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Gaming Club Where to meet: Wednesdays at 4 P.M. In Room A210 Whats it about? Gaming club is a social hangout, centered around games of all kinds, from board games, to video games, all are welcome. Some Restrictions Apply. Da Rules! Rule 1: Be respectful to each other - No swearing - No bullying - No racist remarks(could result In a sort of punishment) - No sexual harassment - Be quiet In the halls and classroom - Leave only when necessary (Don’t leave and keep returning) Rule 2 : Be respectful towards everyone’s items Don’t destroy anyone's console or controllers(result in fine) Rule 3: Have fun! - Can also do any homework - Play board games or cards as well - Be chill and hang out Recycle Bin

National Honor Society Purpose The National Honor Society (NHS) elevates a school’s commitment to the values of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Earning and maintaining a chapter of NHS is a proud accomplishment for a school and its school leaders—particularly the administration led by the principal and the faculty council led by the adviser—in administering a national recognition program that celebrates holistic assessment of student achievement. https://www.nhs.us/ Resources NHS.US Online Application Resource Join Us ! Activities Calendar MVHS Chapter By-Laws 4 Pillars of NHS Scholarship Scholarship is characterized by a commitment to learning. A student is willing to spend the necessary time to cultivate his/ her mind in the quest for knowledge. This pillar can only be achieved through diligence and effort. Scholarship means always doing the best work possible, regardless of impending reward. Service Scholarship is characterized by a commitment to learning. A student is willing to spend the necessary time to cultivate his/ her mind in the quest for knowledge. This pillar can only be achieved through diligence and effort. Scholarship means always doing the best work possible, regardless of impending reward. Leadership Leaders take the initiative to aid others in a wholesome manner throughout their daily activities. Leaders sacrifice their personal interests in order to yield to the needs of others. Leaders need wisdom and self-confidence to affect change in all aspects of their lives. Some examples of leadership can include, but are not limited to, leading group activities in the classroom and in the community, being an officer in a club, being a primary member of the band or choir, or being the captain of a sports team. Character Character is what distinguishes one individual from another. It is the product of constant striving to make the right choices day after day. Students with good character demonstrate respect, responsibility, trustworthiness, fairness, caring, and citizenship in all of their actions. Our Members In this paragraph you can include any content you would like to share with the user. Just click "Edit Text" or double click to add your own text and make changes to the font.

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S taff Resources Instructional Sites Infinite Campus Clever Planbook Gmail Purchasing and Payroll Information SDS Web Office SDS Activity Frontline Absence Management Transportation Transportation Request (organization #105131965 password: Pirates) Personnel Links - Employee Benefits Enrollment - (Instructions for Enrollment) - IRS - Current W-4 Form - Public Employees Retirement Associationa (PERA) (800) 759-7372 - 403(B ) Plan Eligibility Notice - American Fidelity https://americanfidelity.com/; 800-662-1113 - Anthem Life Insurance - Robin Tracy Eric1ben@comcast.net ; 720-344-0273 - Horace Mann Auto Insurance and 403(b) H Karl Keller 719-937-4997 - Notice of Privacy Practices - Cigna Legal Compliance This link leads to the machine-readable files that are made available in response to the federal Transparency in Coverage Rule and includes negotiated service rates and out-of-network allowed amounts between health plans and healthcare providers. The machine readable files are formatted to allow researchers, regulators, and application developers to more easily access and analyze data.

