Mountain View Preparatory strives to provide a challenging and academically innovative learning environment where students are encouraged to become critical thinkers who inquisitively examine the world around them.

Our dedicated staff meets individual student needs through product evaluation, rigorous instruction, high expectations, and real-world concept applications aligned with Arizona College and Career Ready Standards, by using thematic lessons which broaden the horizons of our students, families, and community.

Mountain View Preparatory promotes international-mindedness while nurturing the development of individual strengths and gifts, so that our students and staff continue to grow as empowered, contributing citizens and leaders of local, national, and global communities.

In the event of a closing prior to school hours or an adverse weather day, radio station KVRD-105.7 FM or KYBC-1600 AM will make any announcement concerning an emergency closing. Such announcements will be made between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m.

If adverse weather or an Emergency closing occurs during school hours, every effort will be made to contact all parents by phone using the automated School Messenger System It is important that the school be given emergency phone numbers as well as the home phone number.

Southwest Human Development’s Birth to Five Helpline a free, statewide resource for parents, caregivers and professionals to call with any type of question or concern regarding children ages 5 and younger. We know that parents need all the help they can get with multiple children in the household. Our Helpline specialists have years of early childhood experience in child development/ages and stages, sleep and feeding issues, health and safety, parenting skills and more. They are able to take time with each caller to get them the help they need for their child. The childhood development specialists are available Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 8:00pm. Please visit birthtofivehelpline.org for more information.

Our reading theme this year is "Read to Succeed" with a focus on college readiness. Students are to adopt a college or university for their classroom this year. They will research facts about their college as well as their school song and mascot. To go along with our theme, Wednesday will be college day. All staff and students are encouraged (not required) to wear college t-shirts with sleeves each Wednesday.