"BUILDING A PATH TO OUR FUTURE"
Jan. 31st - Aug.11th- Kindergarten Academy
Aug.1st - Aug.10th- Summer School (Mon- Thurs)
Aug. 23rd- First day of school!
Running Rams Cross Country Club
Who: Incoming 5th grade through 8th grade. High School runners are welcome!
Where: Front of the Civic Center
When: Wednesdays throughout the summer at 9am starting June 14th
We look forward to seeing athletes that are interested in cross country in the fall or athletes that just want to stay in shape throughout the summer.
Please contact Coach Stiegemeier 208-949-0841 with any questions!
Dear Parents and Families,
Thank you for another amazing year. This year felt like it flew by. I continue to be in awe of watching your children grow and learn. Their smiles are infectious.
I am also thankful for the ongoing support provided by the parents and caregivers. Thank you for providing your time to support your child's teacher and the school. Thank you for showing up and helping celebrate successes, thank you for answering the phone when I may have called with a message you didn't want to hear, and thank you for helping your child show up ready to learn!
I hope you have an amazing summer!
JBoyd
Starting next week local volunteers are going to re-start the Lunch in the Sun program at the pool.
The program is planned for M/W/F from 11:30-12:15; they will serve sack lunches to 18yr & under.
No registration required, just come grab a lunch (18 and under).
Week of May 30th, 2023
4th Grade BUGS!
Thank You to Pat Corbe and Pizza Co for their continued support of our students!
5th Grade BUGS!
ALL of our 5th grade students earned the BUG award !
Week of May 22nd, 2023
Ms. Mann class Talent Show!
Graduate Walk. class of 2023
Track and Field Day!
Mr. Browning did a GREAT job!
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of May 15th, 2023
"Transition" Day! Students spent some time visiting their next year classes.
Spring Concert Day!
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of May 8th, 2023
Thank you!! Our Teachers (and staff) were showered with appreciation through-out the week.
Yellowstone Expedition
Thank you to the volunteers who helped make Bike Rodeo a success: Red Lodge Fire, EMS, Search and Rescue, high school volunteer mentors, BRTA support, Rotary, Beartooth IGA, and Rue Freeman!
Week of May 1st, 2023
Mountain View Spring Concert is Wednesday, May 12th at 9am and 1pm.
THE RED LODGE FESTIVAL OF NATIONS BEGAN IN 1950 AS A WAY TO BRING RED LODGE'S DIVERSE ETHNIC COMMUNITIES TOGETHER TO SHARE
MUSIC, DANCE, FOOD, TRADITIONAL CLOTHING, STORIES, AND LANGUAGE.
THROUGHOUT THE NINE-DAY FESTIVAL. THE CIVIC CENTER, DOWNTOWN PARADES, PARKS, AND HOMES WERE FILLED WITH JOYOUS MUSK AND
CULTURE FROM MANY PARTS OF THE WORLD. THIS SPRING CONCERT WE HOPE TO REVIVE SOME OF THIS SPIRIT TO REMIND US OF OUR
DIVERSE ANCESTRY, THE VALUE OF THOSE OLD TRADITIONS, AND OUR SHARED COMMUNITY SPIRIT.
THE STUDENTS HAVE LEARNED SONGS FROM MANY CULTURES TO SHARE WITH THEIR COMMUNITY.
Delivering May Day Baskets
Robot Presentation from RLHS students and Mrs. Graber.
The 4th and 5th grade classes learned about rainwater during a library outreach activity.
Humanities Montana presented a historical reenactment to the 5th grade classes.
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of April 24th, 2023
Please remember to return ballots by May 2nd. Thank you.
As part of the Parks and Sustainability Boards' Earth Week celebration, Assistant Weed Coordinator from the Carbon County Weed District, Pam Schwend hosted educational activities regarding weeds common to Carbon County.
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of April 17th, 2023
Thank you to Pat Corbe for supporting our 4th and 5th grade BUGS and thank you to the volunteers who came and helped serve pizza!
Congratulations to our 54 students for being BUGS!
