MVES - Our annual Christmas Giveaway was today and what a joy it was for all!! Every student received a book courtesy of a grant written by our very own Cindy Smith. Bicycles were provided by Lee Ann Thomas-Bontrager of Re-Max, 5 $100 shopping trips donated by Steve Sutton of Re-Max, and helmets were gifted by Steve Sutton and Save the Children. We are so thankful for the community we live in and that loves our kids as much as we do!!
MVES - Our engineers, architects, and meteorologists...I mean our 3rd grade students were exploring the effects of natural hazards such as tornadoes, hurricanes, and dust storms. Using limited supplies, students built a paper house that was sturdy enough to survive a wind storm.
MVES - Look at what our 4th grade students have been working on: angles and opinions!
MVES - It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas!! Second graders performed at Christmas on the Square. Followed by Ms. Ankeney and Mrs. Heather with Save the Children presenting a Christmas reading with students and handing out free toys to students.
MVES - Students enjoying lunch in the classroom on our early out day.
MVES - December has been a busy month at Mountain View Elementary. We started out the month with our 3rd and 4th grade Spelling Bee.
3rd Grade
1st - Cecilia
2nd - Dot
3rd - Alex
Alternate - Addi
4th Grade
1st - Jason
2nd - Jerrett
3rd - Whitney
Alternate - Jasper
Bus 19 (Big Flat and sylamore) is running late this morning. If your child rides that bus and you are able to bring them to school this morning please do so. It will be at least 30mins late. We apologize for the inconvenience.
MVES - Mrs. Adams' "lil' turkeys" had a "Classgiving" to send us off to our Thanksgiving break.
We hope all of our students, staff, and their families have a wonderful week and we are so thankful for each of you! Happy Thanksgiving from Mountain View Elementary!
MVES - “Bring what you’ve got, put it in the pot. We’re making stone soup!”
After reading the story "Stone Soup," Mrs. Branscum’s class made their own soup with “only a stone and one other special ingredient - sharing.”
MVES - Mountain View Elementary would like to thank our veterans for serving bravely so we live freely.
MVES - Jennifer Hintson. Pure International Classy Ms. Sovereign Nation, brought us all treats and no tricks for a Halloween luncheon. She works with local schools to provide afternoon snacks for students and on occasion, treats the teachers, as well!! Thank you!!!
MVES - Mountain View Kindergarten enjoyed a fun-filled day at the pumpkin patch.
MVES - Our students showed up for Red Ribbon Week! We are proud to be drug free!!
MVES - MVHS EAST students showed a video to our elementary students and shared information on being drug free for Red Ribbon Week. Thank you, EAST, for setting a great example for our student!
MVES - Some days it feels like a circus, but this week, Mrs. Keith's class was entertained by a retired circus performer!! They also enjoyed fun fall activities as they worked on fine motor skills.
MVES - LIFE IS A MOVIE, FILM DRUG FREE!!! Show your pledge to be DRUG FREE by dressing up next week as MVES celebrates Drug Free Week October 28-November 1.
MVES & MVMS - A big THANK YOU to Greg Peters and Mountain View Chevrolet for choosing Mountain View Elementary and Mountain View Middle School as recipients of the Chevy Back to School $5000 sponsorship. We are thankful for Mountain View Chevrolet supporting the Yellowjackets!!!
MVES - The Mountain View Volunteer Fire Department visited with our Pre-K during Fire Prevention Week. We are so thankful for our community workers!! And again, the fire truck was the favorite!
MVES - Thank you to all of our parents who came to Parent Teacher Conferences tonight. We were so glad to see each of you and share what you child has been learning over the past nine weeks!
MVES - We would like to thank Mountain View Chevrolet for sponsoring us at our Parent Teacher Conferences tonight through the Chevy Back to School Program.
