DUSD - Mountain View School

November Announcements

Nov. 11^th – Veteran’s Day - No School

  Nov. 26^th & 27^th – Fall Recess – No School

11/2 -MVS Pizza Night at Barros Pizza

11/3 - Fundraiser Pick up 3:30 – 6:30pm


11/5 – 9am – 8pm – MVS Spirit @ Real Deals Home Décor of Peoria

9299 W. Olive Ave. #508 (Olive Business Park)



11/5 – 6-8:30pm - CC Bunco

Contact srwatson5@cox.net if interested!

11/6 - 5-9pm – MVS @ Ape Index Rock Climbing

9700 N. 91^st Ave. No Flyer needed, just mention

11/10 – 6-9pm – CC Scrapbooking – See PTO website for more info.

11/19 – 10:50 – 1:30 - Fall Family Feast at lunch in the Cafeteria

11/20 – CC – Movie & Lunch @ Harkins Park West – See PTO website for info.

Date Posted: 11/04/2009

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Immediate Release

Dysart has scheduled school immunization clinics for the H1N1 vaccine through the Mollen Clinic for all 20 K-8 schools in the district.
Please click H1N1 for the schedule.

Date Posted: 11/04/2009

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November Newsletter

The november issue of "The Mountain Lion" Newsletter is now available. Click here to view it online.

Date Posted: 11/03/2009

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Parking Lot Safety

Parking Lot Safety Reminders:

Student safety is paramount to the success of all Mountain View students. Ensuring that students are safe in all school environments is a priority for all Mountain View staff. To assist parents and students with student safety in school parking lots, safety procedures in the parking lot and drop off lane are provided by our school. Parents and students should follow these guidelines:

· Always proceed with caution in all school parking lots and drop off lanes

· Follow the direction of school personnel while dropping off or picking up students

· Students should only enter and exit vehicles on the curbside. Please do not have students walk around vehicles to enter a car or while exiting

· Parents and students are to walk across the drop off lane only in designated areas. At no time should students or parents weave in between cars while crossing the drop off lane

· Students should be accompanied by parents while in the parking lot. Students will not be allowed out in the parking lot area without a parent.

For the safety of your child and all our students, please adhere to these regulations and procedures for our parking lot and drop off lane.

Date Posted: 9/28/2009

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Fundraiser

Cookie Dough and Butter Braids Fundraiser Contest

If 50% of families at our school participate, Mr. Knorr will sit on the school roof for the whole day!

If 90% of your class participates in the fundraiser, your class will earn a class party.

Top three sellers will have lunch off campus with Mr. Knorr!!!

If we meet our School Goal of $25,000, you will be entered into a DRAWING based on the number of items you sell. **One winner per level**

Sell 12 Items: (winner of the 12 item drawing chooses one)

Kodak M380 Digital Camera

Nintendo DS Lite

Visa Gift Card $100.00

Sell 15 Items: (winner of the 15 item drawing chooses one)

Apple 4^th Generation IPod Nano 8GB

Wet n Wild Water Park Admission
(2 adults and 2 kids)

Visa Gift Card $120.00

Sell 20 Items: (winner of the 20 item drawing chooses one)

Nintendo DSi Console

Playstation PSP-3000

Visa Gift Card $150.00

Sell 30 Items: (winner of the 30 item drawing chooses one)

Wii Console with Remote and Nunchuk

X Box 360 Pro Console

Visa Gift Card $200.00

Date Posted: 9/21/2009

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2009-2010 Dress Code

STUDENT DRESS CODE - GRADES K-12

Dysart Unified School District believes that there is a connection between Student Dress and Academic Success. As such, any attire that detracts from the learning environment is not acceptable. Students should dress in a manner that takes into consideration the educational environment, safety, health and welfare of self and others. The following guidelines are not intended to be entirely inclusive of all dress code situations. Therefore, school administrators will be allowed the final decision when applying the guidelines to student appearance standards.

Shirts/Tops

· Must not include tank tops, spaghetti straps, halter tops, strapless tops, racer back tops. Tank tops are any sleeveless top with a strap of less than three inches.

