Recent Event Highlights: Skateboarding the Banks at Mar Vista Elementary, Cambio Shorts - Honor Society & Mateo Visit Rio Vista Elementary School, Vista Del Monte Elementary School, Arroyo Vista ES RSM 2010 5th Grade Clap Out, Lago Vista Elementary School, Ode to Joy - Vista del Valle Elementary School, and 35 more...
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A video I made of my friend Reefer and I skating the banks at Mar Vista Elementary School in Los Angeles.
The band Honor Society and Mateo stop to visit the students at Rio Vista Elementary School.
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5th Graders at Arroyo Vista Elementary School in Rancho Santa Margarita going through their "clap-out" on June 22, 2010. All the K-4th grade students and assorted teachers/parents/friends formed a tunnel to congratulate the students as they made their way to the 5th grade party...and to Middle School in the fall! Way to go Wildcats!
This video was uploaded as an entry in the Dell Connect Your Classroom contest. Register your own school at www.connectyourclassroom.com!
Ode to Joy
In Fall 2006, first-year students at Harvey Mudd College mentored fifth and sixth grade students at Vista del Valle Elementary School and other Claremont schools in science, mathematics, and writing. Our collaboration provides a hands-on, experimental science project aligned to the grade five California state mathematics and science content standards for every elementary school student. Specifically, we are measuring lead in soil from vehicle emissions throughout Claremont. Harvey Mudd students reflect on the science, engineering, and social demands that brought tetraethyl lead to the market as a gasoline additive for over sixty years. This project exemplifies the Harvey Mudd College Mission Statement and is made possible by funding from the National Science Foundation, the Ludwick Family Foundation, the Camille & Henry Dreyfus Foundation, and Harvey Mudd College. Preceptors: Matt Borok '09, Jennifer Fukuto '09, Greg Herschler '09, Ginna Kim '09, Kacy McKibben '09, Glennis Rayermann '09.
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Feaster Charter Elementary School Choir Presentation at Day of the Young Child at Memorial Park in Chula Vista, California on April 24, 2010.
GENESIS AT MOUNTAIN VISTA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL !!!
El Vista Elementary, Modesto City Schools, No Excuses University
An annual idol perfomance at Monte Vista Elementary school. March 26, 2010.
www.boiseschools.org Owyhee-Harbor Elementary School is centrally located near the Vista exit in Boise, Idaho. The school is based on the Harbor Method that promotes kindness, character, academic excellence and accountability. Schedule a tour of Owyhee-Harbor via 208-854-5850 or www.boiseschools.org Owyhee-Harbor Elementary School 3434 Pasadena Drive Boise, ID 83705 PHONE ~ (208) 854-5850 FAX ~ (208) 854-5851 Also check out our PTO: OwyheePTO.org Video courtesy of PromotusMedia.com
5th grade class performs american soldier play.
First-year students at Harvey Mudd College are mentoring fifth and sixth grade students at Vista del Valle and other Claremont elementary schools in science, mathematics, and writing. Our collaboration provides a hands-on experimental science project aligned to the grade five California state mathematics and science content standards for every elementary school student. Specifically, we are measuring lead in soil from vehicle emissions throughout Claremont. The Harvey Mudd students reflect on the science, engineering, and social demands which brought tetraethyl lead to the market as a gasoline additive for over sixty years. This project exemplifies the Havery Mudd College Mission Statement and is made possible by funding from the National Science Foundation, the Ludwick Family Foundation, the Camille & Henry Dreyfus Foundation, and Harvey Mudd College.
Mrs. Hoy's 1st grade class performs the Nutcracker during Mira Vista Elementary's 2009 Holiday Performance
Congressman Buck McKeon recently had the privilege to deliver over 3000 handmade Thanksgiving cards from local California school children to troops serving overseas. Schools that participated include Apperson Elementary Sunland Tujunga, Highlands Elementary - Saugus, Santa Clarita Christian School Canyon Country, James Foster Saugus Saugus, Monte Vista Elementary Lancaster, Lincoln Elementary Lancaster, Juniper School Palmdale, Desert Willow School Palmdale, Cottonwood School Westwood, Ana Verde Hills School Westwood, Thomson Elementary - Barstow, Cameron Elementary Barstow, Montara Elementary Barstow, and Desert Christian School (Pre-School, Elementary and Middle School).
