Tuesday, February 16, 2021

Mountain View Commitment Survey

Good afternoon,

The Marana Unified School District (MUSD) Governing Board set a target date of Monday, March 22 to transition to a full five-days of in-person instruction.  All families will again have the opportunity to choose between in-person and remote learning.  MUSD administration will explore either a phased approach, starting with returning pre-K and elementary students or pre-K-8 students to in-person instruction first, or a full implementation, returning all students in pre-K-12 at once.  We are asking for updated commitments to help us make any necessary revisions of class assignments and student schedules for the FOURTH QUARTER. Please fill out and submit ONLY one form for each student by Friday, February 19, 2021.

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Monday, February 15, 2021

MLM 02/15/2021


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Good evening Mountain Lion family,

I wanted to start with a quick reminder that in lieu of progress reports, we now have Student Academic Checkpoints. The next one of these is Wednesday, February 17th. We have asked our teachers to updates grades and ask our parents to check on their students' academic progress at this time.

At Mountain View, our goals continue to be:

  1. Student engagement
  2. Interventions
  3. Grading and Assessment

To that end, our teachers continue to produce meaningful lessons that engage our students academically. And, although we are limited in our current learning model, we have been providing academic interventions when possible. Finally, and with the academic checkpoints, grading is important. When you look at your student's grades, remember that we have established a baseline of 50%. If you child has a grade hovering in the 50's at this time, they are not engaged in their learning and are not taking advantage of the interventions at Mountain View. This is not the best environment for students to learn but they still need to be engaged and actively participating in their classes. This will be especially important in the weeks and months ahead. Thank you for your support with regards to grades, attendance and participation.

MUSD Transitioning to Regular Bell Schedule in Enhanced Hybrid Learning Model

Beginning Monday, February 22, MUSD will return to a regular Monday-Thursday bell schedule when students are in school in-person. The District remains in the hybrid learning model at this time.

Students will continue to have two days of flipped learning on rotating cohort days and Fridays will remain remote. It is our goal to implement the regular Monday-Thursday bell schedule for the remainder of the school year to provide students, teachers, and families a consistent schedule. The District will continue to keep teachers, families and staff informed of any schedule changes.

The week of February 22 is Rodeo Break and therefore is a shortened week. We will implement the following schedule to balance in-person learning time:

Week of February 22 - Rodeo Break week:

Mon, February 22: Cohort A in-person, regular bell schedule

Tues, February 23: Cohort B in-person, regular bell schedule

Weds, February 24th: Remote Learning for all learners 

Below is some valuable information regarding our ParentVUE app. We reference this often as this app will allow you to see your child's grades. As we have entered the mid-point of the third quarter it would be a great time to check in on grades and attendance for your child.

Accessing ParentVUE Information

ParentVUE Mobile App Instructions

Todd Garelick
Principal
Mountain View High School
(520) 579-4427

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Things to Know   

From the MVHS Front Office,

MUSD Job Fair – March 6, 2021
Join the Marana team where your future awaits! Attend the MUSD Job Fair on Saturday, March 6 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Quail Run Elementary School (Courtyard), 4600 W. Cortaro Farms Rd., Marana, AZ 85742. Due to COVID restrictions, attendees are required to schedule an appointment: 520-682-4762.
Read more: MUSD Job Fair

Grab & Go Meals school location pickup resumes Jan 25th! Students can receive breakfast and lunch during their onsite hybrid learning days. Parents may stop by a participating school for a lunch and breakfast for the following morning. Details at https://www.maranausd.org/grabandgo 

Back to School Updates from Pima County Health Department

The Pima County Health Department and Pima County Superintendent of Schools understand that parents, teachers, staff and students may feel apprehensive about physically returning to school. With this in mind, we created this message to remind everyone of best practices when schools reopen for in-person learning. We invite you to take note of this valuable information. Watch it: English version | Spanish version

Chromebook Login Information
All student passwords were reset during the summer. Please use the following steps in order to log into your Google Account:

Freshmen, please note: Your user name has changed now that you are at MVHS. You must have mv after the @ to log into your account.

  • Password: Student's First Initial + Student's Last Initial + Full Perm ID (i.e., ab123456789). You will then be prompted to create a new password.
  • If you have any problems with your Google account (forgotten passwords, etc.), or technical issues with the Chromebook, please email technicalsupport@maranausd.org or call the Chromebook Helpline (520)682-4799.

