At this time, main roads are mostly safe for travel; however, many backroads remain treacherous in spots, particularly in shaded and rural areas. District leaders continue to stay in close communication with emergency preparedness officials and weather professionals as we monitor conditions throughout our communities.
As communicated last Friday, tomorrow (Tuesday, January 27) has been designated as an eLearning day. We are pleased to report that power is on at all schools, and our facilities and maintenance teams are actively working to prepare campuses and buildings for the safe return of students and staff when conditions allow.
As we move through Tuesday (Jan 27th), district leaders will continue assessing road conditions and updated forecasts in collaboration with our emergency and weather partners. We will provide updates on Tuesday should any decisions be made regarding plans for Wednesday.
Thank you for your patience, flexibility, and continued partnership. The safety of our students and staff remains our top priority as we thoughtfully balance safety with continuity of learning.

Due to the anticipated winter weather conditions and continued concerns related to freezing rain, sleet, and extremely cold temperatures, Anderson School District 4 will operate on eLearning Day for Monday Jan 26th and Tuesday Jan 27th
We continue to remain in regular communication with the National Weather Service and Anderson County Emergency Management, and we have worked closely with the other Anderson County school districts in making this decision. In addition to road conditions, forecasted temperatures are expected to be extremely cold, which can impact our ability to safely operate school buses, particularly during the early morning hours.
Here are resources and support for families:
https://www.emd.andersonsheriff.org/winterstorm
We also understand that winter weather can result in power outages or connectivity issues that may impact a student’s ability to complete assignments. Families experiencing these challenges should communicate with their school as needed. Flexibility will be provided, and students will not be penalized for circumstances beyond their control.
We appreciate your patience, flexibility, and continued partnership as we prioritize the safety of our students and staff. Updates regarding school operations for the remainder of the week will be communicated as conditions improve and more information becomes available.






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RMS Parents and Guardians:
Do you have questions about the middle of the school year? Student discipline? The importance of winter and spring testing? Or anything else on your mind?
Join us next Tuesday, January 20th, at 5:30 PM in the RMS Media Center for "Meeting in the Middle"—a parent session designed to inform and answer questions from parents and students. now and in the future.
The meeting is open to everyone, but if you wish to RSVP or submit questions in advance, please complete the following Google Form:
👉 https://forms.gle/ZcgRXv1Ek26Y5jqq7



Come check out the Bulldogs as they take on Walhalla and get a sneak peek at the Riverside spirit you're about to experience as rising Bulldogs!

Riverside Parents and Guardians:
Do you have questions as we reach the middle of the school year? Wondering about testing, grades, or school discipline?
Join us for “Meeting in the Middle,” a parent session designed for all Riverside families. We’ll review what’s happening at Riverside halfway through the year and share a snapshot of what to expect for the rest of the school year!
To sign up—or to submit questions for the Q&A session—use the link below:
👉https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSclNwqutnN-TM9h-S02ZdUZAQ2UYOsf-biZPKxKKJf_xt67sg/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=102754534506748717600

Kicking off a new week with a home game vs. Powdersville!

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The Dogs take on Seneca tonight at home! Pack the house!

