News & Announcements

This week, we had the pleasure of catching up with Lauren Stevenson, an alumni from the class of 1993.

Have your kids ever wondered how seeds turn into the fruits and vegetables on their plates? Or why some plants grow better in the sun while others thrive in the shade? At Crestview, we’re answering these questions—and many more—as part of Crestview’s new Junior Master Gardener (JMG) program, now included in our Environmental Science curriculum.

Over the summer, Crestview got a fresh new coat of paint thanks to the support of our community through the Crestview Fund.

We are thrilled to welcome back Crestview alumna Emily Wada from the class of 1990!

Over the past month in Coach Alfredo’s PE class, Crestview's backfield has transformed into a golf course, where students have been trading their sneakers for imaginary golf shoes and working on their swings!

Crestview Park has received wonderful upgrades this summer thanks to the generosity of our community!

In first grade, students began to explore the concept of identity by discovering what makes them special and unique.

Our school prides itself on fostering a strong sense of community, and the relationships between older and younger students are nothing short of heartwarming. The Buddies Program is a shining example of this, in which students in third through fifth grade serve as mentors, friends, and reading companions to those in transitional kindergarten through second grade.

Thanks to the incredible support of our Crestview community, the students are thrilled with the new upgrades to the campus that took place this summer.

As an introduction to our Narrative Writing Unit, third-grade students explored the power of sensory adjectives by practicing descriptive writing in the third-grade lunch area.