My youngest son is entering 8th grade, and, as his brothers before him, attended ParkView since 6th grade. As a parent, it is such a delight to listen in as they talk about fun assignments that they had with the same teacher. Likewise, I find a sense of satisfaction when they sincerely tell others
... Read more how much they like and take pride in ParkView. Believe me when I say that I never had to force any one of my sons to attend school at ParkView. Their attendance records are perfect because each one of my sons wanted to make them perfect. With all honesty, it is disheartening for me to read negative reports reflected here because I have been a parent of ParkView basically since it began. Therefore, I have witnessed an abundance amount of the school's history and the intentions of admin and staff are sincere. My name is Sue Ferguson. Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/13/09
I have been a parent of ParkView basically since it began. My oldest son graduated from Park View and is now a high school graduate as well. It is important to note that he is daily challenged with Tourette Syndrome. This being disclosed, I can say, with all certainty, that Park View provided
... Read more my son with the tools he needed to launch into high school. Their special education department provided all the services he required to succeed and them some. The positive structure and family type environment provided my son with security. As a parent I felt safe knowing he was being educated by the Park View team of teachers and administrators. My middle son just graduated this year and is now ready for high school. He is a student that takes his education seriously and will tell anyone that Park View is a school that is serious about teaching. Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/12/09
Parkview is the worst school I've ever dealt with! The teachers are unprofessional and seem to be lacking in modern teaching techniques. They will teach your children to be cattle.They take away there individuality and freedom of expression!
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Posted by a parent on 01/29/09
I do not like this school at all. It is way abnormally small, you feel closterfobic, their is no gym, some teachers are rude and the blue book is for kindergarteners, if you do not get your adjena signed evey night, or forget to wash your PVMS shirt, you get written up, then after a few times, you will
... Read more get friday school for nothing! it is a terrible school and you should send your student to Glassford or Bradshaw. Read less
Posted by a student on 01/16/09
I am very happy with this school. The small class size assists with the teachers ability to know and understand the learning styles of individual students. My daughter is not only excelling at the school, but is happy to get up every morning to go there.
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Posted by a parent on 04/29/08
Great teacher student ratio Family oriented community No students slip through the cracks
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Posted by a parent on 07/10/07
I am disappointed with this school now, It's going down hill in everyway. I'm happy this is my daughter last year here.
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Posted by a parent on 05/06/06
Park Veiw has been a possitive experience for all 3 of my kids. The teachers are personable and curriculum challenging without being overwhelming. They encourage parent involvement at all levels. My kids have had no problem in transitioning to High School, in fact, much of what they learned was repeated
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Posted by a parent on 07/27/05
Park View Middle School provides quality education to students in grades 6-8. Emphasis is placed on core academics, with both fine arts, and performing arts programs. The small educational community affords students a smooth transition from elementary to high school. Named an 'Excelling' school by
... Read more the AZ Dept. of Education, PVMS has was also named as AZ Department of Education 'school of the month' for March 2005. PVMS has talented staff and a solid standards-based curriculum. Students are provided learning opportunities which enhance both their academic achievement and social maturity. The small school environment ensures that every child is known by name. The homework hotline and student planners provide students with guidance while completing homework. PVMS students, parents, and staff members believe that the academic, co-curricular and extra-curricular programs guide the individual learner toward becoming a successful high school student. Our graduates attend both public and private high schools and are successful due to the study habits, thinking skills, and organization ability they gained while studying at Park View Middle School. Activities are an integral part of the learning environment and include: community service, Project Citizen competition, Math Counts competition, Vocational Industrial Arts program and competition, mock elections, citizenship contests, since fair, spelling bee, student of the month, talent show, yearbook, student government, choral music, band, and drama. Students transitioning from large urban schools and those coming from home-school environments have achieved success at PVMS. PVMS has 147 computers for student use and technology integration is occurs in each subject area. While emphasis is on the four core academic areas: language arts, math, science, and social studies, students also have a spectrum of non-core classes from which to choose. These include: Art, Art II, Industrial Vocational Technology, Physical Education, and Health. All curriculum is based on educational standards as established by the Arizona Department of Education. All instructional staff are 'Highly Qualified' as determined by the 'No Child Left Behind' federal law. Core academic teachers are AZ certified teachers and all instructional aides have passed a Paraprofessional proficiency exam. The small school environment provides a unique opportunity for students to engage in many learning activities while being held accountable for their learning. We are proud of our school and look forward to answering any questions you may have about the educational program. We look forward to meeting you and giving you a tour of our facility. Read less
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English as Second Language
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Prescott Valley schools — Parkview Middle School is located at 8300 E Dana Dr, Prescott Valley AZ 86314. 8300 E Dana Dr is in the Prescott Valley Units neighborhood and 86314 ZIP code in Prescott Valley, AZ The school district for Parkview Middle School is the Arizona State Charter School Board. Parkview Middle School is a Public school that serves grade levels 6 - 8.
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