Purpose of Student Council Student Council is an organization conducted by students and supervised by adults. The purpose of the student council is to give students an opportunity to develop leadership by organizing and carrying out school activities and service projects. In addition to planning events that contribute to school spirit and community welfare, the student council is the voice of the student body. They help share student ideas, interests and concerns with the school wide community. The function of the student council is based upon parliamentary procedures. Ideas are presented, voted upon and confirmed by the student body president. Any student that is interested in leadership, organizational behavior, event planning or becoming more involved in the school are welcome to become involved. LIKE THE FACEBOOK PAGE! @Monte Vista School District www.facebook.com/Monte-Vista-School-District-341037064588/ FOLLOW THE INSTAGRAM PAGE! @mvhs.green.machines instagram.com/mvhs.green.machines?utm_source=ig_profile_share&igshid=1b13mtntgmfy0 Fundraising Request Form Use the Funding Request Form to submit your fundraising request. You will be given a response once the request has been reviewed and approved. Our Members Student Body Positions: President - Analicette Arroyo & Asia Alarid Vice President - Xavion Duran & Manuel Ochoa Treasurer - Jack Noonan Secretary - Annika Schaak Senior Class: President - Valerie Goodland Vice President - Gus Miller Treasurer - Jack Noonan Secretary - Zariah Archuleta Class Representative -Cienna Villalobos, Katie Pacheco Junior Class: President - Sasha Dupont & Presley Lozoya Vice President - Kaden Mellott Treasurer - Allessah Archuleta Secretary - Augustine Pacheco Class Representatives - Kaden Madrid, Alex Marquez, Kiera Sanchez, Daylin Castro Sophomore Class: President - Evie Hinds Vice President - Heysenny Beltran Treasurer - Alyssa Campos Secretary - Reagan Futrell Class Representatives -Hannah Henderhan, Madison Henderhan, Emilio Ortiz, Addison Mondergon, Dejah Jaquez, DeNeili Villaba, Yaritza Lopez, Kaelyn Atencio Freshmen Class: President - John Jake Naranjo Vice President - Logan Futrell Treasurer - Reminee Mascarenas Secretary - Lydia Boyd Class Representatives - Jakoby Ross, Jasmine Nevarez, Sunny Brewer, Elena Baumgardner, Destiny Pacheco, Stephanie Beltran, Conner Mellott Student Council

S taff Resources Instructional Sites Infinite Campus Clever Planbook Gmail Purchasing and Payroll Information SDS Web Office SDS Activity Frontline Absence Management Transportation Transportation Request (organization #105131965 password: Pirates) Personnel Links - Employee Benefits Enrollment - (Instructions for Enrollment) - IRS - Current W-4 Form - Public Employees Retirement Associationa (PERA) (800) 759-7372 - 403(B ) Plan Eligibility Notice - American Fidelity https://americanfidelity.com/; 800-662-1113 - Anthem Life Insurance - Robin Tracy Eric1ben@comcast.net ; 720-344-0273 - Horace Mann Auto Insurance and 403(b) H Karl Keller 719-937-4997 - Notice of Privacy Practices - Cigna Legal Compliance This link leads to the machine-readable files that are made available in response to the federal Transparency in Coverage Rule and includes negotiated service rates and out-of-network allowed amounts between health plans and healthcare providers. The machine readable files are formatted to allow researchers, regulators, and application developers to more easily access and analyze data.

Required Financial Transparency Colorado Revised Statutes, 22-44-304 (Commencing July 1, 2017) District Adopted Budget - Including Uniform Budget Summary (current and prior two years) District Financial Audit (current and prior two years) Salary Schedules or Policies (current and prior two years) Financial Data Files (current and prior two years) (districts identified as small/rural with less than 1,000 K-12 students, and having no charter schools, required to post district level financial information only)" List of Waivers Received by the School District 4 Day School Week Standardized Description and Rational for Each Automatic Waiver N/A Federal Form 990, 990-EZ, or 990-PF and any associated schedules" Not Applicable to MVSD Plan for Distributing Additional Mill Levy Revenue or Statement of Intent to Distribute Not Applicable to MVSD Other District-Specific Financial Information - Link to Financial Transparency Website View: https://www.cde.state.co.us/schoolview/financialtransparency/homepage Disclaimer: Please consider the context when evaluating financial transactions. Some transactions may appear improper on the surface but are perfectly normal and justifiable when placed in the proper context. We welcome your questions regarding our financial transactions or records. Monte Vista School District educates approximately 1100 students PK-12th grade in six schools on four campuses. The district is the largest employer in Rio Grande County employing approximately 150 permanent employees. For additional information contact: Scott Wiedeman, Superintendent Leona Holland, Accounting/Risk Manager scottw@monte.k12.co.us leona@monte.k12.co.us 719-852-5996 719-852-5996 Colorado Department of Education - School Finance

Title IX About: Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972 is a federal law that states: "No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance." Title IX Coordinator Leona Holland Monte Vista School District 59 North Broadway Monte Vista, CO 81144 719-852-5996 leona@monte.k12.co.us Grievance Procedure: AC: Nondiscrimination/Equal Opportunity AC-E-1: Nondiscrimination/Equal Opportunity AC-E-2 Nondiscrimination/Equal Opportunity Complaint Form JBB: Sexual Harassment AC-R-2: Sexual Harassment Investigation Procedures (Title IX) Resources OCR Webinar on New Title IX Protections Against Sexual Assault ATIXA Training Materials page Mandatory Reporting

