Rivercrest School District

𝗟𝗜𝗩𝗘𝗦𝗧𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗠 𝗢𝗡 𝗥𝗜𝗩𝗘𝗥𝗖𝗥𝗘𝗦𝗧 𝗔𝗧𝗛𝗟𝗘𝗧𝗜𝗖𝗦: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjBCN80mCUa2yIohywWas4g It’s the third week of Rivercrest football and we finally reach the first game day at The TEZ for the 2022 season. The Colts will face an always formidable foe in the 5A East Valley View Blazers. Kickoff is set for 7pm. The Colts dropped to 1-1 on the young season after coming up short in a shootout against an ultra-athletic Mills team in Little Rock last Friday. After Valley View lost their opener 51-35 to Arkansas high school power Harding Academy, the Blazers bounced back with a stifling defensive effort in a 16-2 win over Poplar Bluff, MO. Although Harding Academy did most of their damage against Valley View through the air, the Blazer defense kept consistent pressure on the quarterback all night. That defense is led by 6’3” 225lb junior linebacker Brian Huff. Huff holds multiple D1 offers from Arkansas, Arkansas St., and Memphis. Huff also reeled in and returned the pick-6 against the Colts late in the game last season to give the Blazers the lead and helped seal the 26-19 Valley View win. Valley View is led on offense by junior dual-threat QB Carson Turley. Last Friday, Turley threw for 180yds and 2TDs and ran for 62yds. His favorite target is 6’5” wideout Jackson Harmon who had 72yds and a TD against the Colts a year ago. RB Slade Caldwell is a plus for Valley View in the backfield. He ran 22 times for 90yds last Friday night. The Colts come in averaging 390 yards of offense per game with 258 of those coming on the ground. The Colt ground game has been led by junior RB Koby Turner who has churned out 100+yd rushing games in each of Rivercrest’s first two contests. Turner has rushed for 235yds and 4TDs on the season while averaging right at 9 yards per carry. Cavonta Washington and Michael Rainer have taken turns at the helm for the Colts at QB. On defense, the Colts have been led by LB Marcus Slayton, DT Trent Kimbrough, and DE Wyatt Lancaster. It’s going to be a great night of Rivercrest football. Come out to The TEZ and cheer on the red and gray! GO COLTS!

September 27-30 is Rivercrest Homecoming Week. Show your school spirit by participating in the dress-up days. #WeAreRivercrest #ColtPride Tuesday (27) - Class Color Day Wednesday (28) - Character Day Thursday (29) - Holiday Day Friday (30) - Red & Gray Day

Student drivers MUST purchase a new parking tag each year. After September 16 students will not be allowed to park on school campus without a new tag. To purchase a new tag you will need to bring: * Vehicle Registration * Proof of insurance * Valid driver's license * $5

Rivercrest has an opening for a paraprofessional/interventionist for elementary special education. For more information and to apply, go to bit.ly/jointhecolts.

A Balfour rep will be here on Tuesday, October 4 to meet with juniors about senior rings and seniors about caps, gowns, and invitations. Juniors will meet at 8:45am in the auditorium. Seniors will meet at 9:30am.

Congratulations to our personal tailgating spot winners!