Cielo Vista Elementary School's Eagles Technology Program. An Apple Distinguished School recipient.
I attended this school from kinder to sixth. I just love coming back...even though nothing about the festival changes.
Loma Vista Elementary School principal's costume for Halloween 2009
Me and my nigga Marquise messin around at our elementary school
Elementary school students in Chula Vista are learning about healthy lifestyles at the Olympic Training Center.
My 6th grade teacher Mrs. Cavanaugh loaned me a 8mm camera for the day. I guess 1 reel of film is 3 minutes because that is all there is.
Sunny and Sky are mermaids from the Pacific Ocean who perform interactive children's theatre. Go explore the ocean floor with them! This is a July 2009 performance at Flora Vista Elementary school in Encinitas, CA. www.sunnyskiesentertainment.com
Gracie Barra participating on the community events, Vista Del Mar Elementary School in San Clemente, CA.
This was a performance of Thriller by Michael Jackson done on Monday, June 8, 2009 at Sierra Vista Elementary for the International Day festival The performance was done by Mr. Saisho's 5th grade class. The class had a great time learning the dance and had an even better time performing it. For many, this was the highlight of the year!!!
Square Dance
We are 2 moms from Mar Vista Elementary and for years we heard - "You can't go to Webster." We wanted to check out the story so we have investigated the school. What we found surprised us and will surprise you! The old Webster is gone. It's now an undiscovered gem on LA's westside and we have found out that over 30 KIDS from MAR VISTA ELEMENTARY ARE GOING TO ATTEND WEBSTER THIS FALL!! (see our other video) We just want to get the word out so that even more of the neighborhood is aware of this school. Webster is West LA and Mar Vista's next hot middle school! Call Webster for your tour: (310) 235-4600 It's just north of the intersection of Sawtelle and National
Watch our tour of Webster: www.youtube.com How many kids from Mar Vista Elementary are going to Webster Middle School? Watch and find out! Even since the video, more are deciding to go each day!
The Cumbre Vista community was designed to put you and your life on higher ground. It offers a smart opportunity to buy new, and affordable, in desirable District 20, with a proposed neighborhood elementary school in the plans. Welcome to Cumbre Vista, where Keller Homes is proud to offer you a spacious brand new home in a reasonable price range with great views of Pikes Peak, the neighboring Front Range and all the necessities of life conveniently surrounding you. The Cumbre Vista community was designed to put you and your life on higher ground. It offers a smart opportunity to buy new, and affordable, in desirable District 20, with a proposed neighborhood elementary school in the plans.
The letter from Minnesota came as a surprise to Army private Ben Sackett, 21, a Roseville native stationed in Iraq. Dear soldier, it began, Hi, my name is Katie. Im in the sixth grade and go to Vista View in Burnrsville. Im 11 years old and I love animals. The letter, from Burnsville sixth grader Katie Mischel, was dated Oct. 1. On Nov. 11 Veterans Day Private Sackett surprised Katie, showing up at a ceremony at her school to meet his pen pal in person. Private Sackett brought along the letter, which Katie read aloud at the assembly. I hope you dont mind me asking some questions about your life in Iraq, Katie wrote. What is your day like? Is there any food you really miss? Back here in Minnesota, its starting to cool off, a big reminder that fall is coming and winter is right behind. Sixth grade teacher Sharon Stalock organized the dear-soldier letter campaign, which Katie explained in her letter. The whole sixth grade is doing this as a project, Katie wrote, to write letters to soldiers in Iraq. If you ask me, I like the project. Katie asked but one thing of Private Sackett to keep an eye out for her cousin. If you meet my cousin, who is in the Marines, his name is Adam, Katie wrote. Private Sackett presented to Vista View Principal Susan Risius and student Siri Jordan the American flag that flew over where he was stationed in Iraq. Siris father, Dan, is stationed there now, but she was surprised by a visit from him in October. Vista View parent Becky Shoop, a veteran ...
Community residents ask the Chula Vista Elementary School Board to take a position against the MMC peaker plant. The Chula Vista Community has mobilized to fight a new peaker plant that wants to be placed 350 feet from homes and 1300 feet from Otay elementary school. A straight case of social injustice and environmental racism.
