CLIP Program (Contracted Learning for Individual Pacing)

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The mission of CLIP is to provide an educational opportunity for students in grades 9-12 who are seeking an alternative way to earn a high school diploma. CLIP has been highly successful in graduating students throughout its existence.

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Each student has a class schedule directly related to their student learning plan (graduation plan). This plan is developed by the CLIP certificated staff with student and parent input if so desired. Full-time CLIP students generally attend classes 8-12 hours each week. Parents provide 15-20 hours of monitoring assignment completion at home. Students are assessed each week in every class.

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As a program that is aligned with the state learning standards and graduation requirements, all CLIP students must meet Riverview School District Graduation Requirements and pass the state required assessments for the student’s graduation year to qualify for graduation.

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Should transportation be a need for our CLIP students, we will work to explore and support available transportation options to and from the Riverview Learning Center campus. 

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CLEAR Program (Cyber Learning Education Alternative at Riverview)

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For more information contact the Riverview Learning Center principal, Marilee Bosshart.