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SCAP Family Survey Strategic Priorities Inspiring Excellence One Student At A Time The Student-Centered Accountability Program (S-CAP) is a system of accountability proposed and designed by a group of Colorado rural school districts. At the heart of Student-Centered Accountability is a focus on the success of well-rounded students using a system for continuous improvement. To accomplish this, the districts use multiple measures of student success to expand results beyond a single state test score. Classroom assessments, as well as dispositions that characterize a successful student, are used to provide more meaningful and comprehensive data to describe student achievement and growth. In addition to student results, S-CAP believes evaluating the capacity of the systems that support student success is an essential function of accountability. S-CAP uses an on-site audit of districts to evaluate the system components needed to support student success. With both comprehensive student success data and ratings from on-site reviews, local school boards are able to monitor performance and ensure the district continuously improves its capacity for the purpose of student success. Strategy #3 Engaging families and community while capturing kids hearts and captivating their minds. Strategy #2 Inspire students to explore their gifts and prepare them for the future. Strategy #1 Ensure district wide innovation through the development and delivery of differentiated and personalized learning to all students. MVSD Facebook Updates 2025/2026 District Calendar Our Partners Monte Vista Education Foundation City of Monte Vista

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 Bill Metz Elem Staff Administrative Staff Bill Metz Elem Principal Gabe Futrell Secretary Desirae Hurtado Secretary Miriam Esquivel Instructional Coach Kellyn Ross Special Service Providers Nurse Brianna Villagomez Counselor Francisca Archuleta Counselor Kim Luitich SPED Jason Hinds SPED Jeni Pepper 2nd Grade Teacher Lorelyn Buss Teacher Amy Montoya Teacher Jenny Owsley Teacher Anfernee Romero 3rd Grade Teacher Kendra Durre Teacher Kimberly Stahle Teacher Lucas Torres 4th Grade Teacher Elizabeth Garcia Teacher Allison Harrison Teacher Sabina Malouff Teacher Rachel Torres 5th Grade Teacher Trent Van Bibber Teacher Jennifer Carter Teacher Bowen Soden Support Staff Behavioral Interventionist Josh Keeling Title I Teacher Jacque Lawrence Title I Teacher/GT Julia Lumsargis ELL Jodi Rutherford Paraprofessional Ashly Arroyo SPED Paraprofessional Heather Archuleta Paraprofessional Becky McGee Reading Interventionist Shayla Keeling SSN Teacher Sonya Flores-Lozano Specialty Disciplines Physical Education Brandi Barbosa-Fraire Physical Education Alejandra Velasquez Computer/Library Kathy Duran Music Christopher Spears

Bill Metz Student Handbook Metz Messenger School Calendar School Policies Elementary Supply List 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade Student Resources Google Classroom Big Ideas Math Infinite Campus My School In Motion Science Fair Lindamood-Bell's Partnership Counselors Listening is often the only thing needed to help someone. Lunch Menu In 1979 Dr. Bill Metz moved to Monte Vista to serve as Principal of the elementary school. In 1984 he became Superintendent of Schools, and he remained in his position as Superintendent until 1993. When the new elementary school was built it was named for Dr. Metz. Now standing with the name Bill Metz Elementary. Dr. Metz was admired for his diligent work to improve academics and facilities for Monte Vista Students during his time as Superintendent. Our History

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Food Service Menus Pricing Monte Vista School District is participating in a Universal Lunch and School Breakfast Program for the 2024-2025 school year. Students enrolled in the district may receive breakfast and lunch meals at no charge to them. Studies have shown that children who are not hungry perform better in school. By providing breakfast and lunch to all children at no charge, we are hoping to create a better learning environment for our students. The school breakfasts and lunches that we serve follow U.S. Department of Agriculture guidelines for healthy school meals. The School Breakfast and Lunch Programs cannot succeed without your support; please encourage your children to participate in the school meal programs. Meals will be served to all students at no charge regardless of their eligibility status. Staff Director : Bonnie Hunter High School Staff: Olga Retana, Juan Archuleta, Abbey Vigil Middle School Staff : Patsy Olivas, Monica Medina, Candace Marthaler Bill Metz Staff : Cecilia Fierro, Brandy Archuleta, Irene Ortiz, Maria Hernandez Marsh Staff : Brizeida Medina, Theresa Chavez Summer Food Service Programs Good nutrition is essential for all children to grow and learn. Summer Food Service Programs help children continue to receive the nutrition they need during the summer months when they are out of school. Click the following link http://kidsfoodfinder.org to locate summer feeding sites throughout the State of Colorado. Non discrimination statement Child Nutrition Program Civil Rights Procedures (Complaint & Compliance Process)

