The MMS Wolf Call

• State SBA Continuing
• Moving at End of the School Year?
• Free Sports Physicals
• The Student-Athlete Blueprint
• Early Release on June 12: Student Schedules
• Crosswalk and Parking Lot Safety
• Keeping students safe: Guidelines for e-bikes, scooters, skateboards, motorcycles
• MMS PTO News
• Spring Spirit Week
• Yearbook Sales
• Upcoming Important Dates

Mountain View is continuing with Smarter Balanced Assessments through the end of May.

Math - May 26 to May 29 with extended time scheduled June 1 to June 5.

For more information about the assessment: Smarter Balanced and WCAS

Please call or email Amy Montgomery, Principal or Kathleen Tuttle, District Assessment Director if you have questions about state testing.

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.

Compassion Washington, in partnership with Faith Covenant Church, is hosting a free healthcare event for the community on Saturday, June 6, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. This event will include a variety of services such as medical, dental, vision, chiropractic care—and importantly, free sports physicals for teens.

This is a great opportunity for students who need a sports physical in order to participate in athletics. Please note that students will need to bring their required sports physical paperwork/forms with them to the event.

Event Details:
Faith Covenant Church
1915 Washington St
Sumner, WA 98390

Saturday, June 6, 2026 - 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Important Notes:

• Services are completely free and open to the community
• First come, first served, so we encourage families to arrive early
• A variety of healthcare services will be available beyond sports physicals

If you have questions, you may contact the event organizer, Kelly Chick, at 206-383-9840.

We are grateful to be able to share resources like this with our community and support our students in staying healthy and ready to participate in school activities.

Friday, June 12 will be a half day early release to support attendance at graduation.

Sumner High School’s graduation is at 2 pm and Bonney Lake High School’s is at 7 pm, both at the ShoWare Center.

Student start and end times for the day will be as follows:

We are asking for your continued support in making our parking lot safe for students, staff, other parents and guests who are walking to and from the building.

It is essential that each person does his/her part to use good judgment and put safety first.

Here are some helpful reminders:

• When walking through, please use marked crosswalks

• Go slow at all times.

• Please drop off your student in the student drop-off zone.

• Try to avoid parking in a spot to drop off your student.

• Pull forward in the drop-off lane to allow space for other parents to drop off their

• students.

• Please do not stop or park your car in the crosswalk areas.

Thank you in advance for your continued support in keeping our Wolves safe.

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.

Our new MMS spirit wear design featuring the wolf head and Mt. Rainier silhouette is now available on three colors of t-shirt - navy blue, black and athletic gray! Grab yours before we close the PTO Spirit Wear Store for the summer! Order online at https://linktr.ee/MMSWolfpackPTO - your purchase will be sent home with your student shortly thereafter.

PTO was happy to provide spirit items for Mountain View fans at the Black & White game last week against Lakeridge Middle School!

Student Dance, Friday, June 5th! => Snacks and drinks available for purchase from the PTO - cash, card and Apple/Google Pay accepted! Buy dance tickets in the school office or online the week of the event!

The following PTO leadership team was elected for the 2026-27 school year at our May 6th PTO Parent Meeting: President Janelle Hizzey, Secretary Christine Dell'Osso and Vice President Kelly Rutkosky. Terms of office begin Aug. 1st.

The PTO leadership team for the 2025-26 school year is President Janelle Hizzey, Secretary Allison Warmington and Treasurer Angela Jonas. Contact the PTO at president@mmswolfpackpto.org.

May

5th-15th - SBA ELA

25th - NO SCHOOL- Memorial Day Holiday

26th-29th - SBA Math

June

5th - Spring Dance & Activities

8th-12th - Spirit Week

11th - Field Day

12th - Early Release - HS Graduation

16th - Early Release - Last Day of School

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