LIVESTREAM: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjBCN80mCUa2yIohywWas4g The Colts make the long trip to Little Rock this evening to face off against Mills University Studies High School at Comet Stadium. Kickoff is slated for 7pm. Your Colts got a mark in the win column after outscoring Manila 47-12 last Friday night. The Colts put up 492 yards of offense while just allowing 66 yards. The Colts were 12 of 13 through the air for 193 yards and racked up 269 rushing yards on 34 attempts. Sophomore QB Cavonta Washington had a great debut as the starter going a perfect 8/8 for 146yds and 3TDs through the air and added a rushing TD. Michael Rainer had 5 catches for 100yds and 2TDs and finished with a whopping 301 all-purpose yards. RB Koby Turner had a score to go with 117yds rushing. The Colts' defense was led by DT Trent Kimbrough who finished with 13 tackles, 5 TFL, and a sack. It’s great to start the season 1-0, but the trek through the non-conference schedule for the Colts doesn’t get any easier having to face an absolutely stacked Mills team. Mills, who moved from 4A to 5A this season, has talent everywhere with size and speed to spare. Mills throttled Forrest City last week 58-12 and had 2 touchdowns called back. Junior QB Achilles Ringo (6’3” 210lbs) was 10/12 passing for 279 yards and 3TDs. Ringo threw for over 2,300 yards and 17TDs as a sophomore. Jabrae Shaw had 3 catches for 72 yards, ran for 2TDs, and scored 2 defensive TDs. Due to injury, Shaw only played in 7 games last season, and still finished with nearly 1,000 rushing yards, 550 yards receiving, and 19TDs. WR Anton Pierce had 2 catches for 84 yards and a score. The Comets were led in rushing by RB Daniel Brown. DE Derrick Murdoch had 10 tackles, 5 TFL, 2 sacks, and a forced fumble. DL Charleston Collins had 9 tackles, 4 TFL, and a sack. The Comets feature 3 athletes with D1 offers led by 6’5” 265lb Junior DT/DE Charleston Collins. Collins is a 4* athlete who currently holds 20 D1 collegiate offers and that list seems to grow each week. Collins is rated the #2 player in the state of Arkansas, #25 defensive lineman in the country, and the #271 player in the nation overall. He holds offers from schools like Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, LSU, Texas A&M, Ole Miss, Miami, Oregon, Texas, Oklahoma, and more. RB/Slot Receiver, Jabrae Shaw (6’0” 205lbs) holds 5 D1 offers and is currently committed to UCA. Big-time WR, Anton Pierce (6’3” 207lbs), has 3 D1 offers and is committed to Army. This is the first time in school history that these teams have played. Buckle up and get ready for a great night of high school football. GO COLTS!

School will be dismissed at 1:00pm on Friday, September 2 to accommodate students and fans to attend the football game in Little Rock.

Congratulations to the 2022 RHS Homecoming Court!

SMC Colts 5th & 6th grade football teams kick off their season tomorrow at Trumann. Game schedule - 5th grade @12:10 - 6th grade @ 1:00.

Mark your calendars! Rivercrest's competition cheer season begins in October!

We would like community input for the 2022 Homecoming Ceremony. We have not had an afternoon ceremony for the last couple of years due to COVID but are considering a traditional format this year. Please complete the survey and share your feedback - bit.ly/rhsceremony22.

Rivercrest School District will take bids for 8 tailgating spots for the 2022-2023 Colts Football season. The 8 tailgating spots will be numbered 1-8. Each spot is 16 feet wide and will be located north of the home bleachers against the fence. We will take sealed bids or online bids for each spot. The highest bid will get their first choice of spot, the second highest bid will get the second choice, etc. The bids will include season passes for 5 people for both Junior High and High School games. Additional persons over 5 will be required to pay the regular $5.00 admission fee. Bids are to be turned into the Superintendent's office or submitted on this form by Friday, September 2 @ 12:00 pm. Bids will be opened at 12:30 and the highest bidders will be notified immediately. All proceeds will go to the Rivercrest School District athletic funds. A view from each spot can be seen at bit.ly/rhstailgate. BID ONLINE at bit.ly/rsdtailgating.

Congratulations to Haylee Lang on her acceptance to Arkansas State University!

Rivercrest Elementary is so thankful for Dollar General Corporation’s generous donation of books to classroom libraries. These books will help promote literacy at RES!

Mrs. Elrod's 7th grade science students learned about lab safety and basic lab equipment today as they rotated through stations.

Bus Schedule: Times are approximate and may change by a few minutes.

Don't forget - 9th through 12th grade students can pick up Chromebooks tonight (August 11) at Open House from 5:00-7:00pm.

Parents, use the links below to view and electronically sign student handbooks. You can also conveniently locate handbooks in the Back to School Documents on the new Rivercrest App! RES Handbook - bit.ly/reshandbooksign RHS Handbook - bit.ly/rhshandbooksign

Parents and community members recently expressed an interest in driver's education for RHS students. We will offer a non-credit semester class for 10-12 students this fall. If interested, students can email Mrs. LeeAnn Graham.