Principal: Julia Lamb - julia.lamb@mnps.org

Assistant Principal: Mrs. Lisa Swan - lisa.swan@mnps.org

District 6 School Board Representative: 
Cheryl Mayes - cheryldmayes@gmail.com

District 33 Metro Council Representative:
Robert Duvall - robert.duvall@nashville.gov

What Makes Our School Unique?

    Mt. View has a variety of special musical and arts programs that enhance student vocabulary and confidence. Mt. View is also home to the only Tae Kwon Do program in an elementary school in the state of Tennessee. In 2009, 23 students earned a first degree black belt. The Renaissance Kids, a special musical group composed of recorder players in Grades 3-4, have performed at National Educational Conferences, the Renaissance Fair, Vanderbilt University and the Country Music Hall of Fame. Band Guitars and chorus (Grades 2-5) are all special offerings for students at Mt. View. Research indicates that students who are engaged in special programs enjoy school and feel a connection to the school community. These positive experiences will continue to have a positive effect on achievement. Parent survey results indicate that parents appreciate the opportunity to see their children perform.
    In our academic programs, Mt. View is also incorporating strategies to include special populations more fully into the general curriculum. We are assisted by a numeracy coach and reading specialist. Math Explorers is also offered to higher performing students in Grades 3-5. Ross Bryan Associates, Inc., with support from Hands on Nashville, funded and built a unique math garden for use by our students to provide real opportunities for hands-on math.
     Mt. View has the only chapter of the National Honor Society for Elementary Schools in Tennessee with a membership of 57 fourth and fifth graders.
     Mt. View won a grant from the Titans & NFL Play 60, which promotes fitness. This program will enable the P.E. Department to provide a variety of equipment and programs designed to promote fitness for all students.

Who Attends Our School?

    Students attending Mt. View live in the southeast corner of Davidson County and are zoned to Antioch High School. The elementary schools in the Antioch cluster are: Lakeview Design Center, Moss Elementary, Mt. View Elementary and Thomas A. Edison Elementary. The middle schools are Antioch and J.F. Kennedy.

PENCIL Partners

PENCIL Foundation, a nonprofit organization, links community resources with Nashville public schools. A PENCIL Partner is a business or other community organization that teams up with a Metro school to volunteer time and donate resources that promote student success.

Colonial Pipeline Company
Publix
Antioch High School Leadership Development Class

Community Partners

PTA
YMCA Fun Company
Ross Bryan Associates
Publix
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