For all other questions, please email parentsupport@maranausd.org.

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College, Career, Counseling   

Dear Parent(s)/Guardian(s),

Student's Course Request Selection Google form and online StudentVUE Course Selection Requests, were due last Friday, February 11th. Students had time to complete this StudentVUE & Google entry in both their English and Summit classes.

Please, also check with your student to see if they have completed their google form and StudentVUE entries. We encourage you to talk to your student(s) about their plans for their 2021-2022 courses, post-high school plan and their graduation progress.

To see if your student has completed their StudentVUE entries, you can have them open their StudentVUE, click on "Course Request" and you should see something similar to the following:

  • Students should have 12 selected course requests (6 classes)
    • Students should pick a grade level appropriate English, Math, Science and Social Studies in addition to electives for a total of 12 course requests or 6 classes
  • 6 selected alternate course requests (3 classes).
    • These are their alternative elective courses.

Student who have not completed this process, should do so as soon as possible. Instructions and videos on how to enter course selection requests through Google form and StudentVUE can be found in their graduating class Google Classroom.

If your student is not part of their Graduating Class Google Classroom, please make sure they join.

Class of 2024: Join Code- pv7wta7

Class of 2023: Join Code- yaa4ts7

Class of 2022: Join Code- 5hkbdrd

Please do not hesitate to contact your student's counselor if you have an questions in regards to their course request selections or graduation progress. 520.579.4450

Guardians and Students
Is your student interested in taking off-campus JTED courses like Cosmetology, Aviation, or Fire Science? JTED's Pre-Registration is now open. Students can find the pre-registration link at www.pimajted.org. Programs that fill up quickly and require prompt Pre-Registration are:

- Cosmetology (For to be 11th graders/2 year program)

- Aviation (concurrent program with PCC grades 10 - 12)

- Business Start-Up/Entrepreneurship

- Engineering

- Aerospace and Mining Technology

- Health Care Foundations (pre-req for Senior Medical Pathways)- Ask your MVHS counselor about alternative ways to fulfill this course

The College and Career Center is open and ready to help you and your students plan for post high school.
Please contact Lori Wray
579-4400 ext. 4474
l.a.wray@maranausd.org
Click here to schedule an appointment

UA FAFSA Priority Deadline is March 1st!

Virtual Workshop Opportunities to help you!
Click here for dates and to register

GROW Academy Financial Literacy Workshops

The workshops will be held the first Wednesday of March, April, and May from 5-7pm.
Click here for more information and to sign up

Parents of seniors

If you need an official transcript, please email our registrar with your student's name, birthdate and the address or email of where you need the transcript sent.
a.a.kreutz@maranausd.org

Scholarships!  More information is posted in the senior Google Classroom.

Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship-Due Feb. 18th

The Valley Foundation Scholarship-Due Feb. 28th

Trico Scholarship-Due March1st.

Davis-Monthan Officers' Spouses' Club Scholarship-Due March 5th
Click here for application

Hughes Credit Union-Due. March 15th

Pima Merit Scholarship-Due April 1st

AZ Central Credit Union Scholarship-Due May 14th
Click here for more information and application

Dove Mountain Rotary-Due March 31st

Steve Engel Scholarship (Oro Valley Chamber Scholarship)-Due. April 2nd 5:00pm!

AZ Community Foundation
click here for more information

Bridging the Dream Scholarship-Due March 8th
Click here for more information

Completing the Dream Scholarship-Due. March 8th
Click here for more information

Bob Beaty Foundation Scholarship for student athletes –Due April 10th

The HEFAR Group

Mini workshop #10 Basic Income and Asset Planning
Click here for video

Mini workshop #11 It's no what the school costs;  It's what you pay that matters.
Click here for video

February News letter
Click here for video

Parents of Juniors
The College Board Opportunity Scholarships are now open for current junior

Volunteer Opportunity
Pima Love Notes
Click here for more information

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Clubs & Athletics

Winter Sports Spectator Policy

The following information are guidelines and rules released by the AIA which allow us to participate in winter athletics.  As a current member school, we are required to adhere to these guidelines.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

  • Only (2) parents or legal guardians per athlete/family will be able to purchase tickets at the gate. Now for both home and visiting teams.
  •  No children or other adults will be permitted.
  • Tickets are only valid for the game that their student is participating/playing in.
  • Spectators will be asked to clear the gym/field after every contest.
  • Appropriate masks are required to be worn covering both the nose and mouth at all times while you are on campus.
  • Social distance between family groups.
  • Players and spectators are not to congregating on campus or in the parking lot after their contests are over.
   
