Mountain View High School

3535 Truman Ave.

Mountain View, CA 94040

    Mountain View High School offers a comprehensive academic program supported by exceptional teachers and staff who provide the kind of nurturing and caring environment that enables students to learn and grow.

    MVHS challenges students to stretch themselves toward new heights as they prepare for the rigors of further academic study and the world of work. An extensive co-curricular program allows students to expand their horizons through participation in clubs, multicultural activities, sports, and the performing arts. 

    Visitors to Mountain View High School remark about the sense of caring and security they feel while on the campus. There is an established an atmosphere and culture that emphasizes respect and responsibility.

Students' Needs:

    MVHS's comprehensive, multifaceted curriculum is designed to challenge each and every student. MVHS offers a wide variety of programs to meet each student's special needs:

*    Honors & Advanced Placement Courses *    Work Experience/Job Shadowing
*    Concurrent Community College Enrollment for Acceleration *    Monitoring of Individual Student Progress (MISP) in 9th grade
*    California Mathematics League Competition *    Comprehensive Counseling Service
*    GATE (Gifted and Talented Education) *    Community Service/Service Learning
*    AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) *    Career and College Planning
*    ELD (English Language Development) *    Student Study Teams

*    Special Education

*    Tutorial Center
*    Regional Occupational Program  

 

Mountain View High vs. State and National Averages

  Mountain View High School State Average National Average
Average SAT Math 589 504 504
Average SAT Verbal 552 487 496
Average ACT Math 21 21 21
Average ACT Verbal 19 20 20
Percent of Students attending 4-year colleges 50% 28% 41%
Percent of Students attending junior colleges 40% 43% 24%
National Merit Finalists 5    

Scores and statistics are from Realtor.com

Mountain View High's Scores on California Standardized Tests

  Reading Math Language Science Social Science
9th Grade 94 97 93 96 96
10th Grade 95 96 95 94 94
11 Grade 95 96 95 97 97

Scores range from 1-99. A score of 99 indicates that the school scored higher than 99 percent of the other public schools in California. Scores are from "McCormack's Guides '99."

Learning Environment:

    Thanks to the district's facilities renovation program, students now occupy updated classrooms, new science labs, and have access to state-of-the-art technology and computer labs. 

 

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