Mission Statement: Valley View’s educators impart their enthusiasm and love of learning to our students. Rigorous standards underpin lesson planning and challenge students to work to their potential. Data driven instruction provides the basis for teaching to individual strengths while addressing specific needs. Valley View students are encouraged to be respectful, responsible, and compassionate citizens of our learning community. School culture and climate remains positive when children strive to be advocates for diversity and acceptance. Valley View’s motto inspires and guides our daily practice. Children, parents, teachers, and administrators trust that Valley View is a school “where all children can learn!”
Learn more about our wonderful school by watching the videos below!
Character Education At Valley View Elementary School
Character Education plays a major role in the Valley View School environment. Each year students use our green screen to come up with creative ways to express how Valley View teaches the core values of respect, kindness and acceptance to the children. Both staff and students work together on these presentations. Enjoy our "It's Raining Respect" video to the right which highlights character education at our school!
Please visit our school's Youtube Channel to enjoy more Valley View videos which includes concerts, school initiatives, goals, television clips, programs and class projects.
Enjoy!
News And Notes From Valley View Elementary School
Our Summer Video Message To Our Families
From Our Reading Department
10 Ideas for Summer Reading....Click here
Math 24
On Wednesday, May 29th, Ms. Falk held the Math 24 Final Tournament. All year students in the Math 24 Club have worked hard to play this game to increase their speed and accuracy with all four operations in math. Ms. Falk would like to congratulate the top four winners! First place: Shalini Sivakumar, Second place: Zaara Mehta, Third place: Henry Chen, Fourth place: Christopher Smith. Well done third graders! Valley View is proud of you all!
Author Signing
The Valley View fifth graders had a chance to contribute to a published book! Dr. Rovtar created a compilation of student writing on different topics such as resilience, respect, and kindness. The book is called A Road Map for Respect, Kindness, Gratitude, Grit, Courage, and Resilience: Words of Wisdom from the Montville Township Public School Students and is available for purchase on Amazon. Congratulations to all of our young authors!