PTSA
Attend monthly PTSA meetings. Share ideas. Learn about school plans and upcoming events. Vote on PTSA business. And hear from guest speakers. All are welcome. You do not have to be a PTSA member to attend.
What Is the PTSA?
What Is the PTSA?
Mountain View High School’s Parent Teacher Student Association welcomes all parents, students and staff and encourages everyone to join the group. The PTSA is the voice for MVHS parents, teachers and students. It provides a safe place for debate, conversation and suggestions for improvement when issues arise on campus. We provide volunteer and financial support for the high school, and our collective voice is more powerful with a high number of PTSA members. The PTSA holds semi-monthly meetings on campus to discuss business and campus issues. The meetings are also an opportunity to hear from guest speakers about educational key programs.
Click the "Donate" button to become a PTSA member or simply to donate to your PTSA.
Thank you for helping the MVHS community!
If you have any questions, please contact me.
What Does the PTSA Do?
What Does the PTSA Do?
The PTSA provides volunteers and funding for campus such programs and activities as the following:
- Spartans PAUSE Wellness Days
- Day planners for all students
- Staff Appreciation
- Noontime gym activities
- Educational speakers
- Camp Mettamorph
- Library materials
- Classroom support
- Graduation Reception
During the school year, the staff and school organizations and clubs can come to the PTSA to request funds. Please see What We Fund for examples of programs that the PTSA has funded in the past.
New Parent Teacher Conferencing
New Parent Teacher Conferencing
How Do I Schedule Time With My Child's Teacher?
In the 2018-2019 school year, Mountain View High started a new parent-teacher conferencing program that encourages communication throughout the school year, instead of a one-time shot every October.
You can download a PowerPoint slide show or a PDF file overview of the program by Spanish teacher David Campbell, 2018-2019 president of the District Teacher Association.