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of April 3rd, 2023
Thank you to the Masonic Lodge for supporting our school and students. The Masonic Lodge provides a kindle drawing at the end of I Love to Read Month.
Mrs. Halvorsen hosted Battle of the Books for our 4th and 5th grade students. A big thank you to Mrs. Halvorsen for taking the time to provide this opportunity!
Kindergarten Round Up! "Building a Path to Our Future"
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of March 20th, 2023
1st Grade Word Scavenger Hung
Mrs. Stiegemeier's class went Cross-Country Skiing
Tippet Rise visited and taught an awesome art project.
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of March 13th, 2023
5th Grade Yellowstone Expedition
Mrs. Stiegemeier's class went Cross-Country Skiing
Tippet Rise visited and taught an awesome art project.
1st Grade Word Scavenger Hung
Mrs. Stiegemeier's class went Cross-Country Skiing
Tippet Rise visited and taught an awesome art project.
1st Grade Word Scavenger Hung
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of March 6th, 2023
For Women's History Month, these awesome women came in to share about their careers and incredible contributions to our community and county. Be sure to ask your 4th or 5th grade child who they spent time with and what they gained from their conversations.
Thank you to all the women who took time out of there day to come and share their experiences.
*Thank you to Mrs. Simpson and Carnegie Library for hosting such an amazing event*
Send off for State Basketball, GO RAMS!
Reading to the leprechauns
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of February 27th, 2023
Big Sky Fit Kids
As many of you know, in PE our classes have been participating in the Big Sky Fit Kids Challenge. Over the course of the month they have been tracking their daily exercise and their fruit and vegetable servings. It is now time to record the first month of the challenge and see where our classes stand in the competition! Please use the QR code to report your students numbers.
During National FFA Week our FFA spread cheer by celebrating Miss. Caitlin and hosting a coloring contest.
Nikki and Jet with Beartooth Humane Alliance visited 2nd grade to help teach dog safety.
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of February 20th, 2023
Thank You
A week late, but Caitlin and I want to express how incredibly thankful we are for all the love and appreciation that was shown to us on Valentines Day. We know we are blessed to have such thoughtful families.
4th grade Wax Museum Presentations
I Love to Read with our High School Athletes
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of February 13th, 2023
Kid's Corner
End of season sale! All clothing is $1 except jackets. Kids Corner helps support the kids of Red Lodge in many ways, please consider shopping at the sale. They are open weekends 11:00AM-5:00PM and M,W,F 2:00PM-5:00PM.
Ski Days:
2nd and 3rd grade ski days will be Tuesday March 7th, 14th, and Monday March 20th. On Monday the 20th please ensure your students are here by 8:00AM.
4th and 5th grade ski days will be March 8th, 15th, and 22nd.
4th grade Wax Museum Presentations
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of February 6th, 2023
Gloves
The school is running low on gloves to loan our younger students when they forget theirs. If you happen to have an extra pair, please consider donating to the office. Thank you!
Ski Days:
2nd and 3rd grade ski days will be Tuesday March 7th, 14th, and Monday March 20th. On Monday the 20th please ensure your students are here by 8:00AM.
Paperwork was due back to the office on Thursday, February 9th. If you did not get it turned in please do so by Monday the 13th to ensure your student is able to attend the ski days with their class.
4th and 5th grade ski days will be March 8th, 15th, and 22nd.
Volunteers supporting I Love to Read Month
Thank you to Red Lodge Area Foundation for supporting MT Shakes Performance and Workshops.
Ms. Mann's class enjoying Stone Soup.
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of January 30th, 2023
Gloves
The school is running low on gloves to loan our younger students when they forget theirs. If you happen to have an extra pair, please consider donating to the office. Thank you!
Ski Days:
2nd and 3rd grade ski days will be Tuesday March 7th, 14th, and Monday March 20th. On Monday the 20th please ensure your students are here by 8:00AM.
Paperwork is due back to the office by Thursday, February 9th.
4th and 5th grade ski days will be March 8th, 15th, and 22nd.
100 Days Smarter!
I Love to Read
Our teachers spent Monday morning looking at data.
