Mountain View

Monthly

Volume 9, issue #8

March 2026

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Dear Mountain View Families,

Can you believe we're already 2/3 of the way through this school year?!

As we move into a new month at Mountain View, we're filled with gratitude for our incredible students, dedicated staff, and supportive families. Each day, our classrooms are buzzing with curiosity, creativity, and growth. Thank you for partnering with us to ensure every child feels safe, valued, and challenged to reach their full potential. Together, we are building not just strong learners, but a strong community. We're proud of the work happening here and look forward to all the month of March will bring!

With gratitude,

Peggy Heath Laura Spratt

Mountain View Principal Assistant Principal

Latest News

FEBRUARY

28- Mountain View's SPRING CARNIVAL! 1-3pm

MARCH

9- Professional Learning Day [no school for students]

[NEW DATE] 10- MVE PTO Meeting, 6:30pm

11- Noodles & Company Dine Out, 4-8pm

16 - Mountain View Night at Skate City

16-20: Mountain View Read-a-Thon Spirit Week

19- 3rd Grade Musical

20- Mountain View Read-a-Thon!

23-27: Spring Break, NO SCHOOL

30- Let Grow March homework due

APRIL

1- Chipotle Dine Out, 4:00-8:00pm

7-26: CMAS Testing, grades 3-5

13- Professional Learning Day [no school for students]

22- 5280 Burger Bar Dine Out, ALL DAY

23- Take Your Child to Work Day: register here

24-Signing Choir Performances:

9:00am, 1:15pm, and 6:30pm

30-Spring Choir Concert, 6:30pm

Our annual Mountain View Read-a-Thon is coming up March 16-20. Our goal is to raise $1500, which will enable us to buy approximately 100 new library books. We'll celebrate reading with a Spirit Week, The Masked Reader, and a whole-school Read In. If you'd like to help us reach our goal by donating, please click here.

The "Smile" Update from MJ Thomas

For those we photographed: We are hard at work getting those beautiful portraits ready and headed your way soon!

Missed the chance to order? You can still order a Class Group photo to commemorate the year by going here: https://shop.imagequix.com/g1001090401

Customer Support: reach out to our friendly Customer Service team at 970-241-2467 or support@mymjthomas.com. We’ll do our very best to help you get exactly what you need!

Mountain View Elementary Yearbook

Yearbooks are on sale for $25 until 3/21/26 then

the price increases to $30 until 4/4/26.

Order Now While Supplies Last!

MARCH

LEADERSHIP: BUILD CONNECTIONS

This month, your child will continue to explore leadership by building connections. Part of being a leader is creating connections among people, and keeping those connections going. Feeling connected is important for our overall well-being. Maintaining social connections or friendships with people helps us not only during fun times, but also during challenging times.

Connections can also help us navigate disagreements more constructively. We are all not always going to agree with each other 100%. If we have a strong, underlying connection with someone, it can help us handle disagreements and differing points of view with less conflict and more curiosity.

As your child takes the lead in building connections, it can foster their maturity, support, self-discovery, and help them build relationship skills.

Click here for March's assignment.

Mountain View’s Wake Up and Walk Club!

WHEN- Friday mornings at 7:15am

WHERE- Start at the baseball field on the south side of the school

FAMILIES-You are encouraged to participate but you are also welcome to drop your student off early as there will be certified staff monitoring the club.

This club will be weather dependent and families will be notified the day before if the club is NOT happening.
There's no sign-up required, just show up dressed for the weather and ready to run or walk for about 20 minutes.

Electronic Flyers

Community Flyers for Services, Activities and Resources

Code Ninjas

Bohman Orthodontics

Urgent Care

Hyland Hills Parks/Rec

Mathnasium

i9Sports

Mickey Travels

Mountain View's Resource Pantry is in need of snack donations. High-need items include Belvita, Veggie Sticks, applesauce pouches, Cheez-its, Goldfish, granola bars, & fig bars.

Please send your donation to the front office with a note marking it "snack closet". Thank you for your help!

If your family is in need of emergency food or resources, please email Apryl Delclos at Mountain View at del022859@adams12.org

click here for additional food resources

Reminder: please do not bring valuables and toys to school. This includes fidgets and stuffed animals. Any student who needs a fidget tool will be provided one by the school. Having extra toys and valuables here at school creates problems with items being lost, stolen, or broken and also causes students to distract themselves and others from learning. Of course, our classes sometimes have special days when students are allowed to bring in a favorite toy, game, or stuffed animal, so please wait for those special days. Thank you.

Find out what city, county, state and federal public benefits, tax credits, financial assistance, nonprofit supports and services your family may be eligible for. Log into MyFriendBen.org for information.

Broomfield Children's Library

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All 4-year-olds and some 3-year-olds qualify for FREE preschool.

📚 A strong start to learning: We believe in setting the foundation for success. Our Five Star preschool program focuses on boosting literacy, cognition, and social skills, and providing our youngest learners with the tools they need to excel in kindergarten and beyond.

🕒 Flexible Timing: Morning and afternoon sessions are available.

Apply today!