Tiger parents in quarantine
April 10, 2020
Examining how the shelter-in-place order has impacted parent-child relationships
Bring Change to Mind’s 2019 California Summit
December 12, 2019
Bring Change to Mind attends a conference about spreading mental health awareness and personal wellbeing
PTSA: Adult outlooks on teenage mental health
December 3, 2019
Comprehending parent and expert strategies for and opinions on the topic of teenage stress
Seeds of Tranquility: Investigating the growth of Tranquil Tuesday
Sophia Chen, Staff Writer
October 31, 2019
Looking into the creation of the self-care initiative and thoughts from Tranquil Tuesday volunteers and participants
MV’s got your back: The reason behind the suicide prevention lines on student ID cards
September 16, 2019
Why the new student ID cards contain suicide prevention information
Supporting the staff
October 24, 2018
The turning point of now history teacher Scott Victorine’s first career occurred as he was eating lunch at his former law firm. As a paralegal in immigration law, Victorine was overwhelmed with stress. He sat staring at his lunchbox one hectic day and he decided he needed to find another career path. ...
Challenge Success survey launches discussion on school values
Rahul Iyer
October 6, 2014
efore the school year started, MVHS received the results of the Challenge Success survey that students took last year, which was designed to allow the Administration to understand how students feel about success and the high school experience. Challenge Success is a non-profit group affiliated with ...
Challenge Success reaches out to parents
Karen Feng
January 22, 2014
PTSA holds Challenge Success meeting on Jan. 14 to introduce program, brainstorm with parents. Read More »...
Peer Counseling Club holds training session for new peer counselors
Elia Chen
January 19, 2014
Members learn skills to better their communication. Read More »...
Challenge Day aims to teach students how to deal with their emotions
Gabriella Monico
November 24, 2013
On Nov. 21, MVHS was quieter than usual. The bells that signify the beginning and end of each class period were conspicuously absent, forcing many students to stare at the clock and some classes to run overtime. Students often ran into class late, and some wandered the empty halls when teachers let them...
Staff remembers JFK assassination
Joyce Varma
November 22, 2013
Teachers reflect on moment they learned of tragedy as schoolchildren 50 years ago. Read More »
PTSA discusses academic changes in third monthly meeting
Karen Feng
October 25, 2013
Meeting topics included the Common Core, STAR testing, accreditation and LeGos. Read More »...
