News & Announcements

Mountain View School Division is pleased to announce the appointment of Jamie Galbraith to the position of Coordinator of Curriculum and Assessment effective September 2022. Click on the above link for details!

Congratulations to retirees of Mountain View School Division! We gratefully acknowledge these individuals for their years of dedicated service to our students and wish them all the best in their retirement! Click on the above link for details.

Please find attached our exam schedule for Semester 2.

UPDATED May 30, 2022: there will be no students present on Friday, September 30, 2022, which is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Please click on the link to view the 2022-2023 School Calendar. For future reference, school calendars may be found on the MVSD website by clicking on the "Division" header and the "Calendar" link.

The MVSD News Digest, highlighting information from the June 13th Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees is now available! Click on the above link for more info.

Mountain View School Division would like to honour and acknowledge June 21st as National Indigenous Peoples Day. Today is a great day to recognize and celebrate the unique heritage, diverse cultures and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Metis People within our communities. Earlier this year, Manitoba Education and Early Childhood Learning released Mamàhtawisiwin: The Wonder We Are Born With – An Indigenous Education Policy Framework. To learn more, please click on the above link. Wetutoskimetowin: ‘To Work on It Together’. Happy Indigenous Peoples Day!

Please find attached the Grade 12 Exam Schedule

Please come and celebrate our students' athletic achievements on June 14 at 9:00 in the GLH gymnasium.

The MVSD News Digest, highlighting information from the May 30th Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees is now available! Click on the above link for more info.

EXTENDED DEADLINE to June 10, 2022! The Provincial Task Force on Poverty and Education is inviting Manitoba youth, ages 14 to 21 to share their lived experiences, perspectives, and ideas to help eliminate the impacts of poverty on students. Please click on the link for details on how to participate.