Recently, the Apple Valley Unified School District named Rio Vista School of Applied Learning as one of the best elementary schools. The school still uses applied learning to help students learn how to think critically and solve problems in the real world. Parents are encouraged to use ParentSquare to stay in touch with each other and find out about the latest school events and educational programs.

Q1. What does Rio Vista School's "Applied Learning" focus on?

Ans. Rio Vista uses project-based learning, which means that students use what they learn in class to solve real-world problems and work on projects.

Q2. Is there a system for good behavior at Rio Vista School?

Ans. The school uses PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) to reward students who follow the rules and show respect on campus.

Q3. Can families who go to Rio Vista School use the Family Resource Center in the district?

Ans. Families are encouraged to go to the AVUSD Family Centers for help with food, clothes, and other social services.

Q4. Does Rio Vista School have a science or maker fair every year?

Ans. Every year, students put on a show where they show off their scientific discoveries and inventions that they made while learning.

Q5. How do students get to Rio Vista School?

Ans. Walkers must enter through the right gate on Hesperia Road, where staff members keep an eye on student safety during the morning rush.