If your student will be absent, please call (925) 682-8000 ext. 86302 and leave a message with your student's name, date, teacher, and reason for absence.
You may also email this information to Mrs. Shryack at shryacka@mdusd.org.
Daily Schedule
Mon,Tues, Thurs, Friday
Grades 1-5:
7:45am to 2:20pm
Wednesday:
Grades 1-2:
7:45am to 1:00pm
Grades 3-5:
7:45am to 1:10pm
Kindergarten (Daily)
Early Friends 7:45 to 11:45
Late Friends 9:30 to 1:30
oFFICE (925) 689-6450 OPEN 8-3PM
A few FUN events coming up at Mountain View!!
Dec. 7th at 745am our cub/girl/boy scouts will be honoring Pearl Harbor's anniversary with a special flag raising ceremony. The whole school will be in attendance. Families are welcome to come watch as well!
Practice for the flag raising ceremony, for all scouts that are interested in participating, will be Tuesday Dec. 6th after school, from 230-3pm.
Dec. 8th at 9am we will be having the Concord High School's very own Show Choirs come and perform their holiday performance for our students and staff. This will be a lot of fun! Unfortunately, families are not able to attend.
6TH-12TH GRADE IS October 15TH-November 15TH 2022
K-5TH GRADE IS February 10TH-March 10TH 2023
THESE CAN BE COMPLETED BY VISITING OUR DISTRICT
HOMEPAGE DURING THESE DATES.
Transfer Information (schoolloop.com)
CALL OUR OFFICE (number above) WITH ANY QUESTIONS :)
MISSION STATEMENT:
Mountain View’s purpose is to provide all of our children a rigorous standards-based curriculum and a strong work ethic needed for their success. In order to provide a positive educational environment, students are held to high standards academically and behaviorally. Mountain View is rich in its offering of traditional events and celebrations which surround students in a positive educational environment.
Mountain View teachers are dedicated professionals who ensure that each child is educated to their fullest potential. All of the Mountain View teachers are Highly Qualified, and we enjoy a high staff retention level. We are well-known for our focus on Special Needs students. In addition, parents play an integral part in working with teachers to support the traditions that have been celebrated for generations.
No wonder Mountain View is referred to as the “family school!”
