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New River Grading Practices
Parents can watch this video to find out about the grading practices that are being used at New River Elementary.
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K-6 Report Card Information
Why has the Deer Valley Unified School District revised the grading procedures? Parents can access information regarding grading procedures here.
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STEM Education Offered at New River
New River routinely provides students with learning opportunities through enriching STEM activities. STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math and STEM at New River encompasses these content areas. Once a month, all New River students participate in a campus wide STEM day. In addition, teachers routinely enrich grade level standards with STEM challenges and projects. As a result, New River students are developing essential 21st century skills such as problem solving, decision making, critical thinking, and collaboration!
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Register Today for Kindergarten at New River!
Are you ready to start Kindergarten? We are so excited to have you join us for the 2022-2023 school year. Mrs. Martin will tell you all about what to expect in Kindergarten.
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PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports) Program at New River
All New River students demonstrate CATS Expectations. C- Constantly Caring A- Always Respectful, Today's Citizens and S-Safety First. Students earn wildcat bucks for demonstrating these expectations that they can use to purchase item and fun experience coupons in the Wildcat Den. Check out 2021 Second grade students chant out CATS Cheer at this link!
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All Things E.Q. at New River
At New River we follow All Things E.Q., which helps our school community learn how to build better tomorrows by SHOWING UP for today. The staff at our school works hard to develop your child's E.Q. (emotional quotient) because we deeply care about their social-emotional learning just as much as their intellectual learning.
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2022-2023 Supply Lists
Find out what supplies your child will need for the beginning of the school year.
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New River Community,
I am grateful to continue to lead New River Elementary school for the third year. Last year, our theme was “Time to Grow.” We focused on having a growth mindset, setting goals, and celebrating each small step while viewing mistakes as opportunities to learn. Our students thrived last year and the growth we saw academically and socially was amazing! We are going to continue our focus on growth mindset with this year’s theme, “The Power of Yet.” With our focus on growth, students acknowledge where their current skill levels are and they are informed of where their skills will grow to, using the language of “Yet.” For example, instead of saying, “I don’t understand this math concept,” they say “I don’t understand this math concept yet.” This shift in thinking helps students develop self-confidence through hope and a belief they can achieve their goals.