Meet The Marsh Elementary Staff Administrative Staff Marsh Elem Principal Stacey Guymon Secretary Cindy Golden Special Service Providers Nurse Brianna Villagomez Counselor Peggy Haslar SPED Jeannette Casias 3 Year Old Room Teacher Naomi Naranjo Para Ashland Wood Preschool Teacher Kelly Avila Teacher Jessica Rivera Preschool Support Nelson Fraire Preschool Support Karina Rivera Kindergarten Teacher Sasha Gonzalez Teacher Luella Lopez Teacher Fae Naranjo SSN Teacher Janelle Balboa Special Education Jeannette Casias SSN Paraprofessional Eilleen Green SSN Paraprofessional Marisol Jaramillo Kindergarten Support Haley Bernal Kindergarten Support Lori Christensen Kindergarten Support Adianna Garcia 1st Grade Teacher Gianna Canestri Teacher Heidi Stevenson Teacher Kirsten Whitmer Support Staff First Grade Support Karyn Futrell First Grade Support Sara Hindes First Grade Support Kim Maestas Behavioral Specialist Tanya Lopez SSN Paraprofessional Erline Wright Support Staff Jennie Samora

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Our Program Nat Geo Current Projects Donors History Of Our Program Competition Archive Results About Our Program The Monte Vista Science Seminar Program is committed to providing all research students with the essential training, funding, and strong encouragement and support to achieve their research and educational goals! We are proud of our long-standing tradition of excellence in STEM, and we hope that students who complete our program obtain a wide array of research, writing, and presentation skills, as well as increased responsibility, resiliency, and confidence that will prepare them for great success in higher education, vocational fields, or the workforce. The program is led by Science Seminar instructor and research biologist Loree' A. Harvey, who's biography and background you can read here . Ms. Harvey has been sponsoring research students in the Monte Vista School District since 2005, and has led the Science Seminar program at the high school since the 2014-15 school year. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Our goal is to remove as many barriers to good science as possible for students by offering Science Seminar as a year-long advanced Science credit, as well as offering the course at all periods of the day (including "9th" hour) to accommodate the busy schedules of students. Please swing by to talk about how we can start your journey as a student researcher! National Geographic Science Fair Documentary Science Fair: The Series SCIENCE FAIR: THE SERIES showcases students working to solve the world’s most complex and pressing issues using science while competing for a coveted spot at the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), the most competitive science fair on the planet. It’s an inspiring, character-driven, coming-of-age story played out on a global stage where students push themselves to the limit but never miss an opportunity to uplift one another. Monte Vista High School students were very fortunate to be showcased in this National Geographic Series, and we hope that watching our students overcome the challenges of doing great science in a rural, underfunded area inspires students across the world to think big, ask questions, conduct research, and see where your dreams and motivation can take you!! Current Student Projects Thank You To Our Donors Loree' A. Harvey Loree' A. Harvey Loree' A. Harvey Loree' A. Harvey Gary and Jerene Wilkinson Gary and Jerene Wilkinson Gary and Jerene Wilkinson Gary and Jerene Wilkinson Cliff Pearcy Cliff Pearcy Cliff Pearcy Cliff Pearcy How to Donate How to Donate How to Donate How to Donate The Monte Vista Student Research program welcomes financial donations from supporters. Your funds go directly to a dedicated account used solely for supplies and expenses for student researchers in our program. You may send a check payable to "Monte Vista High School Science Seminar Program" and mail it to Monte Vista High School, care of Loree' Harvey, 295 East Prospect Avenue, Monte Vista, CO 81144 . A receipt will be mailed back to you for tax deduction use. How It All Started The Monte Vista High School Science Seminar student research program began in 1981 with retired Chemistry teacher and former School Board President, Mr. Gary Wilkinson. Gary worked tirelessly for over 33 years to guide and support students in their research endeavors and established the proud and long-standing tradition of excellence in STEM that the Monte Vista School District continues to nurture today. Under Gary's tutelage, 128 students have competed at the Colorado Science and Engineering Fair, and 45 of those have been selected as Finalists for the International Science and Engineering Fair. Thank you Gary for your amazing dedication and contributions to the pursuit of science in the Monte Vista District! Competition Archive Results