Students at Casa de Oro Elementary attend, connect and belong. It’s not too late to enroll in our preschool and TK-grade 8 schools in LMSV. Visit lmsvschools.org/enroll today!
La Mesa-Spring Valley School District was notified this month that we are one of 25 recipients in the United States (and three in the state of California) to receive a mental health grant focused on supporting our students and families as we return to school. The grant is the School Based Healthcare Solutions Network, COVID-19 […]
Students at La Mesa Dale connect with Sadie the Wonder Dog. Enrollment is now open in all of our schools for the 2020-2021 school year. It’s not too late to enroll! Visit lmsvschools.org/lamesadale
LMSV is proud to offer Trust Blended Learning, an innovative school program that combines part time independent study using an online curriculum with part time face to face instruction using project based learning in La Mesa. Trust Blended Learning serves children in grades TK-8 with 2.5 days learning online and 2.5 days learning in a […]
Transitional Kindergarten sets students up for success by building academic, social and emotional skills that will benefit them for a lifetime! Enrollment is now open for TK in the 2020-2021 school year across the district. Visit lmsvschools.org for more information.
Spread the word about kindness at STEAM Academy! STEAM Academy is a grades 4-8 school specializing in science, technology, engineering, arts and math. STEAM offers extended time in math and science, engages students in hands on learning and offers innovation periods for exploration in forensics, medical fields and robotics. Visit lmsvschools.com/STEAM
Kindergarten enrollment is now open in LMSV schools. Visit lmsvschools.org to learn about upcoming parent information meetings and options for kindergarten.
Students at Highlands Elementary School engage with teachers, staff and the school principal to feel connected and a sense of belonging.
Kempton Literacy Academy offers a Spanish/English dual language immersion program.
“That was so fun!” a young man, who is also a student at Spring Valley Academy, was overheard saying to his mother on the phone after school this week. The event he was referencing was none other than the “SVA / Casa de Oro Alliance Community Clean-Up Day” that occurred last Saturday, February 1st.
