School News

Our 5th-grade students had a "pro-level" experience this past week! We were honored to welcome a very special guest speaker: NFL Offensive Lineman Juice Scruggs, who also happens to be the proud uncle of our very own Iliana Morgan.

Juice, who was recently traded to the Detroit Lions, took time out of his off-season to visit with our students and share his inspiring journey. He spoke candidly about:

*The vital importance of staying in school and focusing on academics.
* How making good choices today shapes your opportunities tomorrow.
* His personal story of perseverance and the hard work it took to reach the NFL.

It’s not every day you get to learn life lessons from a professional athlete! A huge thank you to Juice Scruggs for investing in our students for this memorable visit.

 

It was a special day at Royalview as we gathered to honor our Empathy Leaders.

These outstanding students were chosen by their teachers for consistently going above and beyond to show kindness, understanding, and support for others. Whether it was noticing a friend who needed a smile or helping a classmate through a tough challenge, these leaders truly embody the heart of our school.

Why They Stand Out:
They Listen: They take the time to hear what others are feeling.
They Include: They make sure everyone has a seat at the table.
They Act: They step in to help before even being asked.

Seeing these students lead with their hearts reminds us all that being a "leader" isn't just about taking charge, it’s about taking care of one another.

We are so proud of our Royalview Rangers.

The fourth and fifth graders in Royalview Elementary’s Royal Council leadership group led a fundraising drive for Ohio Paws with Purpose. Guided by teachers Meredith Lieberg and Heather Kiggins, through their hard work and creativity the students raised an incredible $873 for the organization. Ohio Paws with Purpose helps keep pets with their families in Lake County. Special thanks also to Director Wayne Campbell and Lake County Treasurer Michael Zuren for visiting our school, meeting with the students, and accepting the check on behalf of the organization. What an inspiring moment for our kids to see community impact in action! We are proud of our Royalview Rangers for making a difference.

Students from Willowick Middle School are teaming up with younger learners at Royalview to design and build adapted equipment that supports a wide range of physical and learning needs. Through hands-on problem-solving and collaboration, the middle schoolers are using creativity, empathy, and STEM skills to develop tools that help Royalview students participate more fully in classroom and recreational activities. The project not only promotes inclusion but also gives both groups of students a meaningful, real-world experience in making a positive impact on their school community.

 

At Royalview, we proudly inducted our new group of Royal Council students!

These outstanding students have exemplified leadership, kindness, and responsibility, serving as great role models for their peers. We are excited to see all the positive things they will do for our school and community this year.

We were honored to be joined by Mayor Vanni, who shared inspiring words with our students. Thank you for joining us, Mayor Vanni!