From the Office of the Principal

Spring 2013

 

Welcome to Mt. View School – We are glad you are here! It is nice to see that spring is finally here and with that brings the warmer weather and longer days. We will soon begin the process of crafting class lists for next year. I wanted to share a quick reminder regarding requests for individual teachers for next year. At Mt. View School, families are invited to put in writing a learning environment in which they feel their child would be most successful. That information is considered when lists are being crafted; however, many factors go into creating class lists such as special education service hours, gifted and talented services, learning styles, and other student supports. Any requests must be submitted to the main office no later than Friday, May 3, 2013. Letters requesting specific teachers will not be honored. As a school, we put in countless hours to develop class lists that provide all students the greatest chance for success.

 

Thank you for continuing to support your child’s learning and development of academic responsibility by monitoring their reading log and homework. Building strong habits will only promote a positive transition for next year. We know we have only two months left of school, and within those two months will be a lot of learning.

 

For those parents who have visited during my office hours each month, I thank you. Through our collaborative conversations we can make our school a better place to be. For those parents who have not, I would welcome the opportunity to speak with you about our school and how we can continually improve upon our practices.

 

Have a great day -

 

David Huber
Principal

 

davidhuber@ci.bristol.ct.us


@davidjhuber

 

REACH for Success at Mt. View School

Responsibility    Effort   Attitude   Citizenship   Honesty

 

 

 

Mountain View Mission Statement

Our mission at Mountain View School is to work as a team consisting of school staff, parents, students, and the community to develop responsible citizens, foster a love of learning, and ensure students achieve at their highest academic potential.  All team members will be informed of required curriculum and expectations through ongoing communication. To promote student success, all team members will make learning a priority and actively and consistently monitor progress.   Two-way communication between family and school will ensure success for each child.

All team members will teach, model, and reinforce REACH expectations each day. This will help promote a safe and caring learning environment.  At Mt. View School, we realize when we work together; we will make decisions which are in the best interest of all our students.

 

Bristol Public Schools Mission Statement
The Bristol Board of Education strives to maintain a safe and secure learning environment that provides all students with the necessary knowledge and skills to successfully complete college, or other post high school education or training.