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Mount View High School
Grades: 9-12
Type: public
Enrollment: 535
577 Mount View Road
Thorndike, ME 04986
Waldo County
Phone: (207) 568-3255
District: MSAD 03 Unity
MOUNT VIEW HIGH SCHOOL
Mission Statement
Mount View High School will provide a secure environment in which students will
be challenged to fulfill their potential. While acknowledging differences in
learning styles and abilities, we will offer a rigorous curriculum to help
students meet the challenges of an increasingly complex society. Using a variety
of resources, including parents, school, and community, we will strive to
prepare out students to become responsible members of the world community.
SCHOOL PERFORMANCE EXPECTATIONS
With the help of the community, Mount View High School will
*maintain a safe, nurturing environment.
*set high standards to optimize student growth.
*provide appropriate academic programs including alternative education programs
for at-risk and highly motivated students in order to minimize the dropout rate
and prepare students for a range of post secondary options.
*recognize, celebrate, and publicize student, faculty, and school
accomplishments.
*promote student participation in extra-curricular activities to encourage
personal growth and to help build a sense of community.
*provide opportunities for faculty growth, intra- and inter-school
communication, and professional development.
*recognize various learning styles and incorporate a diversity of teaching
methods to accommodate them.
*treat others with respect and courtesy.
*recognize and respect cultural, ethnic, religious and individual diversity.
ACADEMIC EXPECTATIONS FOR STUDENTS
From the Maine State Learning Results Guiding Principles:
Each Maine student must leave school as:
-A clear and effective communicator
-A self-directed and life-long learner
-A creative and practical problem solver
-A responsible and involved citizen
-A collaborative and quality worker
-An integrative and informed thinker
SOCIAL EXPECTATIONS FOR STUDENTS
Each student at Mount View High School will demonstrate social growth by:
• Treating others with respect and courtesy.
• Working with others in a cooperative, positive manner.
• Recognizing and respecting cultural, ethnic, religious, and individual
diversity.
• Accepting individual responsibility.
• Resolving conflicts in a deliberate, respectful manner.
CORE VALUES FOR MOUNT VIEW HIGH SCHOOL
In the fall of 2001, the students, staff, and parents of Mount View High School
identified and described the following four core values that we all share.
Respect
Students show respect by
Treating others the way they would want to be treated
Listening to others even when they may not agree
Being tolerant of individual differences
Dressing appropriately for school.
Teachers show respect by
Listening to students
Being open to different ideas
Treating students consistently
Parents show respect by
Listening attentively
Modeling respectful behavior
Believing and trusting in kids
Responsibility
Students show responsibility by
Being accountable for their actions
Following the rules
Coming to class prepared
Taking care of their physical and emotional health
Teachers show responsibility by
Knowing their subject matter
Providing a safe, positive learning atmosphere
Consistently and effectively implementing school rules
Getting work back to students in a timely manner
Parents show responsibility by
Providing guidance, structure and support for their children
Setting clear limits and boundaries
Honesty
Students show honesty by
Telling the truth
Coming forward when they have information that contributes
to the safety of others
Doing their own work
Being true to themselves
Teachers show honesty by
Grading fairly
Admitting when they do not know something or make a mistake
Being aware of their prejudices and trying to address them
Parents show honesty by
Being willing to share their mistakes
Being a role model
Being truthful with their kids, others, and authorities
Compassion
“Good-Hearted”
Students show compassion by
Helping someone in need
Caring for others
Being friendly to others
Teachers show compassion by
Being friendly and responsive
Caring about their students as people
Parents show compassion by
Being sensitive to the needs of their children
Keeping an open mind to the thoughts and feelings of others
Supporting school activities
Recognizing school and student accomplishments
I. Academic Information.
Academic Achievement
The basis for academic achievement is the teacher’s evaluation of the quality of
the student’s performance in a subject. A student must achieve a rank of at
least 70 (D) in order to receive credit for that subject.
A 100-93 D 75-70
B 92-85 E is below 70
C 84-76 I incomplete
Effort/Attitude
Teachers evaluate many criteria when measuring the quality of a student’s work.
Each 9 week academic grade report may include comments relative to student
effort, attitude, and behavior.
Credits, Make-Up
Students who fail classes and choose to make up credits by means of summer
school, tutoring, adult education, or the SOS Program should be aware that prior
approval by the high school administration/guidance is necessary.
The following guidelines are in place for make-up credits:
-To be eligible to use one of these make-up options, students must have received
a minimum grade of 50 for the year or have the recommendation of their teacher.
-Correspondence courses will not be allowed for make-up credit.
-Students will only be allowed two alternative make-up credits per subject area
with a maximum total of four.
-The maximum number of English classes that can be taken in one school year is
two and those English classes should be sequential.
These guidelines must be followed in order for students to receive a Mount View
High School diploma and to march with their class. Any variation from the above
guidelines is subject to the prior approval of administration and or the Student
Assistance Team (SAT). Please make sure to talk to your guidance counselor if
you need more information about make-up options.
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