Mountain View Academy

Calgary, Canada

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Spécialités

Mountain View Academy caters to children from preschool to gr. 12, providing essential ingredients for every child’s well-​being. High academics and university preparatory programs are at the center of all their philosophy, but what makes Mountain View Academy unique is the warm, supportive and nurturing attitude and environment. Each child is valued as an individual and an emphasis is placed on building self-​esteem and developing communication skills. Academic excellence of traditional subjects and values is achieved through an enriched, well-​developed curriculum utilizing hands on learning.

At Mountain View Academy the development of each child’s self-​esteem is a key component to the school’s philosophy and is therefore the pivotal point in the planning and execution of the daily activities. Everything affecting a student’s emotional state – from the death of a pet to distress at home, to eating nutritious snacks – is important to the staff. The school focuses on both academic and pers

Historique

Fondé en 1996.

Mrs. P and Mrs. S (the co-​founders of MVA) each have two boys and had discussed home schooling their children for several years. Both women were employed as teachers and what they saw was not what they wanted for their children. They wanted them to love school, to enjoy learning, make good friends and not to be scared when they went out onto the playground. With a $ 20,000 loan and a leap of faith, they opened the doors to MVA with their three youngest children being the first to register.

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Jitka S.

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Mrs. S holds a teaching degree with a minor in Early Childhood Education and was previously employed by the Catholic Board of Education. She is highly motivated and committed to the success of all students attending MVA.

Jitka has always been committed to helping improve her community and has been an active member within many organizations. She has been a coordinator and teacher at Ascension Parish, has provided various services with the Lung, Cancer and Heart Foundations and volunteered for the YMCA young children’s programs. As a board member of the Calgary Interfaith, The Third Academy, AISCA and a co-​founder and vice chairman of the Children of Chernobyl Association, Jitka works hard to make a difference.