Physical School Closure Information

From the Office of Lillian Maldonado French, Superintendent

MOUNTAIN VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT
Inspiring Each Student to Succeed Every Day

IMPORTANT UPDATE
 
Meal Distribution Every Monday
Monday meals include 5 Breakfast and 5 Lunches

Kranz Intermediate School – 12460 Fineview Street, El Monte 
Payne Elementary School – 2850 N. Mountain View Road, El Monte
Twin Lakes Elementary is CLOSED, please go to: 
Madrid Middle School – 3300 Gilman Road, El Monte 

From 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

The meals are intended for children ages 1-18, in our MVSD community. To ensure all MVSD students have access, you will be asked to provide your child’s student identification (ID) number. For children under the age of 5 or over 14, you will be asked for their name and address. We hope this helps us meet the goals of providing food for the children of our community and giving you back more time to spend at home with distance learning.

Meal Pick-up Instructions

We will follow the same Grab N Go program at our sites, entering and exiting the school parking lot. Either before April 27th or on that day, you will be provided with the form.

Grab N Go Forms: 


Please write down the names of children in the household and provide the student ID number(s) or address. Please display the form in your car window so the Nutrition Services team member can gather your food and place it on the table or cart. At that time, you may step forward and place the bags of food in your vehicle.

Please remember to stay 6 feet from others. If you are sick, have a temperature, cough or are sneezing, please ask someone else to pick up the meals.  

Food safety instructions will be provided. The MVSD is not responsible for food once it leaves the property. 

Distribution Process & Safety Tips: 

Thank you for your patience as we adjust to a new food distribution method.

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

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Measure SS, Mountain View School District’s $57.0 million general obligation (G.O.) bond program continues to address the needs of the District's student population through modernization and renovation projects at schools throughout the District.  

Currently, a variety of summer Measure SS Bond projects are underway at Maxson, Miramonte, Cogswell and Payne Schools.  The summer work includes underground utilities replacement at Maxson and Miramonte Schools, exterior painting at Payne and Cogswell Schools, finish work at the Mt. View Family Center and the installation of new fire alarms at Baker, Cogswell, Miramonte and Payne Schools.  The campuses at Maxson, Miramonte, Cogswell, Payne and the Family Center will remain closed through the summer due to the construction taking place.  

For the past two years Measure SS Bond money has funded projects including an underground utilities project at Payne School in the summer 2017 where extensive underground infrastructure improvements were made including the installation of new water, electrical and gas lines and a new catch basin in the field for water runoff.  In the summer of 2018, Measure SS funded underground utilities replacement at Baker School, roofing repair/replacement at both Miramonte and Voorhis Schools, construction at the Mountain View Family Center and Phase II of the HVAC Replacement Project. Additionally, new fencing was installed at several schools.    

MVSD appreciates the support of the community in passing Measure SS which is providing funding to enhance the school campuses and educational environment for students.  

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