Loma Vista Environmental Science Academy is still the best school for learning about the environment because it has its own farm that students can use to learn. The school is switching to a TK-5 model so that it can better serve younger students who are interested in learning about environmental science. Even though buildings are being repurposed for district use, the academy's top priority is still hands-on, nature-based learning.

Q1. Is there a school garden at Loma Vista Environmental Science Academy?

Ans. There is a big garden at the academy where students learn about biology, sustainability, and the plants that grow in their area by doing things.

Q2. Does Loma Vista Environmental Science Academy offer any trips for outdoor learning?

Ans. Every year, middle school students go on field trips to local nature preserves and scientific research centers to learn about the environment.

Q3. Is there a band program at the Loma Vista Environmental Science Academy?

Ans. Students in fifth grade or higher can join the band to learn how to play different woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments for performances.

Q4. What are the rules about cell phones for middle schoolers at Loma Vista Environmental Science Academy?

Ans. During all school hours, students must keep their phones turned off and in their lockers or backpacks.

Q5. Does Loma Vista Environmental Science Academy hold recycling events for the community?

Ans. The school holds recycling drives every season to get families in the area to get rid of their electronics and plastic waste in a responsible way.