Facilties Department Staff Mark Hotz - Director Annie Henderhan - Secretary Marsh School: Greg Castro - Custodian Bill Metz Elementary: Teresa Flores - Custodian Ray Jacquez - Custodian Middle School: Adrian Vargas - Custodian Johnny Salazar - P/T Custodian High School: Vicente Barbosa - Custodian Brenda Naranjo - Custodian Maintenance: Adrian Chacon Pat Gutierrez Tyler Stokes About us! The Monte Vista School District Facilities Department is committed to providing safe, clean, sanitary, and organized interior spaces that lend themselves to a positive learning environment. Contact Us At: 719-852-4050 Web Control Work Order/ Facility Request For work order and facility request: Organization # 105131965, password: Pirates

Meet The High School Team Administrative Staff High School Principal Chris Vance Athletic Director Scott Wiedeman Instructional Coach Angel Whitmer Office Manager Teresa Archuleta Secretary/Registrar Laura Barnett Special Service Providers High School Nurse Marka Clark Counselor Brettli Teem Library Media Specialist Melissa Harlan Special Education Services Corky Self Special Education Services Presley Garcia SSN Teacher Dena Salazar SSN Paraprofessional Alma Perez Language Arts Department ELA Eva Quintana ELA Brandy Sawyer ELA Roxi Finley Science Department Life Sciences & Research Loree Harvey Chemistry & Math Emma DeHerrera Physics/Chem/Earth Hansel Garcia Math Department Mathematics Al Ford Mathematics Shawna Larson Career and Technical Education Business Valerie Atencio Woodshop Aaron Woodke Agriculture Edwin Mondragon Specialty Disciplines Art DeAnna Connolly Foreign Language Kyle Behrman Physical Education Mansel Wasinger Band Jason Paschall ELL Luke Bradshaw History History David Morgan History Michelle Longshore

Meet The Marsh Elem 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 Preschool Teacher Lori Christensen Teacher Kim Maestas Para Kelly Avila Para Jessica Rivera Kindergarten Teacher Luella Lopez Teacher Fae Naranjo Teacher Sasha Gonzalez Teacher Valarie Atencio 1st Grade Teacher Heidi Stevenson Teacher Kirsten Whitmer Teacher Sara Hindes Teacher Gianna Canestri Support Staff Science/RTI coordinator Karyn Futrell Computers/Marsh Para Jacob Maestas Art/ Marsh Para Mariah Barbosa P.E/ Marsh Para Jeremy Martinez SSN Teacher Janelle Balboa SSN Paraprofessional Mary Lou Bray SSN Paraprofessional Eilleen Green Marsh Paraprofessional Tanya Lopez Teacher Adianna Garcia

Campus Portal Bell Schedule Class Schedule Athletic Schedules Student Handbook School Song!! MVHS Library Links EBSCO Host MLA Formatting Counseling Center Listening is often the only thing needed to help someone. Three cheers for Monte High School stand up and cheer Bring forth the spirit, love her more each year Bah dum bah dum Three cheers for Monte High School Victory and fame We're gonna fight fellas fight fight fight We're here to glorify our name Gold and Green fight fight Who fight we fight Gold and Green fight fight! Science Seminar Program 1/3 Google Classroom Student Resources The Pirateer Pirates of the Carri-Bean Lunch Menu FBLA SHOCK Key Club Gaming Club Clubs Knowledge Bowl NHS Student Council Mesa Science

Healthy Students Learn Better! School Nurses Briana Villagomez Ph# 719-852-4041 MV Early Learning Program M arsh Elementary Bill Metz Elementary brianav@monte.k12.co.us Marka Clark Ph# 719-852-3586 Monte Vista Middle School Monte Vista High School Byron Syring Delta Center markamc@monte.k12.co.us The following are some of the responsibilities of the school nurses: Provide acute and emergency care Administer medications per provider orders Reduce the incidence of vaccine preventable disease through immunization compliance. Develop and implement Individualized Health Care Plans (IHPs) to reduce the impact of health conditions for our students Provide state directed vision and hearing screenings Promote healthy habits in our school communities Monitor our communities for infectious and reportable diseases Train & delegate unlicensed assistive personnel and coaches Provide care to students with health conditions Assist families to access health resources in their community Work with the special services programs, SLVBOCES, RGPH and wellness/district improvement teams Parents/Guardians can access healthcare forms at the school nurse’s offices or from the links below. Medical Forms Symptom Screening Tool: How Sick is Too Sick for School Medication at School: Permission for Medication at School Immunizations: Child Care and Preschool Required Immunizations K-12th Grade School Required Immunizations Non-Medical Personal Exemption Form Medical Exemption Form Additional Consent Forms: Adventure Vision Consent Forms Asthma, Allergies, and Seizures Forms: If your student has asthma, please complete the following forms: Colorado Asthma Healthcare Action Plan Asthma Self-Carry Form If your student has a life-threatening allergy, please complete the following forms: Colorado Allergy and Anaphylaxis Healthcare Action Plan Meal Modification Form for Food Services If you student has seizures, please complete the following forms: Seizure Action Plan Dental Care Information: Info for Parents about Fluoride Varnish Eng 2019 Info for Parents about Fluoride Varnish Span 2019 BM/Marsh Dental Forms (English) BM/Marsh Dental Forms (Spanish)