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Mountain View Elementary is a public elementary school in Riverside serving preschool through sixth grade with about 900 students and around 70 staff. The school offers bilingual instruction in English and Spanish for participating students, emphasizes a college-going culture in upper grades, and operates an on-site after-school program for TK–6 students.
Mountain View Elementary is a public elementary school serving preschool through 6th grade. The school enrolls around 900 students and has approximately 70 staff. The student population includes a substantial proportion of English learners.
The school emphasizes a college-going culture in the upper grades and promotes a growth mindset among students. Instructional goals include developing bilingual literacy and communication in English and Spanish for participating students. Character education is organized around six core values.
The campus operates as a closed campus outside instructional hours and uses designated gates for arrival and dismissal with procedures to manage vehicular and pedestrian traffic. The school requires written permission and identification for anyone picking up a student who is not the parent or legal guardian. Attendance procedures require parents to notify the office of absences within specified timeframes and the school provides options for short-term independent study under defined conditions. Health services include exclusion for contagious conditions, immunization requirements for grade-level entry, and access to district health services and vaccination clinics.
An academic framework used in upper elementary grades to promote college readiness by focusing on skills such as note taking, organization, questioning, and collaboration.
A bilingual instructional program for English- and Spanish-speaking students that aims to develop reading, writing, and communication skills in both languages and to build bilingual and biliterate competence.
An after-school program for students in grades TK–6 that provides a supervised environment after regular school hours, academic support, personal enrichment, mentoring, and creative activities.
A written agreement allowing students to complete schoolwork away from campus for planned absences; requests must be submitted in advance (typically at least five school days), apply for a minimum of three consecutive days and up to fourteen cumulative school days per year, and require parent supervision and timely submission of assignments.
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