Community residents ask the Chula Vista Elementary School Board to take a position against the MMC peaker plant. The Chula Vista Community has mobilized to fight a new peaker plant that wants to be placed 350 feet from homes and 1300 feet from Otay elementary school. A straight case of social injustice and environmental racism. For more For more information please check out our website: www.CommunitiesTakingAction.com
Community residents ask the Chula Vista Elementary School Board to take a position against the MMC peaker plant. The Chula Vista Community has mobilized to fight a new peaker plant that wants to be placed 350 feet from homes and 1300 feet from Otay elementary school. A straight case of social injustice and environmental racism. For more For more information please check out our website: www.CommunitiesTakingAction.com
Community residents ask the Chula Vista Elementary School Board to take a position against the MMC peaker plant. The Chula Vista Community has mobilized to fight a new peaker plant that wants to be placed 350 feet from homes and 1300 feet from Otay elementary school. A straight case of social injustice and environmental racism. For more For more information please check out our website: www.CommunitiesTakingAction.com
Francine 2008 Monte Vista Elementary School Promotion
Fourth Grade Recorder Recital
High Quality: www.youtube.com a video i made as a tribute to my 5th grade class. wowowow, that was a LONG time ago. shizzle, i should win an award or something for this video. it's amazing. i love class '07-'08. -MAH NAME IS RAILEEN. Main Song: Check Yes, Juliet by We the Kings Ending Song: Caramelldansen (Speedycake Remix) by Caramell I DO NOT OWN THE SONGS USED IN THIS FILM! =O
This MusiCan® 1 demo shows Module 1 of 5. The program promotes active listening, creative thinking, group learning, role playing, and many other useful skills. In MusiCan® 1, learners will visit the farm with Mel, explore the weather, go to town with B Banjo Brown, help in the kitchen, and join Mel's friends for Sports Day. The included lesson plans extend learning to include the alphabet, emotions, art, nouns and pronouns, subject-verb agreement, etc. Teachers and parents will find MusiCan® 1 to be an excellent introduction to music for young learners. For more information about MusiCan®, visit www.muses3.com or go to amazon.com to find discounted pricing.
Rio Vista Elementary School Choir performing the song "Magic To Do" at College of the Canyons on April 16th, 2008
Cody Rightmyer and his friends at Rio Vista Elementary School do a video report on the Bermuda Triangle
A book report of the true story of Ruby Bridges by Elizabeth Garalde,5th grade, Briar Vista Elementary School
What, no state reptile? Students in Mr. Jay Baichi's class at Skyline Vista Elementary School could not believe that Colorado has no state reptile. So they researched and selected the most appropriate reptile to represent Colorado, the Western Painted Turtle. The next step? Find a legislator to carry the bill. Who better than former District 50 educator and now House Representative Cherylin Peniston. Representative Peniston has requested that this be her first bill. Once the bill passes the House vote, it is hopeful that Senator Jennifer Viega, the Senator for School District 50's area, will carry the bill in the Senate. Skyline Vista students are prepared to testify in the House and if necessary, the Senate. It looks like their testifying talents will be called upon around the third week of January.
Empresa Elementary School Chorale performs at the Vista Art Show on October 20, 2007. It Takes a Village.
Empresa Elementary School Chorale performs at the Vista Art Show on October 20, 2007. Music Brings us Together.
2007 6th Grade year in review slide show at Rancho Vista Elementary School, Palmdale California. Jeff's last year at Rancho Vista before heading on to middle school.
The Storybridge Program was developed in 1993 by Stagebridge, the oldest senior theater company in the nation. The program uses storytelling as a tool for improving students' language arts skills and bringing elders and youth together. "Language development and performing arts are essential elements to the curriculum taught at the elementary school level," said Rose Woo, teacher, Bella Vista Elementary School in Oakland. "The programs that they offer schools are invaluable." Stagebridge recently completed a three-year implementation grant from the US Department of Education's Arts in Education Model Development & Dissemination Program. The results of a two-year independent evaluation of the program by 3D Group were released in 2007. The 3D Group evaluation concluded that "Storybridge students significantly outperformed control students in three areas of listening comprehension." After participating in the program, students were able to recall more elements of a story when retelling it, understood the structure of a story and could recall richer details, the report stated. "It's something that children will remember for the rest of their lives," said Deitra Atkins, principal, Glenview Elementary School in Oakland.
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