We pursue academic excellence in a place of grace so thatlives will be transformed by Christ to impact the world.

Mission

School

Mountainview is located in a beautiful, semi-rural areaabout one kilometer from the center of Salatiga, Indonesia.Salatiga is located central to the major cities and culturalcenters of Yogyakarta, Solo, and Semarang, making theschool 1.5-3 hours from three international airports.

Community

Mountainview is fully accredited by the Association ofChristian Schools International (ACSI), Western AssociationSchools and College (WASC) and Badan Akreditasi Nasional Indonesia.

AccreditationMountainview Christian School (formerly MountainviewInternational Christian School) was founded in 1981 to serve the families of expatriates living in Indonesia, primarily those involved in the work of various service organizations. Mountainview is a K-12 boarding and day school with a current enrollment of approximately 230 students from a number of countries and backgrounds, with the largest number of representatives from the United States, South Korea and Indonesia.

SALATIGA—INDONESIA2019-2020

School Code: (CEEB) 672095

Standardized tests

All students in 10th and 11th grade take the PSAT

PSATThere were 20 graduates in the Class of 2019.

Class of 2019

100% admitted to 4-year colleges

Post High School PlacementIn 2019 a total of 78 exams were taken in 18 subjects 50% of theAP Exams received scores of 3 or higher

AP

SAT: 2019-20 SAT® results Middle 50% ERW Middle 50% Math

590-630 630-710

earned a 4.0+

earned 3.5–3.99

39

44

earned 3.0–3.49

earned less than 3.0

Recent College and University Matriculation

Arizona State University

Azusa Pacific University

Beijing University (China)

Biola University

Bocconi University (Italy)

Boise State University

Calvin College

City University of Hong Kong

Columbia University

Drexel University

Franklin & Marshall University

Georgia Tech

Grace College

Huntington University

Indiana University in Bloomington

KAIST

Korea University (South Korea)

Liberty University

Leiden University (Netherlands)

Marquette University

Messiah College

Milligan College

Monash University

National University of Singapore

NYU in NYC

NYU in Abu Dhabi

Oral Roberts University

Pratt University

Purdue University

Rhode Island School of Design

Rollins University

Savannah College of Art and Design

Seoul National University (South Korea)

Swiss Hotel Management School (SHM)

UC Berkeley

UC Davies

Universitas Gadjah Mada

Universitas Pelita Harapan

University of Central Lancashire(U.K.)

University of Texas in Arlington

University of Virginia

University of Washington

US Naval Academy

Utrecth University (Netherlands)

Webster University (Netherlands)

Wheaton College

Whitworth University

Yonsei University (South Korea)

University

Curriculum

The academic program is organized on a rotating blockschedule. Students take six 85 minute block classes andtwo 50-minute classes. Students attend three block classesand the regular class daily. Block classes are year-long;each block class meets every other day. Block scheduling was instituted in 2012.These AP® courses are offered: Calculus AB, Capstone,English Literature and Composition, and US History.

Technology

Campus wide WiFi access connects students and staff to aworld of information. In addition, an investment in technology made every classroom a global connection pointwith projectors or TVs . Both elementary and secondaryschools have computer labs that are equipped with thelatest hardware and software.

Mountainview awards two types of diplomas:

Graduation requirements

Mountainview awards two types of diplomas to students who spend their entire senior year at the school.

The Standard Diploma, which qualifies the graduate to apply for admission to a college or technical school in the United States.

The Merit Diploma includes more challenging course requirements and is considered the college or university preparatory course of study. Students working toward the Merit Diploma must:

Students with learning difficulties may make special arrangements with the school to earn a modified diploma. Following is the list of semesters and minimum credits required for each type of diploma.

Earn a 3.0 cumulative grade point average or higher in grades 9-12

Not earn any F’s on their report cards in grades 11 or 12.

Moral & Ethics Studies EnglishMath

Science

Social Studies

Foreign Language Fine ArtsHealth/PE

Community Service

StandardSubject Merit

4 years 4 years 2 years

3 years

2 years

Indo 2 Proficiency1 year 1.5 year(15 PE/0.5 Health) 20 hours

4 years4 years4 years

4 years

3+1 years

Indo 3 Proficiency 2 years2 years(1.5 PE/0.5 Health)80 hours

1. Geometry2. Algebra 2

1. Geometry2. Algebra 23. Pre-Calculus 4. +1

1. Biology 12. Physical Science (Chemistry or Physics) 3. +1 (any elective Sciences)

1. World Civics2. World History3. Contemporary Issues

(5 hours per year/4 years) (20 hours per year/4 years)

1. Biology 12. Physical Science (Chemistry or Physics) 3. +1 (any elective Sciences)4. +1 (any elective Sciences)

Students transferring credits from other schools do not need to make up missed Moral & Ethics classes

Includes a required Contemporary Issues course

Secondary Grading and GPAA

Class Rank: School does not rank students

Student BodyMountainview hosts a diverse student population

A Excellent 92–100

B Above Average83-91

C Average74-82

D Below Average65-73

E Failure64 or below

25%

35% 15%

25%

Other

South KoreaIndonesiaUSAOther

48% 52%

Male

Female

In Class of 2019

progress to college in US

progress to colleges in Korea,Indonesia, Australia and Japan

65%

45%45%

8 : 1Student Teacher Ratio

Teachers

Students

8

1

BoardingThe school offers two, centrally located, on campusdormitories. Both dorms are staffed with professional “dormparents” with food and laundry services and high speedinternet. Capacity for 16 boys and 16 girls. (grades 7-12)

These teams compete in the annualIISSAC (Indonesian International Small School Activity Conference) tournament. This is a competition with 5 otherinternational schools. Tournament site rotates amongmember schools.

Sports

Girls Volleyball

Boys and Girls Football (Soccer)

Boys and Girls Basketball

Boys and Girls Swimming

Boys and Girls Cross country

Boys and Girls Badminton

ExtracurricularMajor Musical or Drama production annually. In 2016 featured Disney’s The Little Mermaid Musical. This productionfeatured one half of the secondary students on stage and behind the scenes. 2019 featured C.S. Lewis’ Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe.

Battle of the Books. The academic competition assignsstudents readings in teams which they are tested on in a“quiz show” type format.

Community Orchestra

Drama ProductionChronicles of Narnia

SportVolleyball Team

Sport

Drama ProductionCasts and Crews

Basketball TeamCompetition Music

Community OrchestraBattle of The Books