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MUSD Student & Family Support Services continues the Family Empowerment Series with “Teen Mental Health”
Working with local law enforcement, MUSD is implementing new terminology to use during non-critical and emergency situations on campuses.
College & Career Center (CCC) News and Updates for September 3, 2024.
Every Wednesday in September, students can try Flatbread Quesadillas made with grilled chicken and melty cheddar cheese wrapped in a whole grain flatbread as prepared by our amazing cafeteria staff! It is sure to be a new favorite!
Submit your nomination by September 26 to recognize a special MUSD teacher for their efforts resulting in a student's achievement and success!
Marana Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Streeter cheerfully greeted each student as they found their seats on the bus taken every morning to start their school day.
Join Marana Schools for the annual Battle of the Boot! Marana High School Tigers are hosting the Mountain View Lions on Friday, Sept. 20 at 7:00!
Join the Parent Partnership meeting on 10/1 where Dr. Streeter will present on District and school updates, hot topics impacting our students and teachers, and more!
500 new 5th grade band and orchestra musicians performed at the Blast-Off Workshop with high school musicians.
MUSD Student & Family Support Services presents a new Family Empowerment Series!
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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
The Arizona Department of Education has released A-F School Letter Grades scores based on data from the 2022-23 school year and Mountain View High School received a B Letter Grade.
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.