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Upcoming Events

*August 16—1st day of school
MV Office Hours: Monday—Friday 7:30—4:00

MV Mission

We are the MV Golden Bears, a united community of students, parents, families and faculty. We are dedicated to ensuring the life long learning and success of every student in a safe, positive learning environment. We will accomplish this through teamwork, communication and perseverance!

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Principal’s Message— Happy Friday Everyone! As we approach the final week of the school year, please be sure to read through the GROWLfor next week’s events. Next Wednesdayand Friday will be shortened days for bothhybrid (in -person) and online students in order tostart collecting student computers. On Wednesday, all students willzoomfrom 8:30-10:30. Thiswill allow ourhybrid students time to return their computers. On Friday, our last day of school, both hybrid and online students willhave class from 8:30 –10:30. Ouronline students will be returning their computers thatafternoon. If you have notscheduled an appointmenttime with your child’s teacher, please be sure to contact them. Our goal isto collect ALL computers and hot spots by the lastdayof school. If for some reasonyou’re unable to schedule anappointment, the of-fice will be open on June 7th and 8thfrom 7:30-3:30 for you to return your child’s laptop. If not returned by then, parents will be charged $250. Finally, I would like to dedicate this week’s Growl to both Mrs. Lozanoand Mrs. Scrivner fortheir years of service to the students, faculty, and families ofMountain View. Together, combined, both individuals have dedicatedthemselves to our GoldenBears for more than 45+ years. Theircontribu-tions, and most importantly, their friendships have beena bless-ing toall. Congratulations Mrs. Lozano and Mrs. Scrivner on your successful careers andretirement. The GoldenBears are going to miss you! Also, on behalf of the entire MV educational team, I’dlike to extend mysincerest gratitude toyou,our com-munity. While this has been the craziestand most difficult year ever, notonlydid youtrustus to do what was right for our kids, but yousupportedus the entire time. Your positivity,gratitude, and complimentaryfeedback waswhat kept us going! For that, we are thankful!Enjoy a fun fille

Week at a Glance

Mon. May 31 *Memorial Day—No School

Tues. June 1

*6th Gr. Yearbook signing par-ty, 1:30-2:30

*CN HS Graduation,7:30,BHS Wed. June 2
*All students zoom, 8:30-10:30

*Hybrid computer check-in by appointment, 10:45-12:45

*4th & 5th Block MV Awards, 5:30, MPR

Thurs. June 3

*6th Gr. Bears to Broncos Cere-mony, 3:30 (4 family members per student), playground area

Fri. June 4

*Hybrid and Online stu-dent schedule is from 8:30 -10:30. Online computer check in, 10:45-3:00 by appointment

*Last Day of School—The day ends at 10:30

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Memorial Day is celebrated on the last Monday in May. It is celebrated in the United States and also in every country where American soldiers are buried. It is celebrated in honor of all servicemen and women who have died fighting for the United States. There are patriotic parades and speech. Flags are flown at half-staff and businesses are closed. Many people visit the graves of soldiers and decorate them with flags and flow-ers. The first official holiday is thought to have been in Waterloo, New York 1866. Graves of soldiers were decorat-ed , a veterans’ parade was held, and flags were flown at half staff. The holi-day was called Decoration Day. By 1869, this day became a yearly tradition. The name was changed to memorial Day in 1882. In 1950, Congress asked that the day also be set aside to pray for permanent peace.

Final Yearbook Sales

Our remaining yearbooks will be sold during the last week of the school year (June 1-4) from 1:00-3:00 in front of the MPR.

Exact cash only. Price of the yearbook is $25. There’s only a limited sup-ply left. Don’t miss out!

lunCh Menu for the Week of May 31-June 4

5/31—Holiday—No School

6/1– Entrée, veggie of the day, fruit of the day, and milk, choc FF

6/2—Entrée, veggie of the day, fruit of the day, and milk, choc. FF

6/3—Entrée, veggie of the day, fruit of the day, and milk, choc FF

6/4—Entrée, veggie of the day, fruit of the day, and milk, Choc
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yearbook dedication.

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