Ridgeview Elementary Contact Information

Main Office 952-806-7100  
Fax Number 952-806-7101  
Attendance 952-806-7102 rvattendance@isd271.org
Health Office 952-806-7108 rjansen@isd271.org
Carey Seeley, principal 952-806-7100 cseeley@isd271.org
Aubrey Connolly, school secretary 952-806-7100 aconnolly@isd271.org
Erin Gordon, Kids' SAFARI 952-806-7107 egordon@isd271.org
Ridgeview PTA   RidgeviewElemPTA@gmail.com
Heather Starks, school board ambassador 952-884-7582 hstarks@isd271.org
Lucinda Jones, cultural liaison 952-681-6437 ljones1@isd271.org
Myriam Daumal, MA-LPCC track, contract, Washburn Center Therapist   myriam.daumal@washburn.org


Harassment and Violence Reporting Form
Bloomington Public Schools maintains a firm policy prohibiting all forms of harassment and violence. Use this form to report issues relating to harassment and violence.

Building Security

In order to ensure the safety of all Ridgeview students and staff, anyone entering the building must report to the office to sign in. Visitors must wear a visitor badge while on school premises. The main entrance (north door) is the only door open during the school day.

 

Programs

Ridgeview Elementary offers Elements (grades 2-3) and Dimensions Academy (grades 4-5) programs for exceptionally gifted students.

Gifted and Talented Program

Kids' SAFARI is a before- and after-school child care program. Students can participate in a number of structured activities like gym time or art projects. 

Kids' SAFARI

Extracurricular Programs

All grade 5 students have the opportunity to participate in band and orchestra. 

Band and Orchestra Website

Street Patrols

Grade 5 students patrol at the front/bus doors and at designated street crossings before and after school.  Student street patrols are expected to be at school for an 8:40 a.m. meeting and in the afternoon are on duty until the buses have departed. They are expected to dress appropriately for the weather. Student street patrols must be willing to serve outside during all types of weather (rain or below zero). Grade 4 students apply for this position in the spring.

Bus Patrols

Grade 5 students must ride the bus in order to be a bus patrol. Student bus patrols are to be leaders on the bus, to help the bus driver get to and from school without any incidents on the bus, and to help set a theme of safety at school and on the bus. Depending on the schedule, they may also be responsible for leading kindergartners to the proper bus. Grade 4 students apply for this position in the spring.

Contact

John Bruce
Safety Patrol Adviser
jbruce@isd271.org

Grade 5 students work with Media Center staff to produce the morning news broadcast using WeVideo. Positions include news anchors, reporters, and production crew. Students positions are rotated and students will have the opportunity to do all the jobs. Crews are assigned for two week shifts at a time and rotated throughout the school year. Grade 4 students apply for this position in the spring.

Grade 5 students work in the Media Center shelving books, straightening bookshelves, and other tasks assigned by the Media Center Staff. Students are expected to be in the Media Center at 9:05 a.m. Grade 4 students apply for this position in the spring.