Today was the 100th day of school! We had fun today at City View Elementary! Lots of great outfits! #gomustangs
This week is School Counselors Week! We are blessed with the VERY BEST! Kelsy Graves always goes above and beyond for our kids. We are blessed!
Parents of 3rd grade students, please pick up your children in front of the school instead of the gravel parking lot. The city is working in the gravel and it is not accessible at this time. Thanks for your help
Mr. Moffett’s students learned about fractions using M&Ms. Fractions are yummy!
Friday is the 100th day of school. Dress up as a 100 year old!
Good afternoon City View Elementary!!
We are doing an INCREDIBLE job with our Kids Heart Challenge and we are in the LAST STRETCH until we wrap this Friday and send our lifesaving funds into the American Heart Association!! Every dollar raised helps us fund lifesaving research, teaches our students about caring for others AND helps our school earn necessary PE equipment and funds for our school, we are so appreciative of everything you’ve done so far!!
BREAKING NEWS: Any student who raises money online by Friday is entered into a drawing for a prize pack with playground balls, jump rope, fun toys and PE equipment!!
DON’T FORGET: Any student who raises $100 gets to participate in COLOR BLAST!!!!
If you haven’t had a chance to donate, or want to make sure you get one more push in before our campaign wraps – THERE IS STILL TIME!! Many students have made fun videos for parent’s social media letting friends and family know why they raise money for the American Heart Association, or texted these videos out to friends and family via the Kids Heart Challenge app, called Kids Heart Challenge in the app store.
We still have heart heroes to hand out AND MYSTERY GIFTS (which students earn for every $50 they raise) to your students as they raise these lifesaving funds, and hopefully they are excited about each heroes’ message of kindness and heart health! Please consider going online www.heart.org/KHC or via the app to make or request final donations, and remember you can bring in your envelope with donations raised as well!!
P.S. – Meet this year’s Heart Heroes and get introduced to Kids Heart Challenge!
100th day of school this Friday February 11th! Dress up and let’s have fun!
Mrs. Seigler and our 3rd grade students put on a tremendous performance this evening! Thank you all for coming out and supporting our kiddos! #gomustangs
Join us at 6:00 tonight for our 3rd grade program. The book fair will be open from 6:30 to 7:00 for parents to visit as well.
Friday, Feb 11 will be our 100th day of school (it was previously Feb 8). Ask your kids what kind of fun activities they will be participating in to celebrate!
Due to the icy conditions, the book fair materials were not able to be delivered this week. We will notify everyone when they arrive, but the book fair will not begin next Monday as originally scheduled.
We are excited to announce a school-wide project that will begin next week. All families will receive a copy of the book "Dog Days". The entire school will be reading the same book at the same time. We encourage parents to participate as well. We will be sending out more information along with family activities soon.
Are we there yet?! We have 11 days left on our Kids Heart Challenge Road Trip and are $1708.42 away from our $4000 goal! See the image for more information!
Due to the possibility of inclement weather, the Kemp has postponed our art show which was originally scheduled for this Thursday. It is now scheduled for Thursday, Feb 17. We are looking forward to seeing everyone then.
Congratulations to ALL of our Mustangs that were nominated for Mustang of the Month! Thanks for being responsible, kind, and great leaders to all of your classmates!
Today was Lei out the Indians day! Our elementary students participated in the dress up day to support our Mustang Basketball Teams! #gomustangs
Join Us February 3rd at the Kemp Center for the Arts! City View will be hosting an Art contest from 5-7pm!
Students in head start are learning about simple machines. Today's simple machine was an inclined plane, or ramp. They rolled a koosh ball down a paper towel holder to see how far the koosh ball would go. They experimented with different angles to see which angle made the ball go further. Then they used a non-standard measuring unit, Qtips, to measure how far their ball rolled down their inclined plane.
City View Art contest is coming up on February 3rd from 5-7pm at the Kemp Center for the Arts! Come out and show your support!
We want to welcome Madi Smith to our staff. She is a former City View student who is joining us as a paraprofessional. We are excited to have her join our team!