February 15th, 2021
Upcoming Events

Mon. Feb. 15th
Tue. Feb. 16th
FR/SO & Varsity Boys Basketball vs Marana
FR/SO Girls Basketball @ Marana
Varsity Boys Soccer @ Nogales 5pm
Varsity Girls Soccer vs Nogales 5pm
Wed. Feb. 17th
Wrestling vs Flowing Wells
Boys Basketball @ IRHS
Thur. Feb. 18th
Varsity Boys Soccer vs Cat. Foothills
Varsity Girls Soccer @ Cat. Foothills
Fri. Feb. 19th
Wrestling vs Safford
Sat. Feb. 20th
Varsity Boys Soccer vs Vista Grande 11am.
Mon. Feb. 22nd
FR & JV Boys Basketball vs Mica Mountain 4pm & 5:30pm
Tue. Feb. 23rd
FR & JV Boys Basketball vs Mica Mt. 4pm & 5:30pm
Varsity Boys Basketball vs Cat. Foot. 7pm
Varsity Girls Basketball vs Cat. Foot. 5:30pm
Boys Soccer @ Salpointe
Girls Soccer vs Salpointe
Wed. Feb. 24th
Wrestling @ Sahuarita
FR/SO Girls Basketball vs Mica Mt.
Thurs. Feb. 25th
JV Boys Soccer @ CDO
FR/SO Girls Basketball @ CDO
Fri. Feb. 26th
Varsity Girls Basketball @ Flowing Wells 6pm
Boys Basketball vs Flowing Wells
Varsity Boys Soccer vs Cienega 6pm
Varsity Girls Soccer @ Cienega 6pm
Sat. Feb. 27th
Wrestling vs Buena 10am
Varsity Girls Soccer vs Sunnyside 10am

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9th & 10th Grade Attendance: (520) 579-4443

11th & 12th Grade Attendance: (520) 579-4405
 
Counseling: (520) 579-4450

Athletics: (520) 579-4428
 
Bookstore: (520) 579-4422
 
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Friday, February 12, 2021

Feb. 12 Return to School Update from Superintendent

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February 12, 2021

Good evening MUSD Families,

I am writing to provide you with the latest updates on the District's plan to return to a full five-days of in-person learning.

Based on continued research and support from community health partners, a motion was passed at the Governing Board meeting last evening to set a target date of Monday, March 22 to transition to a full five-days of in-person instruction. All families will again have the opportunity to choose between in-person and remote learning. MUSD administration will explore either a phased approach, starting with returning pre-K and elementary students or pre-K-8 students to in-person instruction first, or a full implementation, returning all students in pre-K-12 at once.

At this point, there are still several moving targets that the Administration is monitoring to make this target return date a reality. The date is dependent on several factors which may impact whether we will be able to shift to a full five-days of in-person instruction, including:

  • County metrics – ensuring COVID transmission is continuing a downward trend
  • Pima County Health Department continued support of the District's mitigation plan and contact tracing efforts
  • School mitigation strategies – Continued success with school mitigation plans, communication around COVID cases and contact tracing
  • Vaccine progress – allowing time for our teachers and staff who wish to receive the vaccine to have it administered and in effect
  • Continued low rates of transmission in the schools 

One of the first steps that we will take is to distribute a commitment survey to families. The survey will allow families to indicate their preference for student learning – full five-day in-person or remote. We anticipate sending this survey out next week to families. Results from this survey will help school leaders and staff with schedules and class assignments for fourth quarter.

Over the next few weeks, District leaders will work with school leadership groups to discuss planning and implementation of this transition. School leaders will collaborate closely with their site-level leadership teams to plan details specific to each school.

