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| Cerro Villa Middle School | ||
| 17852 Serrano Avenue | 1.714.997.6251 | |
| Villa Park, California 92861 | 1.714.921.9331 Fax | |
| School Hours: 7:55 A.M. – 2:43 P.M. Late Start: 9:25 A.M. – 2:43 P.M. Minimum Day: 7:55 A.M. – 12:05 P.M. |
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| Office Hours: 7:30 A.M. – 4:00 P.M. | ||
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Concern To report absences, please call and leave your message. |
1.714.997.6020 | |
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Assistant Principal - Ms. Alvarado |
1.714.997.6025 | |
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Counselors - |
Mrs.
Glickman (A – F) Ms. Emter (G – Z) |
1.714.998.3984 Fax |
| Psychologist | Ms. Casey | |
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| Library/Media Center - Mrs. Wagner | 1.714.997.6023 | |
To get to Cerro Villa:
Take
the 55 (Costa Mesa) Freeway to Katella (Eastbound)
- Go left at Wanda / Santiago Blvd and then right at Serrano.
or
Take
the 55 (Costa Mesa) Freeway to Lincoln (Eastbound)
- Go right at Santiago Blvd and then left at Serrano.
You will find us on the south side (on your right) as you pass Serrano Elementary School.
Map is not to scale.

Cerro Villa Middle School has an over 40 year tradition of excellence in the community. We are one of five middle schools in the Orange Unified School District located in the quiet residential community of Villa Park, in northeast Orange County. With nine feeder elementary schools, our population is approximately 1,050 7th and 8th grade students. The campus, our home away from home, is well-maintained and shows our sense of pride. Guest teachers, visitors and parents consistently comment about the warm, hospitable and professional staff as well as the cheerful and respectful nature of our students. Our mission statement, “Through collaborative efforts, the staff, students, parents, and surrounding community of Cerro Villa Middle School are dedicated to fostering diverse educational programs in a safe and caring environment where all students have the opportunity to experience academic success and develop the habits of strong character,” illustrates our commitment to student learning, achievement and ethical behavior.
CV is a standards-driven school where passionate professionals and
supportive community share a common vision and work cooperatively to
provide our students with a superior education. CV’s talented teachers
engage our learners with a variety of motivating instructional
strategies in standards-based lessons that promote positive
interaction, critical thinking and reflection. We scaffold, modify and
intervene to support all student achievement. We work together to align
instruction through analysis of achievement data, student work and by
sharing best practices. Common expectations and consistent routines in
all classes succeed in creating a powerful learning environment and
confident middle school adolescents.
CV maintains a positive and nurturing social climate conducive to peer
support. Our Conflict Management program empowers students to solve
problems with peers while our Character Cabinet team teaches and models
to homeroom classes the importance of mutual respect. Numerous
extra-curricular programs and clubs such as intramural sports, Honor
Society, International Club, CASA and Pep Club involve students in
cultural and academic extensions as well as physical activities.
Character education permeates every aspect of campus life from
standards-based lessons with respect, integrity, and responsibility, to
daily words of wisdom from the principal. Teachers stand outside during
passing periods to greet students as they enter the classroom. Students
frequently give back to the community by donating time and resources to
such philanthropic projects as Care for Kids, Mary’s Kitchen, Troop
Care Packages, Homebound Seniors and Pennies for Patients.
CV’s paraprofessionals, counselors, classified and nutritional staff,
psychologist and nurse add positive support to the academic and
social/emotional development of our students with their caring
attitudes and selfless dedication. Our program is further strengthened
by enthusiastic parental support in virtually every activity on campus
including PFSO, SSC, Safe Schools, classroom assistance, dance
chaperones, and fund-raising events.
We are very proud of Cerro Villa Middle School; our students and staff
want to be here which is evident by our energy and hard work. CV’s
selection as a participating school in the OCDE Institute of Character
Education, technology grants and district and community awards
demonstrate our distinction in this community. The steady, sustainable
growth of our California Standards Test scores and the nearly 70 point gain in
our API to 831 over the past five years further exemplify our dedicated
efforts. Our work will never be done as we persistently pursue
continuous achievement for our students.
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About CV 2: New Student Registration
About CV 3: Arrival and Departure, Busses, Closed Campus, Telephone, Emergency Cards, Emergency Drills
About CV 4: Attendance, Excuses, Tardy Policy, Make-Up Work, Off-Campus Policy, Move/Withdrawl From School
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About CV 6: Library/Media Center, Textbooks
About CV 7: Student Activities: Organizations, Student Government, Social Events, Athletics, Extracurricular Eligibility, School Dances, Student Body Cards
About CV 8: Reading Break, Personal Property, Lost and Found, Illness and First Aid, Insurance, Study Trips
About CV 9: Academic Success: Grading Procedures, Progress Reports, Student Counseling, Awards and Honors
About CV 10: School Supply Checklist
Elementary Feeder Schools: California, Fletcher, Handy, Linda Vista, Nohl Canyon, Olive, Serrano, Taft, Villa Park Elementary