Community night brings in resources, support for students
"Welcome to Mountain View!" Ninth grader Khonner Peck and eighth grader Leilani Chaney were the greeters Wednesday during Moose Family Night at Mountain View Alternative High School in Rathdrum. Moose Family Nights invite students, families and neighbors to enjoy activities and community resources at the school.
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Mountain View freshman Colby McDonald, center, seventh grader Hunter Cleveland, left, and Lakeland Middle School sixth grader Kaleb Lasch demonstrate their cup stacking skills Wednesday at Moose Family Night.
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Eleventh grader Meka Colquitt hops through an obstacle course Wednesday at Mountain View Alternative High School in Rathdrum.
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Red Cross community volunteer leader Kathleen Elliott gives a presentation on how to give CPR Wednesday during Moose Family Night at Mountain View Alternative High. The evening's theme was "New Year, New You Health Fair."
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RATHDRUM — From the moment they walked up to the front doors to the moment they left, guests were welcomed as part of the Mountain View Moose family.
“It’s Mountain View, it’s the best school in the world,” said freshman Khonner Peck, who served as a door greeter with eighth grader Leilani Chaney.
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