News & Announcements

Crestview was recently featured on the national website of Best Friends Animal Society, a leading animal welfare organization, in recognition of a service learning project completed by our 4th graders.

As the school year comes to an end, we are preparing to say farewell to our sixth-grade class.

Our young, 6th-grade entrepreneurs are taking the multidisciplinary skills they have learned and using them to create a start-up plan to run their own food truck businesses.

Fifth-grade students are embarking on an exciting entrepreneurial journey! They are developing business concepts designed to offer either a product or a service

Last night, Crestview’s Musical Theater program lit up the stage with a heartwarming production of Frozen Jr., enchanting the audience at Lanterman Auditorium. Congratulations to the entire cast and crew on a FANTASTIC performance—we are so proud of you!

Lower elementary students are building a strong foundation in computer science through creative, hands-on activities. They’re learning key concepts like sequencing, loops, conditionals, and events while coding stories, games, and robots—developing problem-solving and teamwork skills along the way.

Over the past 10 weeks, our Crestview 4th graders have been hard at work on a meaningful project that combined learning, creativity, and compassion. As part of their "Introduction to Service" unit, students explored a powerful question: What can we do for the common good?  Then, they brainstormed themes they cared about, worked in teams, and ultimately voted to support a cause close to many of their hearts: helping animals in need.

The sixth graders recently wrapped up a two-month project with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW). Through CDFW's “Trout in the Classroom” program, students experienced hatching fish eggs, learned about some of California’s native aquatic environments, and gained a deeper understanding of how their actions affect these vital resources. This was Crestview's first year participating in the program.

Second-grade students recently spent several weeks studying the lives and achievements of famous women throughout history. Their exploration included reading biographies, taking detailed notes, and writing reports to better understand the impact these women had on the world.