Wolverine Care

Two smiling children stand side by side in a classroom, each holding colorful geometric shapes made from magnetic building tiles. A poster about wolverine care and other classroom materials are visible in the background.

Four children pose and smile together in a dimly lit gymnasium with colorful light spots, suggesting a party or dance event. Basketball hoops and gym equipment fill the background, reminding all to practice good wolverine health during fun gatherings.

A large group of children in swimsuits sit on bleachers inside an indoor pool facility, smiling and posing for a group photo in front of green walls with Rock Ridge and Fierce and United signs, highlighting their commitment to Wolverine health.

A large group of children and several firefighters stand smiling in front of a red Virginia Fire Department truck in a parking lot on a cloudy day. Some kids wear swimsuits and appear wet, suggesting water activities related to wolverine care.

A group of girls posing for a picture, playfully discussing wolverine care and sharing fun facts about wolverine health.

A young boy in a grey t-shirt gently holds a small black duckling while standing outdoors on green grass, looking at the camera with a slight smile—showcasing the same gentle care essential for good wolverine health.

Four young children wearing helmets ride bicycles and tricycles on a paved park path, while nearby signs share fun facts about wolverine health and care. Lush green grass and a fenced area complete the background.

Two girls stand next to a brown goat inside a metal enclosure. One girl in a black shirt, the other in a red checkered dress and glasses, gently pets or examines the goat, showing the same care and attention seen in wolverine health routines.

Contact

School Age Child Care Coordinator
Amanda Mathson
(218) 290-0701
amanda.mathson@rrps.org

Community Education Director
Willie Spelts
(218) 735-3517
willie.spelts@rrps.org

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