1st grade students learning about Agriculture from our high school students.
3rd grade had a presentation from Beartooth Humane Alliance.
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of January 23rd, 2023
Shoes for Kids!
Provided by Star in the West #40 Red Lodge Mason's
New Shoes at Masonic Hall by Market 5555. Use side door. Children need to be accompanied by an adult.
*If you have a child in need of shoes, please plan on visiting the Masonic Hall on February 4th from 9am to 12pm.
Please help remind your child that: hands, feet, and objects need to be kept to themselves. Thank you, we are really working on this and appreciate your support!
4th/5th Students Rocked the Spelling Bee!
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of January 16th, 2023
Shoes for Kids!
Provided by Star in the West #40 Red Lodge Mason's
New Shoes at Masonic Hall by Market 5555. Use side door. Children need to be accompanied by an adult.
*If you have a child in need of shoes, please plan on visiting the Masonic Hall on February 4th from 9am to 12pm.
Congratulations to our Expedition Yellowstone Raffle Winners: Chico Hot Springs- Trisha Gleich and Earlywood- Kelly and Greg Burfeind.
Thank you to all who supported this wonderful opportunity for our 5th grade students.
Martin Luther King Jr. Presentation
Billings Symphony
BUG AWARDS
55 of our 4th and 5th grade students earned BUG awards. Thank you to Pat Corbe for supporting our students. Pat and Pizza Co. help celebrate our student's success by throwing them a pizza party!
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of January 9th, 2023
Little Rams Basketball
Please use the QR code if you would like to register your 2-4 grader for Little Rams Basketball. A flyer will also will be coming home in Friday Folders.
Tippet Rise joined many of our classes to teach an awesome art lesson.
Roosevelt Reads visits the 4th grade.
Ms. Moos class is learning about force, motion, and speed.
1st Grade completing a STEM project with marshmallows.
Thank You to Kids Corner
Kids Corner continues to support the school via grants. Our kindergartners are so excited about their new reading corner!
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of January 2nd, 2023
(photos from before break)
Kindergarten performed their annual play, "The Toy Shop". Our teachers do an absolutely amazing job with this play!
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of December 12th, 2022
Ski Reminder
Helmet order forms for our upcoming ski dates are due to the office by December 20th!
Thank you to Bank of Red Lodge for supporting our students.
Family Affair
An amazing program, thank you Mr. Burdick and Mrs. Coutts!
Ms. Mann's 3rd grade class was able to go to the Wildlife Sanctuary and name their new addition. Meet M&M.
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Thank you Earlywood for the awesome donation, our new mascot!
Week of December 12th, 2022
Food Drive
Rock Creek Ranchers is hosting a Food Drive for the Food Bank at Red Lodge High School. Bring non-perishable foods to the Elementary Office for a chance to win a stocking full of toys. This goes from December 6-13. For every item brought to school, you will be given a ticket to place in the drawing. Drawing will be held December 14 at the Christmas concert.
Week of November 28th, 2022
Mountain View Elementary 5th Graders will be hosting a booth at this year's Christmas Stroll fundraising for their Expedition Yellowstone trip. In this incredible program, students, teachers and parent chaperones spend 5 days in Yellowstone National Park learning through direct experience in nature.
We have two amazing raffle opportunities: a $350 gift certificate for Chico Hot Springs and an Earlywood gift basket valued at $500! Tickets for both prizes are $10 each. The drawing for each winner will take place after the holidays.
Our booth will be located in front of Red Lodge Cafe on both nights of the stroll, from 6:00 to 8:30 pm.
If you can't make it to the Stroll, stay tuned for additional opportunities to purchase raffle tickets!
Kids Corner
Mountain View Elementary would like to THANK Kids Corner for their multiple donations to support our teachers and students.
Kids Corner makes donations to community organizations, these donations are made possible by those who donate and shop at Kids Corner.
STEAM Project in 1st grade.
Scavenger Hunt
2nd Grade Play, "Over the River."
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of November 14th, 2022
A little morning reading.
Kindergarten and 5th grade working on a "Thankful for Trees" activity.