· Must not have a neckline lower than four inches from the collarbone and must not expose cleavage.

· Must not extend in the armpit lower than six inches from the collarbone.

· Must not include any reference to a gang.

· Must not include any defamatory writing, obscene language or symbols, or symbols of drugs, sex or alcohol.

· Must not expose any part of the midriff when sitting, bending or standing.

· Must not expose undergarments when sitting, bending or standing.

· Must not be see-through.

· Must not be ripped or torn.

· Must not be excessively large or small.

Pants/Shorts/Bottoms

· Must be worn at the waist at all times.

· Must not include any reference to a gang.

· Must not include any defamatory writing, obscene language or symbols, or symbols of drugs, sex or alcohol.

· Must be no shorter than four inches above the top of the knee when standing if shorts or skirts.

· Must cover the entire buttocks when sitting, bending or standing.

· Must not expose undergarments when sitting, bending or standing.

· Must not be see-through.

· Must not be ripped or torn.

· Must not be excessively large or small.

Shoes

· Must be worn at all times.

· Must be closed-toe shoes for any type of physical activity.

· Slippers are not allowed.

Accessories

· Must not present a safety hazard to self or others at the administrator’s discretion.

· Must not include any reference to a gang.

· Must not include any defamatory writing, obscene language or symbols, or symbols of drugs, sex or alcohol.

· Must not include hats or any other head apparel inside school building unless for pre-approved religious, medical or safety reasons.

· Must not include sunglasses worn inside any building.

Other Guidelines

· Must not include Pajamas or other loungewear.

· Must not include undergarments worn as outer garments.

· Must not contribute to an atmosphere of threat, intimidation or negative peer pressure.

· Must not create an exposure in violation of any of the above guidelines when sitting, bending or standing.

· Must not display anything that is otherwise illegal to possess at school.

Date Posted: 7/08/2009

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Optional Supply List

2009-2010 Optional Elementary Student Supply List

Arizona law requires that public schools provide the supplies required for academic success. All materials required for a student’s education will be provided by the Dysart Unified School District. This supply list represents general, optional items which you may supply at your discretion. Please check with your K-8 school and child’s teacher for an optional supply list before purchasing any supplies. If you have questions regarding the optional supply list, please contact your K-8 school.

Kindergarten

1 – box 24 crayons

1 – box 8 color washable markers

3 – pocket folders (solid color)

2 – handheld erasers

6 – glue sticks

2 - composition books

1 – large box of facial tissues

1 – pencil box

12 – pencils (No. 2)

1^st Grade

1 – box 24 crayons

1 – box 8 color washable markers

5 – pocket folders (solid color)

6 – glue sticks

2 – composition books

1 – large box of facial tissue

2 – handheld erasers

1 – pencil box

12 – pencils (No. 2)

1 – spiral notebook

2^nd Grade

1 – box 24 crayons

5 – pocket folders (solid color)

1 – pencil box

6 – glue sticks

2 – composition books

1 - box 8 color washable markers

2 – handheld erasers

1 – large box of facial tissues

12 – pencils (No. 2)

1 – spiral notebook

3^rd Grade

1 – pkg 3x5 index cards

2 – composition books

1 – box 24 crayons

1 – box 8 color washable markers

4 – glue sticks

1 – highlighter

1 – ruler (inches/centimeters)

1 – pencil box

1 – large box of facial tissues

2 – handheld erasers

12 – pencils (No. 2)

1 – spiral notebook

4^th Grade

1 - pkg 3x5 index cards

2 - composition books

2 – highlighters (different colors)

4 – glue sticks

2 – handheld erasers

1 – box 24 crayons

1 – pencil box

1 – large box facial tissues

1 – ruler (inches/centimeters)

12 – pencils (No. 2)

1 – 3 subject spiral notebook

5^th – 8^th Grade

12 – pencils (No. 2, non mechanical)

4 – highlighters (2 colors)

1 – ruler (inches/centimeters)

1 – large box of facial tissues

2 – pkgs 3x5 index cards

2 – spiral notebooks

1 - pkg blue/black pens

2 – composition books

2 – glue sticks

1 – handheld pencil sharpener

Date Posted: 6/01/2009

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SPECIAL NEEDS PRESCHOOL SCREENING

SPECIAL NEEDS PRESCHOOL SCREENINGS

2009-2010 School Year

Do you have concerns about your preschooler’s development? Dysart Unified School District offers free monthly screenings for in district 2.6 to 5 year old non-kindergarten children with possible special needs or handicaps. The parent needs to be present with the child who is to be screened. We ask that siblings not come, as it is distracting to the children being screened.

