting, layout procedures and completed an exam. Joey Gonzales was 4th place individual, with the team placing 4th in area and 1st in district.
🚨🐷 Riviera FFA Fundraiser! 🐷🚨
Come out and support Riviera FFA this Saturday, March 29th at PetSense in Kingsville from 10 AM – 2 PM (or until sellout)!
We're serving up delicious Pulled Pork Loaded Baked Potatoes to help support our hardworking FFA students. 🤩🔥
💲 Get your presale tickets today from any FFA member or stop by on the day of the event!
Every bite supports a great cause—see you there! 🎉🐮💙💛
#RivieraFFA #SupportFFA #Fundraiser #KingsvilleTX #PulledPorkPotatoes
Congratulations to Marcus La Rosa for earning a prize for his perfect attendance over the last 9 weeks! 🎉👏 #Dedication #PerfectAttendance
Join Our Team! 📢 Riviera ISD is looking for a passionate and dedicated High School Counselor to support and guide our students toward success. If you have a heart for helping students and making a difference, we want to hear from you! Apply today!
On Thursday, March 13th, the DeLaPaz running Seahawks traveled to Premont to participate in the JH Cowboy Relays. The following are the results of all their accomplishments. We couldn’t be more proud of them all!
Jason Olivarez, 5th place 2400m; Eliana Abrigo 3rd place Shot Put, 1st place discus, 6th 4x100m relay, 4th 100m, 4th 200m; Emilie Russek 5th 300H, 6th 4x100m relay; Madison Bumgarner; Juliana Reyes 2nd 1600m; Mason Johnson 6th 100m; Jamie Gonzalez 2nd High Jump, 4th 4x100m relay, 3rd 4x200m relay, 1st 400m; Jerrod Gallardo 5th 4x100m relay, 2nd 4x200m relay, 5th 200m; Angelina Lerma 6th 4x100m relay, 4th 100m, 1st 200m; Brynnon Ley 2nd 4x200m relay, 1st 400m, 1st 4x400m relay; Molly Johnson 8th 800m, 3rd 1600m; Joshua Ochoa 4th High Jump, 2nd 4x200m relay, 1st 300H, 1st 4x400m relay, 3rd 200m; Natasha Stewart 3rd 2400m.
Next up for this group of kids will be their District Meet on Thursday, March 27th.
KECHS running Seahawks traveled to Premont to participate in the Cowboys Invitational on Wednesday, March 12th.
THE event to watch was definitely the girls 4x400m relay. Comprised of Elizabeth Ivey, Olivia Ramos, Adelina Bell and Jayla Clack these girls fought to the very end; finishing ONE second behind SG! It was the type of race every TF fan looks forward to watching. Great job girls!!
Girls Division results: Triple Jump, Katelina Rendon 3rd; 4x100m relay (Ramos, Clack, Ivey, Mica Gutierrez) 5th; 800m run, Lauren Sandoval 1st, Adelina Bell 4th; 400m Olivia Ramos, 3rd; 200m Jayla Clack 2nd; 1600m Lauren Sandoval 2nd, Adelina Bell 3rd; 4x400m relay 2nd.
Boys Division results: 800m Roan Bell 1st; 4x200m relay (Ayden Lomas, Aaron Ramirez, Matt Mascorro, Liam Hinojosa) 4th; 400m Roan Bell 3rd; 200m Matt Mascorro 5th.
Next up for these athletes will be the Soluna Riddel Invitational in Banquete on Thursday, March 20th.
Kaufer Early College High School had an amazing time at the history fair!
Our students showcased their hard work and creativity, bringing history to life in such engaging ways. Our students went the extra mile for this event, and we are continuously amazed with their talents and effort. Riviera Independent School District is so proud of everyone for their dedication and the incredible projects they presented!
We would like to give a shout out to our teachers who are part of our Honors Program. An extra big thank you goes to Mrs. Leos and Mrs. Pena-Longoria for their unwavering commitment to our students! It wouldn’t happen without you!
World Down Syndrome Awareness Day celebration. Students at Nanny Elementary participate by listening to our School Counselor, Mrs. Houston, read a book about celebrating the differences of each child. Students were also treated by Mrs. Garza, our Music Teacher, leading us in a song celebrating each students' strengths.
Nanny Elementary's winners of our Library Book vending machine golden tokens for this week. Reading is a priority at Nanny Elementary and these students are soaring to the top!
Prom is around the corner! Have perfect attendance when you return from Spring Break for a chance to enter and win!
Nanny Elementary's Pre-K3/Pre-K4 classroom is the recipient of the F.O.C.U.S Foundation award in the amount of $750.00, presented to Mrs. De La Rosa, Mrs. Serna and Mrs. Gonzales and presented by Mrs. Irene Garza representing CoastLife Credit Union. We are so grateful for this generous donation for our students. Thank you CoastLife Credit Union for your support of Nanny Elementary!
