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Technology Department

Our Technology Department plays a vital role in helping Meeteetse students become Life Ready. Technology is integrated throughout our classrooms to enhance learning, encourage creativity, and prepare students with the digital skills they’ll need for the future. Our focus is on using technology as a tool to support problem-solving, collaboration, and innovation. To ensure a safe and secure learning environment, we maintain strong safeguards and monitoring systems that protect our students while they learn and explore online.

Cyber Security

We take a unified and proactive approach to cybersecurity that reaches every level of our district. Students are taught digital citizenship, online safety, and responsible use of technology as part of their preparation to become Life Ready learners. Teachers and staff receive regular training on data privacy, secure communication, and identifying potential threats, while administrators engage in advanced planning and compliance protocols to safeguard our systems and community. Our efforts are strengthened through collaboration with our Board of Trustees, our administrative team, corporate partners, local, state, and federal agencies, legislative members, and state task forces. Together, we work to ensure that every member of our school community learns to navigate the digital world safely, ethically, and confidently—skills essential for being truly Life Ready.

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Networking

Our Information Technology Department keeps Meeteetse School connected and secure. From classroom instruction to transportation, business operations, and board management, technology supports every part of how we serve students and families. We maintain reliable networks, secure systems, and integrated platforms that make daily work more efficient. Behind the scenes, we manage both on-site and cloud infrastructure with strong identity protection and single sign-on access—ensuring that every system runs smoothly and safely.

 

 

Forms and Policy

  • Northglen Elementary – Amy Gregson, Principal

    Southdale Elementary – Henry Herrera, Principal

    Eastland Elementary – Lauryn Shah, Principal

    Westhill Elementary – Beatrice Bell, Principal

  • Lakeside Middle

    Mountainside Middle

    Brookside Middle

    Bayside Middle

  • Mesa High

    Valley High

    Hill High

    Canyon High

  • Riverglen Head Start

    Crestbrook School – independent study

    Creekline School – K12 special needs

    Streamview Adult School

     

Strategic Plan

A comprehensive roadmap designed to guide our district towards excellence in education over the next five years, our plan reflects our unwavering commitment to academic achievement, innovation, and community engagement. By exceeding state standards and fostering a supportive, inclusive environment, we aim to empower every student to reach their full potential. This strategic plan outlines our goals, strategies, and actions to ensure that Mountain SD remains at the forefront of educational excellence, preparing our students for success in a rapidly changing world.
 

Read the Strategic Plan

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Programs and Services

We offer an array of exceptional programs and services that cater to diverse student needs, fostering academic excellence, creativity, and holistic development.

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Academic Programs

  • Strong core curriculum that meets or exceeds state standards
  • Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) programs for high school students
  • Gifted and Talented programs to challenge advanced learners
  • Special Education programs to support students with special needs
  • Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs to provide students with job-related skills

Extracurricular Activities

  • A variety of sports teams for students of all interests and abilities
  • Visual and performing arts programs, such as band, choir, orchestra, and theater
  • Clubs and organizations that focus on a variety of interests, such as academic clubs, student government, and cultural clubs

Student Support Services

  • School counselors to provide academic, social, and emotional support
  • School psychologists to assess and address students' mental health needs
  • Social workers to connect students and families with community resources
  • Speech-language pathologists to help students with communication difficulties

Family and Community Engagement

  • Strong communication between schools and families
  • Parent-teacher organizations (PTOs) or home school associations (HSAs) to provide opportunities for parents to get involved in their children's education
  • Community partnerships with businesses, organizations, and institutions of higher learning

Additional Resources

  • Before- and after-school programs
  • Summer school programs
  • English as a Second Language (ESL) programs
  • Professional development programs for teachers and staff
  • Technology resources, such as computers, tablets, and internet access
  • Safe and secure school facilities
     

Sustainable Learning for Our Future

Mountain SD is dedicated to reducing its carbon footprint and fostering a culture of sustainability within its schools and central office.

Sustainability is a core value for our district, and we strive to create a learning environment that promotes environmental responsibility for future generations.

The district has implemented a comprehensive program that includes a variety of initiatives. These include:

  • installing solar panels on school rooftops to generate clean energy
  • implementing a robust recycling and composting program to reduce waste
  • promoting the use of electric school buses for cleaner transportation
  • parterning with local farms to source fresh, locally-grown food for its cafeterias

These efforts are not only benefiting the environment, but also creating a more engaging learning experience for students. Through school gardens and outdoor classrooms, students are actively involved in understanding environmental issues and exploring sustainable solutions.

Mountain SD is committed to continuing its leadership in sustainability and inspiring other school districts to adopt similar practices.