The MMS Wolf Call
- State SBA Continuing
- Moving at End of the School Year?
- Wednesday Night Football- Hawks vs. Wolves
- Keeping students safe: Guidelines for e-bides, scooters, skateboards, motorcycles
- MMS PTO News
- Yearbook Sales
- Upcoming Important Dates
If your family is moving at the end of the school year, please reach out to the Mountain View Registrar for important information.
Dawn Bendon - Dawn_Bendon@sumnersd.org or 253-891-5211.
As more students ride electric bikes, scooters and skateboards to school, we’re asking families to help reinforce safe habits before students leave home. A few simple steps can make a big difference in keeping everyone safe.
Safety reminders
Please talk with your child about safe riding habits and expectations before they head to school.
Wear helmet (required by law)
Follow traffic rules and stay alert
Dismount when arriving on campus
Lock ride at designated racks on campus
No riding on tracks, fields or inside buildings
Do not charge e-bikes or scooters at school due to fire safety risks
Difference between e-bikes and e-motorcycles
Understanding the type of ride students are using is an important part of staying safe and following the law.
E-motorcycles
No pedals, function like motor vehicles
Must follow all traffic laws, not allowed on sidewalks
Registration, license plates, insurance required
Must be operated by a licensed driver
Helmets required
E-bikes
Has pedals with an electric motor that assists/propels without pedaling
Driver’s license, registration, insurance not required
Helmets required
Three classes:
Class 1 & 2: Up to 20 mph, allowed on bike paths/lanes, sidewalks and some trails (not allowed on sidewalks in Sumner town center/downtown business district)
Class 3: Up to 28 mph, riders must be 16+, not allowed on shared-use paths, sidewalks or non-motorized trails
By reinforcing these expectations at home and at school, we can help keep our students and school community safe.
