Mountain View High School (Colorado)
| Mountain View High School ("The View") | |
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| Location | |
| 3500 Mountain Lion Drive, Loveland, Colorado 80537 USA |
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| Coordinates | 40°24'17.90"N 105° 1'32.95"W |
| Information | |
| Type | Secondary School |
| Motto | Pride Ownership Work Effort Respect (POWER) |
| Established | 2000 |
| School district | Thompson R-2J School District |
| Principal | Kevin Aten |
| Staff | ~130 |
| Grades | 9 to 12 grades |
| Enrollment | Late January/Early February |
| Number of students | ~1200 |
| Campus type | open |
| Color(s) | Purple, Silver, and Black |
| Mascot | Mountain Lion |
| Website | http://mvhs.thompson.k12.co.us/ |
Mountain View High School is a secondary school in Loveland, Colorado. Mountain View opened in 2000 and is the fourth public high school in the city, and the fifth high school in the Thompson R2-J School District. The principal of Mountain View is Kevin Aten. Mountain View was chosen in 2007 as the district's Music and Arts magnet high school, which is called LISA (Loveland Area Integrated School of the Arts). This is the only high school in Loveland that holds this program. The school also houses the national pre-engineering program called, Project Lead the Way. Mountain View also holds a club at the school called "Friends of Rachel" club.
The school features 13 Advanced Placement courses and is certified as a "high" achieving high school by the Colorado Department of Education.[1]
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[edit] LISA (Loveland Area Integrated School of the Arts)
LISA opened up in 2007 and is an arts magnet school at MVHS. It was developed to help students pursuit the fields of visual and performing arts. All the classes in the program all have an emphasis of visual and performing arts. Also, the program emphasizes critical thinking and problem solving through the arts-infused curriculum.
[edit] Sports
MVHS has won two state championships in baseball and several conference championships for football. [2].
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