About Mountain View School District

Mountain View School District was founded in 1884 in the agricultural lands that were part of the former Spanish/Mexican land grants (ranchos) and Tongva native lands. 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 1985 and Ranch View School in 1991. Park View Elementary School opened in 2022. New Haven Elementary School will be our next school and will open in August 2026. Other schools will be added in the future based on district growth and needs. Our district currently has 3390 students served by dedicated and experienced teachers, administrators and support staff. 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. Dr. Douglass Moss has been our Superintendent since 2017. Dr. Moss strives to create school environments that are inclusive, diverse, tolerant, welcoming, safe and conducive to individual innovation and inspiration.

San Bernardino Mountains at sunset

Restraint and Seclusion Data

Data Collection

The CDE collected restraint and seclusion data for the first time from local educational agencies (LEAs) as part of the 2019–20 CALPADS End-of-Year (EOY) 3 annual data submission. In preparation for this data collection, the CDE directed LEAs to start collecting these data locally beginning in fall 2019 for submission to CALPADS from May to September 2020. To accommodate the collection of these data, the CALPADS student discipline data files were modified to include the collection of the following behavioral restraint and seclusion data, which are defined in EC section 49005.1:

Mechanical Restraint: Use of a device or equipment to restrict a pupil's freedom of movement (with exceptions).

Physical Restraint: A personal restriction that immobilizes or reduces the ability of a pupil to move his or her torso, arms, legs, or head freely (with exceptions).

Seclusion: The involuntary confinement of a pupil alone in a room or area from which the pupil is physically prevented from leaving.

The chart below reflects data for the 2024-2025 school year.

School Site:	Mechanical Restraint:	Physical Restraint:	Seclusion:
Creek View Elementary	0	1	0
Grace Yokley Junior High School	0	0	0
Mountain View Elementary	0	0	0
Ranch View Elementary	0	0	0
Park View Elementary	0	0	0