4th grade Art, we are so blessed to have Mrs. Lauritzen teaching our students.
Singing Happy Birthday
Making Fresh Friday snack
Ms. Mann's class made Leftover Thanksgiving Dinner Casserole Bags.
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of November 7th, 2022
A sea of RED to honor our VETERANS. Thank you for your service.
Sister, Sister
Morning Calendar
Novel Study
STEAM in 2nd grade. Design Process, build a bridge that Billy Goats can cross.
A little Friday Fun
5/6 basketball season comes to an end.
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of October 31st, 2022
Red Lodge School of Dance put on an awesome performance of Thriller.
Halloween on a Monday!
Week of October 24th, 2022
Head Lice Update
Head Lice is tricky and recommendations to how schools handle it has changed in recent years. Currently, we are working to implement the following (as recommended by public health) while still being as proactive as possible.
"Both the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the CDC advocate for the following practices to be discontinued:
whole classroom screening,
exclusion for nits or live lice,
notification to others except for parents/guardians of students with head lice infestations (Devore et , 2015; CDC, 2015b, para. 3)."
After consideration, we decided to send out a mass text as soon as we were aware of more than one case in the school. To be transparent, if we have been made aware of students with lice, I have asked the parent to keep their child home and begin treatment. Thankfully, everyone I am aware of that has had lice has done so! Also, if a teacher/employee has reason to believe a child may be infected I do check for lice. This past weekend our custodians did a deep cleaning of carpets and surfaces and bagged lost and found items. We are also spreading out personal items where possible (i.e. not sharing lockers) and bagging and individualizing headphones.
Carbon County Health has provided a handout which will be in Friday Folders.
J Boyd
It was a busy week!
Fire Drill and Fire Education provided by our local Fire Department! Our students were able to take part in a the education trailer including practicing escaping a "smoky" environment.
We participated in the GREAT MONTANA SHAKE-OUT, earthquake drill.
Trips to the Pumpkin Patch.
Ms. Teen Rodeo Montana Allie Kuntz presented.
RED RIBBON WEEK
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of October 10th, 2022
If your child is only getting milk at lunch, please help them remember to tell kitchen staff when they put in their number.
Please be sure to sign in your child if they are late to school. This ensures their tardy will be marked as an excused tardy. If you do not sign in your child their tardy will be marked as unexcused.
Planned Absences are defined as absences that are planned well (weeks) in advance for special occasions such as family trips that cannot be scheduled during the regular holiday times (see linear calendar at the front of this handbook). This type of absence will be considered exempt only if arrangements are made with the teacher prior to the absence. Students will be required to complete a Planned Absence form including the signatures of the parent and the student. It is at the discretion of the teacher as to whether or not the student is able to execute the “plan” and finish the work prior to the absence. Finally the form must be turned into the office prior to the absence in order to be recorded as an exempt absence. A copy will be made for the student. If a student must be gone from the classroom, we encourage them to make a plan with their teachers and parents for every anticipated absence even if he or she cannot meet the requirements for the exempt Planned Absence.
If you are planning to eat lunch with your child, we require notification before 9:00AM the day you are planning on coming, you can call the office or email Caitlin. Once you arrive at the school for lunch we ask that you sign in and out at the office as you go.
5th Grade took a field trip to Chief Plenty Coup
READ, READ, AND READ SOME MORE!
Our kindergartners are engineers and kind to the core.
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of October 3rd, 2022
1st Grade has been learning about careers and community. On Friday, they dressed for the career they want.
High School FCS came to help Ms. Mann 3rd grade design monsters.
2nd grade took a trip to Guynema's enchanted forest.
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of September 26th, 2022
Conscious Discipline
Our K-8 team has appreciated, embraced, and implemented our professional development with Conscious Discipline.
A few awesome take-aways from our professional development:
Relationship (connection) is the foundation to all learning.
Self- Regulation comes from CO-REGULATION with adults
What is assertiveness in Conscious Discipline?
The assertive voice is not rude or loud. It is the voice of knowing. The assertive voice tells children exactly what to do and paints a clear picture of what that looks like and how to be successful. Using a passive voice (e.g., “Are you ready to go to lunch?”) offers a choice when there really is none.
