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MOUNTAIN SCHOOLINC

AZ · EIN 953564584 · $2.0M rev · operational · www.mountaincharterschool.com
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MOUNTAIN SCHOOLINC is an A-rated public charter elementary school in Flagstaff, Arizona, serving students from Kindergarten through 5th grade. Established in 1980 and chartered in 1996, the school emphasizes a rigorous curriculum, experiential learning, and a full-inclusion model for students with disabilities, supported by strong parent involvement.

activities · 8

what they do

direct service · 8
  • Enrichment Programs and Activities Student Enrichment & Extracurricular Programs
    Offers daily special classes including Art, Music, Physical Education, Mastermind, and Spanish, supported by an annual activity fee that also covers field trips.
  • K-5 Charter School Operation Charter & Alternative School Operation
    Operates a public, tuition-free charter school for students in Kindergarten through 5th grade, offering state-funded full-day programs for grades 1-5 and half-day Kindergarten, with an option for full-day Kindergarten for a monthly fee.
  • New Student Assessment and Adjustment New Student Developmental and Academic Screening
    Conducts a 45-day screening process for new students to assess their needs and facilitate their adjustment to school routines.
  • Offers daily special classes including Art, Music, PE, Mastermind, and Spanish, and supports these and other special programs and field trips through an annual activity fee.
  • Operating a K-5 Charter School Charter & Alternative School Operation
    Operates as a public, tuition-free charter school offering full-day programs for grades 1-5 and half-day Kindergarten, with an option for full-day Kindergarten for a monthly fee. The school provides a safe and supportive educational environment for students.
  • Providing Inclusive Special Education Services Special Education for Learning Differences
    Provides full inclusion for students with disabilities by placing them in regular classrooms full time with non-disabled peers, while delivering needed support services. This includes fulfilling Individual Education Plans (IEPs) and offering differentiated instruction in core subjects, speech/language therapy, occupational therapy, and counseling services.
  • Special Education and Support Services Special Education for Learning Differences
    Provides full inclusion for students with disabilities in regular classrooms, fulfilling Individual Education Plans (IEPs) by offering differentiated instruction in core subjects, speech/language therapy, occupational therapy, and counseling services.
  • Student Onboarding and Assessment New Student Developmental and Academic Screening
    Conducts a 45-day screen for new students to assess their needs and help them adjust to school routines.
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what they call their work

45-day Screen for New Students
Mandatory screening within the first 45 days of school to assess student needs and facilitate adjustment.
Academics
Rigorous curriculum across all subjects with opportunities for critical thinking and problem-solving.
Enrichment
Daily special classes including Art, Music, PE, Mastermind, Spanish, and STEAM, providing creative and reflective opportunities.
Experiential Learning
Field trips, guest speakers, community partnerships, and project-based learning to connect students with the world.
Special Education Services
Full inclusion model for students with disabilities, providing differentiated instruction, speech/language therapy, occupational therapy, and counseling services as per IEP requirements.
Whole Child
Nurturing environment prioritizing citizenship, character, sustainability, and service, guided by ROARS values (Respect, Optimism, Achievement, Responsibility, Safety).