You are all invited to our Jazz and Percussion Night tomorrow at 7 pm in the auditorium. Admission is free. Donations will be taken at the door.
Come support our awesome musicians and hear some live music. Hope to see you there!
Congrats to Lauren Horan for being the health teacher of the year!
This Saturday, November 18th between 9am and 5pm is the Annual Holiday Bazaar hosted by the Mountain View Band Boosters! Come do some holiday shopping and support 80+ local businesses while supporting your award-winning band program!
November 13-15
Doors & Desserts 6:30 pm
Curtain 7:00 pm
Taste of Theater is a fundraising event and a showcase of competitive scenes and designs for IHSAA District III Drama Competition. Students choose their scripts, cast the piece, self-direct and perform at one competition per year in hopes to advance to State. TOT is a chance for the public to see their performances and support the drama department through their entrance donation of $10 per person. Admission to the show includes homemade/professionally made desserts in an intimate setting on stage with the actors. Once the short evening is complete on Monday & Tuesday, audience members will vote on their top 8 performances from each night and those 16 will perform on Wednesday. Please come support your theatre department and enjoy a night of laughs, cries, stage designs, and a bunch of pretty talented kids.
Repost from @mvhs.swimteam
MAVS CRUSHED IT AT STATE THIS WEEKEND! We had so many best times. And both men’s and women’s placed 5th in the state out of 22 teams! Here are some of our athlete highlights:
GIRLS:
•Ruby McCullough: 2nd place- 50 freestyle, 4th place- 100 freestyle
•Stacia Campbell: 5th place- 100 butterfly, 9th place- 100 backstroke
•Eleanor Schafer: 6th place- 500 freestyle
•Quetzal Carrillo: 12th place- 200 IM, 12th place- 100 breaststroke
•Women’s 200 Medley relay: 5th place (Stacia Campbell, Breana Sinipete, Quetzal Carrillo, Ruby McCullough)
•Women’s 200 Free relay: 5th place (Eleanor Schafer, Breana Sinipete, Itzel Carrilo, Alana Meacham)
BOYS:
•Jaden Akpan: 1st place- 500 freestyle, 5th place- 100 breaststroke
•Blake Ashby: 6th place- 50 freestyle
•Ian Bishop: 8th place- 500 freestyle, 10th place- 200 freestyle
•Jacek Brown: 7th place- 500 freestyle, 11th place- 100 butterfly
•Logan Fullmer: 8th place- 100 freestyle, 11th place 100 backstroke
•Logan Roy- 7th place- 100 breaststroke
•Tyler Maxell: 9th place- 100 backstroke
•Ryan Wood: 10th place- 50 freestyle, 11th place 100 freestyle
•Mens 200 Medley relay: 5th place (Tyler Maxell, Logan Roy, Jacek Brown, Ryan Wood)
Thank you so much @srswimmers @joanboi for the pictures!
So proud of all of our swimmers and thankful for our coaches for an amazing season. GO MAVS!!!
Repost from @mvhsbands
Congratulations to the following students that made it into the Idaho All-State Band or Orchestra!
Abby - Flute (Orchestra)
Isaac H. - Percussion (Orchestra)
Bryce - Percussion (Orchestra)
Avery - Trombone (Band)
Jadon - Trombone (Band)
Tyler - Clarinet (Band)
Isaac A. - French Horn (Band)
Gavin - Tenor Sax (Alternate - Band)
Tessa - Bass Clarinet (Alternate - Band)
This year, there were nearly 400 woodwind, brass, and percussion auditions from all over the state. These students will join 181 other woodwind, brass, and percussion musicians that were selected to be part of the Idaho All-State Band and Idaho All-State Orchestra.
Come watch them perform on Saturday, February 3rd in the Brandt Center at Northwest Nazarene University in Nampa!
Go Mavs!!
Congratulations to our MVHS students who made All-State Honor Choir!
The following student auditioned and made it into the All-State Honor Choir that will rehearse and perform in January:
Victoria Miles, Treble Choir
Logan Mulleneux, Mixed Choir
Claire Poulson, Mixed Choir
Landon Smith, Jazz Choir
Sources of Strength Thanksgiving Basket
Students and staff will be completing our “Turkey Basket” drive, where all 3B classrooms and clubs volunteer to complete Thanksgiving Meal Gift Baskets to be given to members of our school community.
If your family would like to receive a holiday basket, please fill out the following form: https://forms.office.com/r/iyYKvE82wZ or reach out to your student's counselor (Counselor Contact List Here).