The screenings address vision, hearing, motor, speech and language, self-help, cognitive, and social skills. The normal time to complete a screen is approximately an hour.

Screening Location: Dysart Early Childhood Education Center

17999 W Surprise Farms Loop South

Surprise, Az 85388

Appointments: Call the Community Education Center at 623-876-7079

Ask to book a special needs screening appointment.

Screening Dates/Times: Monday, August 17^th at 9 A.M., 10 A.M. or 11 A.M.

Monday, September 21st at 9 A.M., 10 A.M. or 11 A.M.

Monday, October 19th at 9 A.M., 10 A.M. or 11 A.M.

Monday, November 16th at 9 A.M., 10 A.M. or 11 A.M.

Monday, December 14th at 9 A.M., 10 A.M. or 11 A.M.

Monday, January 11th at 9 A.M., 10 A.M. or 11 A.M.

Monday, February 8th at 9 A.M., 10 A.M. or 11 A.M.

Monday, March 8th at 9 A.M., 10 A.M. or 11 A.M.

Monday, April 12th at 9 A.M., 10 A.M. or 11 A.M.

Monday, May 17th at 9 A.M., 10 A.M. or 11 A.M.

Monday, June 28^th at 9 A.M., 10 A.M., or 11 A.M.

To screen a child ages birth to 2.5, call Arizona Early Intervention Project at 602-771-1700 or

1-888-439-5609.

Examen para Necesidades Especiales

2009-2010

¿Usted tiene alguna preocupacion del desarrollo de su nino pre-escolar?

El Distrito Unificado Dysart ofrece mensualmente un examen para todos los ninos del Distrito de edad 2.6 anos a 5 anos de edad pre-escolar con posibles necesidades especiales o discapacitados.

El papa, mama, o tutor del nino necesita estar presente al momento del examen. Les pedimos si es posible no traer otros ninos con ustedes porque pueden distraer a los ninos que estan siendo examinados.

El examen consta de vista, oido, movimientos corporales, lenguaje, valerse por si mismos y tener buenas relaciones con otros ninos. El tiempo aproximado para el examen es un hora.

Lugar de examen: Dysart Early Childhood Education Center

17999 W Surprise Farms Loop South

Surprise, Az 85388

Para citas: Llamar Dysart Community Education Center al 623-876-7079

Preguntar por una cita para el examen

Las fechas/los tiempos: lunes, 17 de agosto, a las 9 A.M., 10 A.M., o 11 A.M.

lunes, 21 de septiembre, a las 9 A.M., 10 A.M., o 11 A.M.

lunes, 19 de octubre, a las 9 A.M., 10 A.M., o 11 A.M.

lunes, 16 de noviembre, a las 9 A.M., 10 A.M., o 11 A.M.

lunes, 14 de deciembre, a las 9 A.M., 10 A.M., o 11 A.M.

lunes, 11 de enero, a las 9 A.M., 10 A.M., o 11 A.M.

lunes, 8de febrero, a las 9 A.M., 10 A.M., o 11 A.M.

lunes, 8 de marzo, a las 9 A.M., 10 A.M., o 11 A.M.

lunes, 12 de abril, a las 9 A.M., 10 A.M., o 11 A.M.

lunes, 17 de mayo, a las 9 A.M., 10 A.M., o 11 A.M.

lunes, 28 de junio, a las 9 A.M., 10 A.M., o 11 A.M.

Para examen los ninos birth to 2.5, llamar Arizona Early Intervention Project al 602-771-1700 or

1-888-439-5609.

Date Posted: 4/13/2009

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