Mountainview School

10/15/2026

🧦🍂 SOCKTOBER REMINDER! 🍂🧦

A little kindness can warm someone’s heart… and their toes! ❤️

Our Socktober Collection is underway! We are collecting donations of new socks to help those in need stay warm as the colder weather approaches.

🧦 Every pair makes a difference!

💛 Thank you to all our wonderful families for helping us spread kindness, one pair of socks at a time!

10/14/2026

Hello Families! 🍂

Just a friendly reminder that our Super Recyclers Clothing Drive is happening next Wednesday, October 21st, from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m.

👕 It's the perfect opportunity to clean out those closets and give unwanted clothing a second life!

Your donations will help support fundraising for the Grade 6 Graduation.

10/08/2026

10/07/2026

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10/02/2026

09/29/2026

We were so fortunate to welcome Pascale O’Bomsawin, a native of Otterburn Park and a member of the Abenaki community, to Mountainview Elementary!

As our school resides on Abenaki territory, it was a meaningful opportunity for our students to learn more about the history, language, stories, and traditions of the people connected to the land around us.

Pascale shared beautiful stories with our students, introduced us to some Abenaki words, and filled our school with the sounds of traditional songs.

09/25/2026

Honorary Mountainview “Otter”

At Mountainview School, we firmly believe in our motto, which is: “Let’s take care of each “otter””. Yesterday, during the SSIAA Cross-Country event, one of our students injured himself and needed assistance to finish the race. Seeing a student struggling, two other ones stepped up to assist. These students sacrificed their own race to take care of another. We’d like to highlight the act of kindness from Jonathan of Mountainview School and Thomas from Boucherville Elementary, who is now an honorary Mountainview Otter.

À l’école Mountainview, nous croyons fermement en notre devise : « L’un pour « loutre » ». Hier, lors de l’épreuve de cross-country de la SSIAA, l’un de nos élèves s’est blessé et a eu besoin d’aide pour terminer la course. Voyant un camarade en difficulté, deux autres élèves sont intervenus pour lui porter secours. Ils ont sacrifié leur propre course pour prendre soin d’un autre élève. Nous tenons à souligner le geste de bienveillance de Jonathan, de l’école Mountainview, et de Thomas, de l’école primaire Boucherville, ce dernier étant désormais une « Loutre » (Otter) honoraire de Mountainview.