Click on the link for information about returning to in-person instruction at Mountain View Elementary. If you have unanswered questions or concerns, you can contact the school or your student’s teacher.
Click on the link for information about returning to in-person instruction at Mountain View Elementary. If you have unanswered questions or concerns, you can contact the school or your student’s teacher.
The Extended Learning Program supports the mission of Salt Lake City School District (SLCSD) to cultivate a love of learning in a diverse and inclusive school community, committed to educational excellence and integrity. In collaboration with families and community, we hold high expectations for all students. We respond effectively to individual needs, and provide a safe, healthy environment in which every student can learn the academic, problem-solving and social skills required for success in college, career, and life. The district has designed and implemented an Extended Learning Program to meet the cognitive and affective needs of identified gifted students. Through ELP, a continuum of program options provides a beneficial learning environment and curriculum designed to meet the needs of gifted/talented and high ability students.
The Extended Learning Program is designed to serve gifted and high ability students in two service models in elementary and middle schools: (1) Magnet self-contained ELP (grades K-8), and (2) Neighborhood ELP (grades 4-8). Grade 4 this year is open to all 4th grade students who would like more depth, complexity, and challenge. Elementary Magnet ELP Students take a battery of cognitive and achievement assessments in the eligibility process. Students who meet the Magnet ELP eligibility criteria are offered Magnet ELP placement. Elementary Magnet ELP classes are housed at Emerson grades 1-6 (Dual Language Spanish) Hawthorne grades K-6, and Whittier grades K-6. All elementary schools have Elementary Neighborhood ELP All grade 4 students can access a 4th Grade Discovery on Canvas this year. Assessments have been postponed due to remote learning.
Click on the link for more information (English and Spanish)
What qualities do you want to see in our new Superintendent? Now's your chance to tell us here.
Check out the fun activities that happened at Mountain View in 2019. Hope we can celebrate together soon.
Online registration will open July 17.
This year registration will be online only and you will be able to upload the necessary documents to the program. For those unable to complete the registration online, in person appointments will be offered at a later time. Given the current circumstances please make every effort to finish it online.
Required Documents:
Please follow this link to start registration:
https://registration.slcschools.org
Methods of contact if you have questions:
1. Call the school number at 801-974-8315 and leave a message, we will return your call.
2. Email Juani at Juani.fernandez@slcschools.org
Click on the link below to get more information about the After School Program.
Hooray, we can finally announce the new titles for Battle of the Books. You can start to read these titles on Sora. I have also purchased all of the books, so if we have summer library you can come and check some out. I have already started to read and listen to some of the titles and they are AWESOME!!!
More information is listed under the Academics Tab then click on the Counseling Center
Mountain View Elementary Counseling Department - Home *New* Coronavirus Resources Click here for coronavirus resources and how to contact your school counselor during school closure {Presione aquí para recursos del Coronavirus y para información sobre como contactar a los consejeros escolares durante el cierre de las escuelas. |
We wish we could be with you everyday at school, but until we can meet again, KEEP HOLDING ON!