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  • In order to maintain our mailing and emergency contact information, please inform the attendance office at (801)264-7446 if you have a change of address or phone number.

    If your domicile residence (where you physically reside, not where a relative resides) is not, or no longer, in the Murray City School District or Riverview Junior High School boundaries, you will need to apply for a special permit from the MCSD office in order to stay in the school. Special permits are also required if a student lives in the MCSD boundaries but does not reside with their legal, court-appointed guardian. Special permits are granted on a space availability basis and require certain academic and behavior expectations (see contract). Any individual found of falsifying address information will be withdrawn from the school and required to register at their neighborhood school or another school of their choice.

    The Murray City School District requires all non-resident students to reapply for special permits when transitioning from elementary school to junior high school (6th to 7th grade) and from junior high school to high school (9th to 10th grade).

     

     

  • To view bus boundaries and stops, enter your address at the following link: MCSD Bus Areas and Stops. If your student lives in the bus area, you are automatically enrolled and will not need to fill out an application. If you have additional questions or problems, please contact Megan at the district at (801)264-7410.
    *Please note that at the end of the school day, the bus waits seven minutes before departing the school to take students home.

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  • Jurassic Period is a 25-minute block of time built into the class schedule on Thursdays and Fridays only. It is a period designated to provide supplemental instruction to students that need additional help, time for homework completion, and opportunities to participate in enrichment activities.
      
    Students will recieve one of the following markings on their grade printout given to them during third period:
    URGENT: student is required to go to the class they are failing
    REQUESTED: student is required to go to the class that requested them
    BLANK: student may select where to go

  • All class fees and school-related fines must be paid online at My School Fees or in person at the financial office, located in the main office at Riverview Jr. High School.
    Junior High School Proposed Fees 2025-2026 School Year

     

Counseling Center

Counseling Staff Member Position Email

Phone Ext.

*Dial the school’s main line first:

(801)264-7446
Amber Boyd Counseling Registrar aboyd@murrayschools.org Ext. 5570
Chantel Hatch Counseling Secretary chatch@murrayschools.org Ext. 5571
Christin Jacketta Social Worker cjacketta@murrayschools.org Ext. 5548
Beth Leo

School Counselor

(M-Z)

 bleo@murrayschools.org Ext. 5573
Heidi Peaslee

School Counselor

(A-L)

 hpeaslee@murrayschools.org Ext. 5572

 

You are not alone! Even though you may feel different from those around you, you will never be alone. If you feel like you are alone, please come visit us in the counseling center. We are always here for you.

Counseling services are available for every student in the school. These services include assistance with education planning, interpretation of test scores, career information, study assistance, help with home, social and emotional support, school and/or special concerns, or any question students may feel they would like to discuss with their counselor. Every student will have a PCCR (Plan for College and Career Readiness) Conference with a counselor each year. Students or parents wishing to visit a counselor may meet with them by setting up an appointment with Chantel Hatch (801)264-7446 Ext. 5571.

To schedule your student’s Plan for College and Career Readiness (PCCR) Meeting, please use the Online Scheduler.

Scheduling Instructions The password is riverview.

Haga clickaquí para ver las instrucciones en español. La contraseña es riverview.

  • Course Selection: Course requests take place every February for the following school year. New students fill out the class request form when a student is first enrolled in the school. Students are not guaranteed to get the courses they request. Requests are filled randomly by a computer program with core courses given first priority and electives second.

    Course changes: Students may make changes to their requested courses, at no charge, up to the second-to-last week of the school year. After the school year has ended, students may request to make a schedule change up through the first week of each semester (new students have one week from starting classes to make a change). Course changes are not guaranteed and are based on class size and other factors. Students must fill out a Student Schedule Change Request From and return it to a counselor by the end of the first week of the term. Emails and phone calls will not be used to change a class.

    Students who are not initially registered for a particular course(s) MAY NOT enter and generate credit for the course after the first six school days of the term. COURSE CHANGES MADE AFTER THE FIRST SIX SCHOOL DAYS OF THE TERM FROM ONE SUBJECT TO ANOTHER UNRELATED SUBJECT MAY RESULT IN LOSS OF CREDIT. Day 7-10, the student may receive a “W” and no credit will be generated in the class to which they transfer. Course changes made after the first 10 days of the term from one subject to another unrelated subject will result in an “F” on the transcript, and no credit will be generated in the new course. Students requesting a release period must do so within the FIRST FOUR DAYS of the quarter. Students who are granted parent release time MUST vacate the building and school grounds during their parental release time. The school will not provide supervision for students during release time and trespassing may be enforced. After courses for the semester have started, students desiring a course change should consult with the teacher and their counselor for approval. Dropping a class and requesting parent release is considered a schedule change.

    To change a course, you must fill out the Student Schedule Change Request Form and both parent and student must sign the form.

    Course changes may be made for the following reasons:

    -to change the course to an entirely different course

    -to change teachers (when possible, requests must be made by the parent to Admin.)

    -Special circumstances based on communication with counselors and Admin.

    Students may not change their schedule to get a class with friends or to change lunches.

    Lunch changes are granted based on the circumstances communicated with the Admin and upon Admin approval.

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  • Online Schools, a short list:

    Online education is a great way to do school if the traditional school building is not for you. Did you know you can do some schooling online and some in school?

