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MVES School Supply List for the 2024-2025 school year
MVES - We would like to say a big THANK YOU to some special people and show appreciation for the years they have devoted to Mountain View Elementary.
We have three teachers who together have taught over 100 years!!
Ms. Holly Sutton - 41 years (40 years teaching in 3rd grade, 4th grade, as well as, Chapter 1 and 1 year subbing - all at Mountain View Elementary)
Mrs. Francis Idrogo - 32+ years (32 years in Kindergarten and 1 semester in 5th grade - all at Mountain View Elementary)
Mrs. Teena Trammell - 28 years (10 years in Kindergarten at another district and 18 years in Reading Intervention at Mountain View Elementary)
Ms. Dalene Williams has taken care of our teachers and students by keeping our building clean for the past 10 years.
Superintendent Brent Howard presented each of these wonderful ladies with a plaque in honor of their retirement. He is also retiring and during his tenure at Mountain View Schools, he previously served as MVE Assistant Principal and Principal.
May you all have a wonderful retirement and we appreciate each of you for your dedication to Mountain View Elementary!
Happy Retirement!!
MVES - Is your child missing his or her coat or glasses? Please come by Lost & Found...we probably have it!!! All remaining coats will be taken to Dorcas after school on April 12. All glasses will be donated to Mountain View Care.
MVES - It's Assistant Principal's Week! This is Mrs. Shipman and on behalf of Mountain View Elementary, I want to give a shout out to Mrs. Futrell, as she is the Best of the Best! From our students to our staff to our community, she is always willing to do what needs to be done and no one does it better or quicker than her. Each day, Mrs. Futrell is an example of the Golden Rule 🏆(treating others the way you want to be treated.) If you have ever received a food box from the school pantry, it's because of her. She is also the director of our Pre-K. The next time you see her, please tell her "thank you" for a job well done. This picture sums up how she supports me and I appreciate everything she does for MVES and for me. Thank you, Mrs. Futrell...we are so thankful you are our Assistant Principal ♥️
MVES - And the findings from our inquisitive fourth graders indicate the owls we researched had diet of mice and shrew. We think we will stick with the cafeteria and chicken nuggets!!
MVES - Have you ever wondered what an owl has for dinner? We had some inquiring 4th graders research that very question by dissecting owl pellets (regurgitated undigested parts of an owl’s food).
MVES - Due to the need for make-up days missed during the Fall Semester, the following Mondays, February 12 and
February 19, will be "school days". This Monday, February 12, has been designated as our NWEA Maps Achievement Day.
Letters were sent home notifying you if your student qualified or not. All students who showed growth earned Monday off. Students who did not show growth, we will be addressing those needs on Monday and they must attend. Enjoy your weekend!
There will be no school on Monday, January 22, in the Mountain View School District. Again, no school tomorrow.
MVES - More snow pictures ❄️🌨️
MVES - It was "snow" great to get to play outside today as we looked at snowflakes, made snowballs, and even had some taste testers!
MVES - We want to give a shout out to Mountain Momma Cookies and Compass View Church for giving us a sweet send off to Christmas Break! Thank you!
MVES - We would like to thank Centennial Bank for providing and cooking, along with First Baptist Church for serving our annual Christmas Cookout!
MVES - We would like to thank Lee Ann Thomas and RE/MAX Realty for donating the bicycles; Mountain View Wal-Mart for donating the helmets; and Steve Sutton, an agent with RE/MAX, for donating $500 in gift cards for our annual Bike and Shopping Trip Giveaway! We also want to thank Cindy Smith for securing a grant that provided every student a package of books!! Congratulations all of our students who are all winners!!
MVES - Second graders "wrapped up" their last week working on a stem project creating the tallest tree using marshmallows and toothpicks!
MVES - As we "wrapped up"our first semester, our students found fun ways to learn. Here we had fourth graders asking, "Who can make the longest paper chain using only one sheet of construction paper?"
MVES - Start your holiday season with the best musical in town! Our 4th graders will put a jingle in your step and a twinkle in your eye. The show starts at 5:30 TONIGHT!!! This production is a fundraiser for our Fine Arts Department. Admission is $2!!
MVES - Is your child missing his or her coat? Please come by Lost & Found...we probably have it!!! All remaining coats will be taken to Dorcas on December 19.
MVES - Start your holiday season with the best musical in town! Our 4th graders will put a jingle in your step and a twinkle in your eye. The show starts at 5:30 Thursday, December 14. Come out and support our Fine Arts Club. Admission is $2.
MVES - We would like to thank RE/MAX Edge Realty, along with the Batesville Board of Realtors, for donating coats for our students in need. We appreciate you caring for our students!!
MVES - Pumpkins, spiders, and bats, OH MY! First graders completed a stem challenge on building a structure, learned about the pumpkin life cycle, counted pumpkin seeds, and made spiders as part of the fall celebration this week.