There will be a limited number of baskets available, so the first families who respond will have priority.
If your family or business is in a position to sponsor a basket, please contact Cathy Curtis: curtis.cathleen@westada.org
Congrats to our Girls Soccer team @mvhs.girlssoccer for their 5th place win at the 2023 State Soccer Tournament!
We are proud of you! #Hornsup
The Marching Mavericks concluded their season with a bang this past weekend at the District III Mel Shelton Marching Band Festival at Boise State University. For the first time in school history, they earned the traveling 1st place Mel Shelton Sweepstakes Trophy after receiving the highest score of the competition above 26 other bands. They received the following awards at the state's largest marching band competition: 1st Place Sweepstakes, 1st place in 5A-Large, Mel Shelton Overall Music Award, Best Percussion, Best Music Performance, and Best Color Guard.
Their 2023 competitive production was titled Last Train Home. If you are interested in watching their final performance of the season, click on the following link: https://youtu.be/bDk8vkNOeUw
Check out the free Community Closet every Wednesday from 11:00-11:20 in P3A.
Drivers Education:
There are 4 sessions are offered during the school year and oldest students applicants are given preference. Student must be compliant with school, district and state policies in order to receive a VOC letter to purchase a permit, including attendance, tardies and behavior. Parents need to attend a state mandated parent meeting prior to student being accepted into driver education.
The first parent meeting will be Tuesday August 22 at 6pm in the lecture hall.
Additional information can be found on the MVHS website under parent/student tab- Drivers Education. Please address any driver education questions to galloway.kristin@westada.org.
Session 1 drivers education application deadline 3:00 August 18
Session 1 Mandatory Driver Education Parent Meeting-6:00 pm, August 22nd in the Lecture Hall.
Tuesday, August 15th 1:30pm-2:30pm.
Orientation will begin in the Auditorium with a welcome for our freshman and new students. Students will learn about Mountain View High School, our traditions, expectations, and have a chance to walk the building.
Laptops will be checked out during the orientation for New Students in the Library.
Incoming Freshman will already have their devices from Middle School.
Join West Ada September 28, 2023 at the District Service Center - 1303 E Central Drive meridian, ID 83642- for their 2nd annual Taste of West Ada. At this event, there will be food vendor samples, meal payment information (LINQ) and complete free and reduced meal applications and more!
If your child will be eating school lunch or breakfast at any time this school year, please go to the district's Nutrition Services page. On this page, you can see the menus, the new portal to pay online, the Free and Reduced Meal Applications, and other important information from the school nutrition team.
Congratulations to @wasd_cte and @mvhs_mavs senior Shelby Wallace, who signed a Student To Registered Apprenticeship Program (STRAP) agreement with Sheet Metal Workers Local 55 and will be employed as an apprentice with @ymcmechanical. This was signed at the “Pacific Northwest Education Conference” held at Boise Grove Hotel. This is such a great opportunity for Shelby, and we are proud of her accomplishments!
What is the Student To Registered Apprenticeship Program? This is a program sponsored by @idaholabor where a student is hired by a partnership company and begins on the job training while still attending high school. After graduating from high school, the student will have completed a portion of the apprenticeship program and will continue working with employer in the apprenticeship program with an advancing wage scale.
Congratulations to @mvhs_mavs senior Chase Crawford on being the runner up for the Bright Future Scholarship hosted by @idaho_national_lab
A senior at Mountain View High School Chase will receive a $6,500 scholarship for his response to the prompt: “How do the actual risks and benefits of nuclear energy compare with other existing energy technologies and those that will be part of the world’s Net-Zero future?”
In his presentation, Chase made some conclusions, including that nuclear energy is essential to a realistic, economically viable net-zero future because of its ability to replace coal and other GHG-emitting energy forms as well as its constant available energy.
Outside of school, Crawford enjoys outdoor activities such as hiking and rock climbing. This figures in where he would like to go to college, most likely a place where mountains are not far away like Utah State University.
Congratulations Chase!!!! We are beyond proud of you and this major accomplishment. #wearewestada #proudtobewasd
Safe Routes to School stopped by Frontier Elementary to help our kids learn about bike 🚲 safety. To say the kids had a great time is an understatement! #wearewestada #proudtobewasd
Linking up FORE Kids Golf Tournament registration is in full swing!
We can't wait to hit the green on August 19th and hope you will join us. Be sure to check out all the amazing sponsorship opportunities that are still available on our website.
https://linkingupforekids.afrogs.org/
*Proceeds from this event directly benefit the teachers and students of West Ada School District!