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At Riverdale, each and every one of our Raiders experience a dynamic and engaging educational experience. Riverdale excels in fostering academic achievement and growth while valuing creativity and innovation. Students are encouraged to connect their learning across disciplines, such as linking history lessons to artistic expression, creating a well-rounded approach to education. Guided by the REAL Raider values - Respect, Engage, Accountable, Leader - Riverdale empowers students to pursue their very best in every aspect. 

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Raider Highlights

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Program Spotlight

RaiderTV

Riverdale’s RaiderTV is officially on the air in a brand new, professional-style studio, giving students an authentic broadcast experience that mirrors real-world news production and elevates the program.

The new RaiderTV set made its debut in the 25-26 school year with the program’s first broadcast taped in the upgraded studio. What began as a small after-school club has grown into a full class and now features a professional-style set designed to mirror what students would experience in a real broadcast studio.

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Program Spotlight

Riverdale Baseball

Riverdale K-8 baseball continued its impressive growth this season, highlighted by a championship game appearance for the seventh grade Raiders and strong development across all grade levels.

The seventh grade team, led by coach Chris Hebert, put together an outstanding 12-3-1 season in the Middle School Coaches League Upper West Division. Fourteen players made up the roster, with 13 returning from last year’s sixth grade team. Their experience and chemistry paid off as the Raiders finished second in their division and advanced all the way to the championship game.

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