Please be sure to sign in your child if they are late to school. This ensures their tardy will be marked as an excused tardy. If you do not sign in your child their tardy will be marked as unexcused.
Learning in our backyard.
MONDAY PIR: CONSCIOUS DISCIPLINE
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of September 19th, 2022
Reminders:
Please use the designated pick-up and drop-off areas.
Please remember- school opens at 7:45. We have a high number of students coming at 7:30. There is not supervision and potentially no one to let the students in at this time. Thank you.
Rams Gear Available at https://sideline.bsnsports.com/schools/montana/redlodge/red-lodge-high-school/shop/kids
Ms. Moos and Mrs. Sironen classes worked together on STEM activities.
Thank you, Reagan for the awesome headband!
Celebrating International Dot Day, inspired by the book The Dot by P Reynolds. Thank you Mrs. Stiegemeier and Mr. Burdick.
Getting ready for pictures!
Mrs. Purcell's Class
Mr. Phil getting a little help from his kindergarten friends.
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of September 12th, 2022
In Ms. Mann's class on Monday, the students drink Jitter Juice to get out all the jitters!
Our staff, k-8, worked with Maureen Kampfe on Conscious Discipline.
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of September 5th, 2022
Kieran helping Ms. Caitlin before school starts.
Thank you to the Tomlins, Quenzers, and Tom and Debbie Fisher for providing our students with this authentic learning opportunity.
Kindergarten and 1st enjoyed a trip to the garden.
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of August 29th, 2022
A busy and hot week! Cross Country Camp cooled off after their run. The volleyball girls headed to their first game.
TRANSITION DAY!
Bike Rodeo/ Summer Safety Day
Wednesday May 11th
(Rain date Thursday May 12th)
All K-5 Red Lodge Elementary school students participate during the school day.
Be sure to bring your functioning bikes AND helmets to school Wednesday morning.
Scooters are welcome but are not as fast to travel with for the obstacle courses or rides.
Prepare for a fun day outside with bike rides, challenge events, Red Lodge Fire, EMS, Search and Rescue, high school volunteer mentors and BRTA support!
Cell Phone Policy
Reminder: Students in K thru 5th grade are not allowed to be in possession of a cell phone during school hours on school property (including field trips). We understand it worthwhile and necessary for for some students to have cell phones for parent contact and safety, but they need to be used during school hours on school property. Classroom and office phones are to be used in case of emergency.
A Gizmo is a form of cell phone and must follow the school policy.
*Please refer to handbook for the policy (p20) in its entitreity.
Parents and Visitors
Parents and Visitors please remember to use the main entrance by the Mountain View Office. For safety reasons, we do not use alternate doors for letting parents or visitors into the building.
Kindergarten RoundUp: Construction to Connect in Building a Path to Our Future.
Kindergarten Roundup will be held on May 5th. If your child will be 5 years old on or before September 10th your child is eligible for kindergarten fall of 2022.
Please call 406-446-1804 to reserved your child's spot by April 15th. Please anticipate spending 45 minutes at the Civic Center as your child rotates through readiness assessments.
More Pictures from lasts weeks performance.
Mountain View would like to express their deepest gratitude and appreciation for the performance by Supaman. Supaman provided a motivational and insightful learning opportunity.
Mountain View Super (SPIRR) Rams
Safety, Perseverance, Integrity, Respectful, Responsible
Students demonstrated our SPIRR Behaviors throughout the week, earning Super Ram tickets.
Week of October 25th, 2021
Back to school! As we work to keep our school a safe and healthy learning environment, please remember to keep your child home if they are not feeling well. The district has updated protocols for Covid-19, please review https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dbpyhu_dC79FSaHmNzDIo7e8iNo3RmxKP0oXG7rSbr0/edit
This week and continually, the following reminders are being sent to MountainView Staff:
Please practice continuous hand washing, especially during times of transition.
Try to get your classes outside
Social distance when possible
Reduce congestion in hallways (we will work on strategies to help with this). For example, slow down entry into building to create space.