    In Utah, you can take up to six online classes and still have one or two classes at your school. If online school is something you are interested in, you can learn more about online schooling options at OnlinOnline schools.utah.gov

    Online classes through these schools will replace classes taken at Riverview and cannot be used to earn extra credits to graduate early; please see your counselor for exceptions. Summer classes are considered a part of the fall semester. A student wishing to take online classes through any of the schools listed on the state’s website would need to register on their own (parents can help of course). If you choose to have all classes online, you would need to go to the online school’s website to register for school. If you want a hybrid model with some classes here at Riverview and some online, you would need to go to SEATS to register for the online classes and register for classes at Riverview by contacting the school. For directions on how to use SEATS, go to SOEP

  • Many students need extra help with school, and here at Riverview, we have some unique options.

    • Teachers are willing to help; just ask.
    • March2Succeess Free online tutoring.
    • School Tutoring Academy Private in-home tutoring in Murray with graduates of Brigham Young University and the University of Utah.
    • WYZANT Use this website to find a private math tutor in the area.
    • Totally Tutoring -A local tutoring company. (801)520-3861
    • Typing Tutor Online or Gamequarium Practice and improve typing skills.
    • Khan Academy Improve your math skills and your knowledge in other subjects for all ages and levels.

  • Students who are new to the United States may need some extra help navigating the college process. Here are some resources to help.

    United We Dream “is the largest immigrant youth-led organization in the nation. Our powerful nonpartisan network is made up of over 100,000 immigrant youth and allies and 55 affiliate organizations in 26 states. We organize and advocate for the dignity and fair treatment of immigrant youth and families, regardless of immigration status.”

    How Undocumented Students Can Get College Financial Aid is full of other helpful tips on how immigrant students can pay for college.

  • Knowing what to do to find a job, apply, interview, get the job and keep it can be difficult at times. The Smart Start; Your Guide to Finding and Keeping a Job is a great resource to help anyone navigate the game of getting a job; published by the Department of Workforce Services.

  • Request a Student Transcript and or record by clicking on this link

  • UEN  provides resources and tools to help you and your child navigate and plan from kindergarten through high school to be college and career ready.

    Being a parent of a teenager can be enjoyable but hard at times. You may not know how to support your student through this challenging time. Suicide and mental illness are a serious issue for some teens. Below are websites that have more information on mental illness, suicide prevention, warning signs, and resources you or your student can use to get help in a crisis. Please take a moment to learn more about warning signs of suicide and what can be done to help yourself, a friend, or your student.

    **If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide, call the suicide prevention hotline at 1-800-273-TALK or 988. Mobile Crisis Outreach Teams are also available at no cost. See the Huntsman Mental Health Institute (HMHI) for more information

     

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  • Use the following link to view the list of courses offered at Riverview Junior High: Course Catalog

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  • Are you planning to go to college? Do you have enough money to pay for college or would you like a little aid? Paying for college can be a little hard on the wallet, just as knowing where to start can be a little hard on the brain. So here is a little guide and some resources to help you start planning.

    Keys to Success: The purpose of Keys to Success is to motivate students to unlock their future by connecting them with scholarships, internships, and opportunities that match their career interests. Click on this link to learn more: KeysToSuccess

    SAVE: Open a savings account and start putting some money away for college. You can find a guide to saving for college at my529 and look into opening a Utah Education Savings Plan called a my529 plan.

    FAFSA: In order to qualify for student loans, financial aid, and even some scholarships, you need to fill out the FAFSA, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. You will need your parents help with this, and you will need their previous years’ tax information. Go to Fafsa to learn more and to fill out the FAFSA. It is always a good idea to fill out the FAFSA whether or not you think you will qualify for financial aid. Colleges also use your FAFSA information to determine the financial aid they may offer you.

    Scholarships: Each college or university offers scholarships based on academics (grades and often ACT/SAT scores), skills in specific areas (academic fields, sports, arts, dance, etc.), and/or other areas specific to that college/university. Contact the school’s financial aid center for information on needs-based scholarships (FAFSA is required).

    The  Opportunity Scholarship replaces the state’s Regent scholarship. This scholarship is achievement-based and requires students to complete three advanced courses; one in each of the following areas: English, Math and Science.

    Learn more about other state scholarships by clicking on this link

    Native American Scholarships There are many scholarships and financial aid options specifically for Native American students.

    There are many other scholarships out there given for all sorts of things including ethnicity, hair color, being left-handed, and many others.

    Here are some websites with scholarship information:

    Fast Web

    Study.com Scholarship Guide

    Scholarship Experts

    60 of the Weirdest College Scholarships

    How to Pen a Scholarship Resume

    There are many more websites with scholarship information. Just google “scholarships for college” or even “crazy scholarships for college.” Remember these are online sites, so be careful when giving out personal information.

    27 College Scholarships Your Middle Schooler Should Apply For

    Other Tools and Resources:

    College Cost College scorecards put key data on costs and outcomes together in a clear and comparable way.

    Financial Aid Toolkit includes information about financial aid and has a searchable database of resources and outreach tools. Includes resources in Spanish and other information for parents.

    The Chamber of Commerce’s Guide to College Scholarships

    Estimate how much you should be saving to be prepared to pay for college by clicking College Savings Estimator

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