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See how the new MVHS Lobo Stadium turf was installed here...
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Congratulations!
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Turkey Teacher Winner!
Student Council sold feathers as votes to decorate turkeys for teachers. Ms. Cano won the chance to wear this fabulous turkey costume for the day. |
| Congratulations to Nydia Perez and Jessica Perez for being District art winners. They will be recognized at a reception for their winning entries. |
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Congratulations to Kate Chavez and Yesenia Gomez. They were recognized by the Sheriff's Department for their volunteer service and dedication to the different sections they worked: Crime, Reports, Evidence, and Forensics. |
MVHS Varsity Tennis Team and Coach Jesus Garcia District Champions 2009! |
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Mark Eby and Griselda Higareda were chosen for the 2009-2010 National Hispanic Recognition Program. In order to receive this award, students must score the minimum in the PSAT/NMSQT and maintain a GPA of 3.5. Students must also be of Hispanic/Latino origin. Only 5000 out of 200,000 students in the nation met the PSAT/NMSQT requirements for this prestigious award. This award is given by the College Board.
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| Mr. Thomas Dean is the Teacher of the Year for Mountain View High School as well as the District Secondary Teacher of the Year for Clint Independent School District. He is admired by parents, faculty, students, and staff for his dedication and commitment to the education of our youth. |
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Naomi Esparza Byrne has been selected as TASSP Region XIX Assistant Principal of the Year. This is a prestigious and notable award. She is being recognized for her endless effort and dedication in working with teachers, students, staff members, and the community as well as in spear-heading academic programs to help teachers and students. She is currently in her 19th year in education and her 6th year as an administrator. She will be recognized by the State at the TASSP Conference in June 2010.
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A big Lobo Howl goes out to Junior student Gracie Urias for being a published author in a book titled "Sparklers". Gracie received a "4" on her TAKS essay last year. Her English teacher, Mr. Dean, sent her essay to Gretchen Bernabei who publishes "Sparklers" every five years. The book is a collection of outstanding essays written on the TAKS test. To qualify, a student must first have gotten a "4" on their paper (which in itself is not a common thing). Gracie's paper was deemed good enough by Mrs. Bernabei and her editors to be placed in the new book. It is a great honor for Gracie to have had her paper published in this book. English teachers all over the state use these books to provide superior examples of writing for their students. Great job, Gracie! |
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Mission Statement
The mission of Mountain View High School is to create an environment that ensures that every member of the school community reaches a high level of academic achievement, verified by objective measures, and that furthers positive intellectual, physical, moral and social development.
We value the dignity of every member of the school community and to that end we believe that through teaching we honor the right of every student to learn and achieve their potential.