About Our School
Home of the Lions,
"The Pride" of Washoe County School District
Welcome to Sun Valley Elementary School! We are excited to kick-off the '24-25 school year! At Sun Valley Elementary School, we work to develop loving relationships with our students, staff and families, which is why we call ourselves a "Sun Valley Family."
We look forward to working with your child and your family this school year! There are a number of helpful pages here on our website, including an up-to-date calendar, school counseling and social work support, as well as other school policies. You can also find important updates and pictures from our favorite school events on our social media page.
Find us on facebook @sunvalleylionpride
Mission and Vision
We at Sun Valley Elementary School believe in continuous improvement for our staff, students, and community. With that in mind, we are excited to share our new mission and vision statements, which will help guide our decisions for years to come. Mission and vision statements help define an organization's purpose, and intentions, and state what it hopes to achieve for the future. We look forward to working with the entire community to ensure that all of our students achieve at high levels this year while feeling safe, welcome and loved.
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Document contains a list of parental rights regarding student achievement, staff qualifications, among other rights.
The School Improvement Plan is a report of schools' annual goals related to student success, adult learning culture, and student connectedness. These goals are reviewed several times a year and progress toward those goals will be publicly shared here.
Title I is a federal-funded grant program that ensures all children have a fair, equitable and significant opportunity for a high-quality education. For more information, click on the link above.
Sun Valley Elementary is an Additional Targeted Support and Improvement (ATSI) school
ATSI refers to a designation given to schools under Nevada's federally-approved Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Plan. ATSI schools have very low-performing student subgroups that, if those subgroups' performance were considered on their own, would lead to a Comprehensive Support and Improvement (CSI) designation. In short, these are schools identified as needing improvement due to the consistently low performance of specific student groups.