Meadow View Elementary

🧢👟🧥 Our Lost & Found is filling up!
Parents are welcome to come by and check for missing items. Just sign in at the front office with your Circool QR code and then head to the cafeteria stage to take a look.
📅 Items will remain on the stage until Monday, October 28. After that date, all unclaimed items will be donated.
Come see if anything belongs to your child before it’s gone! ❤️🖤

Ms. Sumrall’s 1st graders had a blast playing Headbands! 🎉 Students described words and worked together to figure out if each one was a noun, adjective, or verb — learning through fun and teamwork! 💡🧠💬

Bentley in Mrs. Stanfa's 1st grade class received a Positive Office Referral for being a great role model for his friends! He takes pride in his work and always sets a good example. Way to go, Bentley!!

First grade had a wonderful time learning about animals from the Oak Mountian Outreach team!

Red Ribbon Week is NEXT WEEK!!!

Book Fair is coming NEXT WEEK!! 📕📗📘📙📚

Copy + Paste ✔️ Our MVES crew understands the assignment—twinning level: expert! 🙌👯‍♂️

We had the best time in the Homecoming Parade celebrating "A Generation of Champions"! Take a look at our super cute float!

Loved having Alabaster Fire Department come to visit our pre-k, kindergarten, and 1st grade students!

Liberty Learning Foundation kickoff at Thompson Middle School for our 2nd graders!

Pumpkins, friends, and lots of giggles—what more could you want in a fall day? 🎃🍂 Our kindergarteners had a blast at Penton Farms today picking pumpkins, playing, and making sweet memories together! 🧡

Ms. Gardner’s 3rd graders had an unforgettable day in the STEAM Lab with Mrs. Simmons! 🎉 They were the first class at MVES to try out our brand-new VR goggles 👓🌎 — purchased thanks to the incredible support from last year’s Boosterthon Fun Run! 🙌

Hands-on learning just got even more exciting at Meadow View! Stay tuned… the adventure has only begun! 🚀❤️🖤

Our students are the best readers! More Reader Leader winners!!

Reader Leaders!

Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Martin's pre-k class got to tour Ms. Kristi's school bus during their unit on transportation! 🚌

Today was a special day at MVES! 🇺🇸 We were honored to welcome Alabama State Representative Kenneth Paschal to campus as he presented Meadow View Elementary with our official America250 Alabama Semiquincentennial flag and a letter of commendation. This recognition celebrates our participation in the statewide initiative leading up to the 250th birthday of the United States in 2026. Representative Paschal presented the flag to our 3rd Grade Principal’s Advisory Board, who proudly accepted it on behalf of our students, staff, and school community. We appreciate Representative Paschal for taking the time to visit MVES and for supporting public education and student leadership. At Meadow View, we work to develop confident learners, responsible citizens, and future leaders—and today was a meaningful reminder of the importance of civic pride and community involvement. 🇺🇸

Please help us congratulate our MVES Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Kayla Harris, and Teacher Assistant of the Year, Mrs. Zulma Vargas! 🎉🍎 Kayla Harris is in her 13th year of teaching at Meadow View and continues to make a lasting impact on our school. She has a heart for her students and a gift for making every child feel seen, included, and valued. She is also a trusted mentor to new teachers and a leader on our staff. We are so grateful for her dedication and love for education. Zulma Vargas is in her 3rd year at MVES and is a tremendous blessing to our kindergarten team. She goes above and beyond for our students and staff every day. As a bilingual educator, she supports many of our ESL students and families, helping bridge communication with kindness and care. Her heart for helping others shines in everything she does. We are incredibly lucky to have both of these amazing educators at MVES! ❤️👏

After reading the “Interrupting Chicken” book, Mrs. Currie's ESL students created dialogues with puppets to demonstrate the difference between interrupting and respectful dialogue. Valente (3rd grader in the back with puppet) and Mrs. Currie presented his to kindergartners in the library!

Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Martin's pre-k class had special visitors! The THS Child development class came to our classroom their classroom and read stories, played games and had an activity for the students to do! They had so much fun! Check out their cool tool belts!!

We loved getting to shower the future Mrs. Pickle! Ms. Lavender is getting married soon so we got to celebrate by having a beautiful shower in her honor!