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Mountain Lion Days July 22-25, 2025
MUSD is proud to welcome Adam Ostmeyer as our new Safety and Security Coordinator. A 2340 Foundation student with deep roots in the district, Adam brings experience, passion, and a strong commitment to keeping our schools safe.
Please be aware of our process to request a schedule change.
On Wednesday, July 30, Donate School Supplies to Support Marana Schools at the KVOA News 4 Tucson Back to School Supply Drive hosted at Tangerine Farms K-8 School!
Apply now for benefits! Applications are now being accepted for free or reduced-price school meals for the 2025-26 school year! Families must re-apply each year and one application can be used for all children in the household.
Mountain View High School Earns High Reliability School (HRS) Level 2 certification, Ensuring Effective Teaching in Every Classroom!
We are proud to celebrate the outstanding results from this year’s Advanced Placement (AP) Exams at Mountain View High School! From literary analysis to creative design — our students rose to the challenge and achieved remarkable success.
Join us for our annual Back-to-School Backpack & Resource Fair for backpacks, school supplies, community resources and sports physicals! Hosted at a new, air-conditioned location this year, Mountain View High School!
Complete Student Verification & Back-to-School Paperwork online! Each year, all returning and new MUSD families must complete student verification (student registration) and back-to-school paperwork online through your ParentVUE account.
Marana USD has several winners in the Best of the Northwest contest! Voted #1 Best Place to Work for a third year in a row, we have many schools, teachers, and leaders to celebrate!
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Highlights
Mountain View is home to the Mountain View University program that offers 23 AP courses and a continually growing list of Dual Enrollment courses.
The MVHS music programs are truly the pride of Mountain View. Over the last three years our marching band membership has grown by 140% and our indoor percussion program membership has grown by 200%! I
With open lines of communication between staff, students, and families, we create an environment where everyone feels heard and supported.
Assessments are an important part of how educators learn what students have learned. When students work hard to show what they know on these assessments, we can examine their learning, design interventions, and become a better place for kids.
Collaborative partnerships allow our school to leverage family, school, and community resources to remove barriers to learning and provide essentials to families in need.
Mountain View High School is pleased to announce the achievement of Level 1 certification in Marzano High-Reliability Schools™. Level 1 certification means our school has created a “Safe, Supportive, and Collaborative Culture,” which is the foundation for every level that follows.