- 8th grade parents: Please check your email for a communication from Ms. Walsh regarding the West Morris Mendham High School summer "Previews" program. All students are encouraged to attend.
- Today, a school safety drill was conducted to practice the district’s processes and procedures in the event of an emergency. We successfully completed a lockdown drill with all students and staff. This was a routine drill, and there is no reason for alarm or concern. We will continue to send notifications confirming the completion of a school security drill.
- NJSLA testing resumes next week. Students in grade-level Math courses will test on Tuesday (Math 5, 6, 7, and 8), Wednesday, and Thursday. Students taking the Algebra I or Geometry assessment will test on Wednesday and Thursday. Please be reminded of the following:
- Testing begins immediately at 8:30, so please ensure your child arrives to school on time.
- Students should bring their own headphones/earbuds and a mouse (optional).
- Please be sure that your child charges his/her Chromebook overnight to ensure a full battery during testing.
- On testing days, we will follow the delayed opening schedule after testing concludes and 10:30 a.m. Click here to view the bell schedule.
- The technology department has received numerous student requests for replacement Chromebook chargers this week. Note that your child's device and charger will stay with them during their 4 years at Mountain View, therefore, the fee to replace a lost Chromebook charger is $40.00. Students are encouraged to put their first and last name on their charger so that it can be returned if found.
- On Thursday, May 19, all Mountain View students will attend a presentation with Maggie Doyne, humanitarian, activist, and Mendham Borough native. Maggie will share how her choice to take a gap year after high school led her to Nepal, and a life she never imagined. She became inspired to make a difference and took action, joining together with members of the local community, first tackling school enrollment. This led to the founding of a home for children, eventually a school for over 400, a women's center, a health clinic, and so much more. She works to remind students that not everyone has to go halfway around the world to make a difference and that there are opportunities for change in their own communities.
