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Be sure to follow MVHS ASB on Instagram @MVHS.ASB to stay up-to-date with events, club information, fundraisers, and everything else related to school spirit!

We are excited to roll out an entire year's work of school events, activities, spirit weeks, and more to help all Timberwolves connect to MVHS. ASB has constructed a "Year at a Glance" calendar (live document) for the year in an effort to make sure everyone knows what's happening and how to get involved.

Spring midterm (3rd-quarter) grades have posted to transcripts and are available to view in Aeries. For any questions, the first point of contact is the teacher of each course. If you have any difficulty viewing transcripts, please give us a call.

MVHS needs your support in proctoring AP exams to provide this opportunity for the students. Per College Board, parents/guardians may not proctor an exam their student is taking / cannot be in the same room. Proctors are responsible for maintaining exam integrity by monitoring the room for cheating, reading scripted directions that pace the students through the timed test, managing and documenting the time, and In some cases, collecting, counting, and sorting the exams. I promise it is not a difficult task.

If you are interested in volunteering, please fill in your information on the attached spreadsheet. Column G will tell you how many proctors are needed, and you will fill in your name and information in columns H, I, and J. Please make sure you include your email and phone number. I will use your email to send additional information and the phone number will only be used if I need to contact you while proctoring the exam. It is imperative that you include your email.

If you cannot donate your time, may we please ask for donated snacks for students to be distributed during the 10-minute break students have during testing?

Students can bring a clear water bottle, but snacks must be provided. I've attached some snack ideas in the attached document. Food can be dropped off at the office and labeled AP testing (GF options are appreciated).

Join us next Thursday, April 16th for Coffee with the Principal in the MVHS Library at 8:45. Come hear from Principal Walden about what's happening at MVHS, and the instructional work happening behind the scenes. All parents/guardians are welcome.

Stick around after Coffee with the Principal, and attend the next workshop in our First Gen College Series for parents. Hear from our staff in the College and Career Center, along with our Community Liaison about all need-to-know information for navigating the college application process, financial options, and much more. April 16th, 10:00 am in the College and Career Center.

Grab a meal at Rubio's and support our MVHS at the same time. Fundraiser runs all day Monday, April 13th at the Oceanside Blvd. location. 30% of all proceeds come back to support our MVHS PTSA.

Following our Spring Break, MVHS juniors will begin CAASPP Testing for English Language Arts, Math, and Science. These assessments are crucial for helping the school determine how students are progressing toward essential student outcomes for literacy, communication, math, and general science knowledge.

Students who score proficiently on these assessments automatically qualify for entry into credit-bearing college-level courses in these subject areas vs. having to take remedial classes in college.

Testing Schedule:

• English: April 7-8
• Math: April 14-15
• Science: April 21

On April 15th, MVHS will operate on a reverse bell schedule, meaning the day will start with period 4, then move backward to period 1 to end the school day. The purpose of running reverse bell schedules is to protect the instructional minutes for 11th-grade students who will be conducting state testing.

For most students, their day-to-day experience at school will remain unchanged. However, for seniors with a free 1st-period or free 4th-period, arrival and departure times will be different compared to their normal routine. Administration has alerted students with free periods about the upcoming reverse bell schedules so that impacted students can make adjustments to work schedules, internship obligations, etc.

MVHS, along with all other Vista Unified schools have an anonymous tip line (see the button below) where all stakeholders (students, parents, staff, community members) can report dangerous behaviors on, around, or related to our campus. Tips reported are completely anonymous (unless the user shares his/her name), and VUSD and MVHS administrators are alerted immediately. In order to keep our school community safe, we ask all stakeholders that if they see something, say something, and the tip line is just one of many ways to do that.

MVHS Students, Families & Staff:

The Counseling Department is here to help support students and families. Our top priority is the health, safety, and well-being of every MVHS student and family.

Should you have a concern about an MVHS student or if you as an MVHS student would like to refer yourself, please complete the

STUDENT SUPPORT REFERRAL FORM

Concurrent Enrollment / COLLEGE CREDITS

High school students can take off-campus courses for advancing to a higher level course in their next school year, or complete a non-sequenced level course and create schedule space for future options. Concurrent enrollment lets you earn college credit for college courses completed while you're still in high school – and those courses also could count toward your high school diploma.

MiraCosta College Ambassador Drop-In Hours

Thursdays

1pm - 4pm

College & Career Center

Register here to receive a pass to attend or stop by after school.

Refer here for a full list of current internship opportunities.

Need help completing your scholarship applications? Contact Mrs. Moore in the College & Career Center.

Seniors! View this list of local scholarships due soon! Get free money for college!$$

Need volunteer hours? Check here for a list of current opportunities and here for a sheet to log your hours.

Our PTSA is more than just a PTA as you know it...we're more than just cupcakes and carnivals...we're about helping our young adult children to mature, showing them the path to the work force and giving them the tools they'll need to succeed. Our focus is on preparing them for their adult lives, future careers and/or college.

More info about Mission Vista High PTSA

Open Positions On the 2026-2027 PTSA Board

As we begin planning for the 2026–2027 school year, the Mission Vista High PTSA is excited to announce open positions on our PTSA Board—and we’d love your involvement.

We encourage you to nominate yourself or recommend a close friend who is passionate about supporting students, strengthening school programs, and building community.

The open positions are listed below:

• Fundraising Chair
• Programs Chair
• Student Recognition Chair
• Communications Chair
• Scholarship Chair
• Historian
• Health and Safety Chair
• Reflections Chair

Job Descriptions Link

If you are interested please contact one of the members for the Nominating Committee at nominating_committee@missionvistaptsa.com: Meredith Hubbard, Cindi Huff, Tara Ethridge Or Fill out our online Board Interest Form. Please respond by May 30, 2026.

Our Vision: We empower each other to be the CHANGE we wish to see in the world by inspiring Discovery, fueling Innovation, and fostering Growth. We are catalysts for positive Transformation, shaping our community and the world beyond

Our Purpose: We challenge students to be self-directed learners who think critically, adapt confidently, and make a positive impact now and in the future.

Our Values (Culture): At MVHS, we stay Curious, act & speak with Honesty, take Accountability, Navigate challenges, and lead and serve with Empathy to be the C.H.A.N.G.E.

Email: InsertTeacherName@vistausd.org
Website: mvhs.vistausd.org
Location: 1306 Melrose Drive, Oceanside, CA, USA
Phone: (760)758-6800
Twitter: @MissionVistaHS