Resources
Although school sites are closed, essential mental health services through SAP are still available by phone and/or video conferencing.
See attached flyer for more information.
WEY Child Care Rate Sheet 2020-21.pdf (PDF)
Fall Registration packet 2020-21
Happenings
To learn about MVSD's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, please visit our COVID-19 Information and Resources page.
For more information on selecting a learning model (virtual or in-person) for your child, please call the school office directly.
Please click on the links below for instructions for logging into the Chromebook and joining a Zoom meeting.
Trouble getting into Zoom meeting
Improving Your Home WIFI Network
Superintendent's Quick Message Updated April 14, 2021
Our Board of Trustees met on April 12th and April 14th, 2021.
Our Board of Trustees has affirmed that MVSD will not conduct the CAASPP or the CST assessments this school year. These tests are not viable for our district. We will continue with the scheduled iReady assessments during our iReady testing window in May. Parents will receive the results of these on-going assessments.
San Bernardino County continues in the ORANGE tier. MVSD continues with our dual platform instructional model that includes in-person instruction and 100% distance learning models. Our in-person model is based on stable cohorts for the safety of our students and staff. Please reach out to the school principal if you have questions about your child’s instructional program. MVSD’s dual platform instructional model concludes on May 21, 2021.
Governor Newsom has announced the end of the colored tiered system and the Blueprint for a Safer Economy by June 15, 2021. We anticipate a fully traditional 2021/2022 school year with updated health and safety guidelines by Cal/OSHA.
- MVSD will offer a voluntary summer school program in July 2021.
- We will begin our next school year on August 9, 2021.
- Please follow us on our social media outlets and websites.
Together, we are Mountain View School District.
Dr. Douglass Moss, Superintendent
Lunch Prices for 2020-21
- Elementary school lunch cost is $3.00 and breakfast cost is $1.50.
- Junior High lunch cost is $3.25 and breakfast cost is 1.50.
- Milk price is $.85 when purchased a la carte.
Eligible students may receive meals free of charge or at the reduced-price rate by applying for the National School Breakfast and Lunch Programs.
To apply for free or reduced meals through EZ Meal App.com. You can download a printed version here in either English or Spanish.
To add money to your student's meal account through My School Bucks.
To request a refund of meal account monies or transfer monies from one child to another, select the link below and print out the request form. Please turn the completed form into the Food Service Manager at the District Office.
Please click on the link below to read Mountain View School District's COVID-19 Operations Written Report. This report was adopted by the Board of Trustees on June 8, 2020.
Mountain View School District is going "green" with our flyer distribution. Click the image below to view more information about Peachjar. You can also view the flyers that have been sent out by each school site.
Spotlight
Mountain View School District was founded in 1884 in the agricultural lands of the former Spanish Ranchos. The district began as a small one room school house at Collins Station along the Southern Pacific Railroad. In 1942 a new school was built on the corner of Archibald and Walnut close to where our district office building now stands. The region grew and a new Mountain View School was built in 1962 followed by Grace Yokley School in 1982, Creek View School in 1986 and Ranch View School in 1993. Our district currently has 2690 students served by 104 teachers and 170 administration and support staff. We continue to grow with the expansion of the City of Ontario in the Ontario Ranch developments. We look forward to welcoming new families to our Mountain View School District community.
Mountain View School District is a school community whose members focus on the whole child: ensuring each child is safe, that each child's needs are met, and that each child is provided an education of the highest quality.
Our continuing mission at Mountain View School District is to provide a foundation for sustained educational excellence for students and staff by setting clear goals and high expectations in a safe and trusting environment that supports individual success.