This past year has undoubtedly challenged us as a District, community and society. A target date for a full return to in-person learning provides an opportunity to work together to prepare for this final transition. I continue to be incredibly proud of efforts led by our teachers and staff, and I look forward to preparing for this much anticipated date.

Thank you,

 

Daniel Streeter, Ed.D.
Superintendent

Inspiring students to learn today and lead tomorrow.
11279 W. Grier Road • Marana, Arizona 85653 • (520) 682-3243 • www.maranausd.org

 
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Happy Friday Mountain Lion Parents and Guardians,

This week, students turned in their essays about the American experience, as well as a reflection about a text they connected with or enjoyed the most from the past couple of months. Both of these assignments will be updated in the gradebook next week, so please encourage your student to submit any work they have not yet finished.

I've also attached a letter regarding our next unit of study, which I've been looking forward to since I finished it with my students last year. 

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Have a wonderful weekend!

Alex Almeida
9th and 11th Grade English
Mountain View High School 

 
 

Thursday, February 11, 2021

Covid Email Notification

February 11, 2021

Hello,

The health and well-being of our staff and students is a top priority. I would like to take this opportunity to share newly identified health information.

  • We have one case of COVID-19 in a student at Mountain View High School identified on 2/10. The individual was not on campus while contagious and there were no additional exposures.

We are choosing to send this notification to inform you whenever there is a confirmed positive case in the school in an effort to keep our families and staff informed. Exposure is defined as being within six feet of the sick person for more than 15 minutes while the person was infectious beginning 48 hours prior to symptom onset or the test date if asymptomatic. Regardless of the outcome of exposures, any individual who was exposed will be asked to quarantine for at least 14 days or follow the acceptable options to shorten quarantine outlined here.

Visit MUSD's COVID-19 Resource and Communications Center to access links and information related to support services, mitigation plans, meal options and more. MUSD also maintains a COVID-19 Dashboard, which is a live, real-time tracking system of active and resolved cases giving you a snapshot of COVID-19 at MUSD. The Dashboard is refreshed every five minutes, so data will change as it is entered.

MUSD continues to follow the public health safety guidelines set forth by the CDC and the Pima County Health Department. Our schools practice enhanced cleaning and disinfecting, social distancing, hand washing, limiting visitors to campus and the requirement of a face covering. We are taking the necessary steps to protect the health of students and staff, which is our number one priority.

Learn more about MUSD's student illness protocol for COVID-19. MUSD staff can find COVID-19 employee illness protocol here.

If you have further questions about this notice, please contact Mountain View High School Health Services at 520.579.4400.

Sincerely,

Todd Garelick
Principal


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Wednesday, February 10, 2021

Covid Email Notification

February 10, 2021

Hello,

The health and well-being of our staff and students is a top priority. I would like to take this opportunity to share newly identified health information.

  • We have one case of COVID-19 in a student at Mountain View High School identified on 2/9. Contact tracing was conducted and there were minimal exposures. Exposed individuals have been notified. Impacted areas have been thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.

We are choosing to send this notification to inform you whenever there is a confirmed positive case in the school in an effort to keep our families and staff informed. Exposure is defined as being within six feet of the sick person for more than 15 minutes while the person was infectious beginning 48 hours prior to symptom onset or the test date if asymptomatic. Regardless of the outcome of exposures, any individual who was exposed will be asked to quarantine for at least 14 days or follow the acceptable options to shorten quarantine outlined here.

Visit MUSD's COVID-19 Resource and Communications Center to access links and information related to support services, mitigation plans, meal options and more. MUSD also maintains a COVID-19 Dashboard, which is a live, real-time tracking system of active and resolved cases giving you a snapshot of COVID-19 at MUSD. The Dashboard is refreshed every five minutes, so data will change as it is entered.

MUSD continues to follow the public health safety guidelines set forth by the CDC and the Pima County Health Department. Our schools practice enhanced cleaning and disinfecting, social distancing, hand washing, limiting visitors to campus and the requirement of a face covering. We are taking the necessary steps to protect the health of students and staff, which is our number one priority.

Learn more about MUSD's student illness protocol for COVID-19. MUSD staff can find COVID-19 employee illness protocol here.

If you have further questions about this notice, please contact Mountain View High School Health Services at 520.579.4400.

Sincerely,

Todd Garelick
Principal


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