When a child or yourself are experiencing symptoms listed on above protocol please send to the office and or take necessary leave.
Sanitize rooms throughout the day. This is especially important for 4/5 as students transition between rooms.
In Place:
Students spend less that 15 minutes in transition .
Hand washing is continually happening throughout day.
Students get their end of day supplies at staggered times to reduce hallway congestion.
Sanitizing
Air Purifier with UV Light in each classroom!
Purpose
Mountain View Weekly Newsletter will provide snapshots into our week, important dates, news, schedule changes, student awards, and other snippets!
Week of October 11th, 2021
Free Weekend Meals for Your Child
Sponsored by The Boys & Girls Club and free of charge to any child enrolled in Mountain View Elementary or Roosevelt Middle School. Delivery will begin on Friday, October 29th, at either the school or the Club and continue each Friday afternoon.
Brrr
Please remember to have your child wear/bring appropriate winter clothing to school : jackets, boots, gloves, and hats.
Thank you
UV Light Air Solution
We are excited that Air Purifiers have been purchased for each classroom.
The air purifiers collect air in the room and runs it through a cartridge chamber with UV light.
Purpose
Mountain View Weekly Newsletter will provide snapshots into our week, important dates, news, schedule changes, student awards, and other snippets!
The Parks Committee invited Mountain View to participate in planting a tree. Students went in staggered groups, 2 grades at a time. Students enjoyed learning about trees and how they contribute to the environment.
Back to school! As we work to keep our school a safe and healthy learning environment, please remember to keep your child home if they are not feeling well. The district has updated protocols for Covid-19, please review https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dbpyhu_dC79FSaHmNzDIo7e8iNo3RmxKP0oXG7rSbr0/edit
This week and continually, the following reminders are being sent to MountainView Staff:
Please practice continuous hand washing, especially during times of transition.
Try to get your classes outside
Social distance when possible
Reduce congestion in hallways (we will work on strategies to help with this). For example, slow down entry into building to create space.
When a child or yourself are experiencing symptoms listed on above protocol please send to the office and or take necessary leave.
Sanitize rooms throughout the day. This is especially important for 4/5 as students transition between rooms.
CROSS-WALK AND DROP OFF-PICK UP LANE SAFETY:
Please be aware of the large number of K-8 students who are dropped off and picked up on a daily basis in front of Mountain View Elementary and Roosevelt Middle School. Unfortunately, kids don’t always look carefully and/or use cross-walks as they should. With many vehicles coming and going it is important to put caution and safety at the forefront during the morning and afternoon drop-off and pick up! Thank You!
Study Hall will be available, starting on the 13th.
Study Hall is Monday thru Thursday
3:30 to 3:50
-3rd (Sager), 4th, and 5th will meet in the library.
-1st, 2nd, and 3rd (Mann) will meet in the title room.
Week of September 6th, 2021
Back to school! As we work to keep our school a safe and healthy learning environment, please remember to keep your child home if they are not feeling well. The district has updated protocols for Covid-19, please review https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dbpyhu_dC79FSaHmNzDIo7e8iNo3RmxKP0oXG7rSbr0/edit
Boys and Girls Club
The Boys and Girls club is open! Club is 3:30-6:00pm, Monday thru Friday. Students are walked over after school, leaving from West Playground. For more information visit http://www.bgcofcarboncounty.org/
Remember to get the App!
Search Red Lodge School District in your phone’s app store and download
the app. Select “Allow” when prompted on initial download to make sure you receive notifications.
This is the easiest and best way to stay up to date with all things happening at RLHS!
Got All Your Paperwork In?
Please be sure all paperwork is returned to your child's teacher! This paperwork is essential in updating our systems.
No School Monday, the 6th, in observation of Labor Day.
We are going to postpone Grandparent's Day, we hope to hold something this spring!
Picture Day is Wednesday, October 13th.
Mountain View Newsletter is transitioning to a blog. Last week, I started on Blogger. Unfortunately, I was struggling with editing the site, so I made a new one! Sorry about the flip-flop!