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MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY FOR ADVANCED ESL

Are you an Advanced ESL student who would like to start a career in Healthcare?
This course is meant for students who speak and write English as a Second
Language (ESL) at the Intermediate High or Advanced ESL level. Would you like to
learn medical terminology,  earn college credit and attend MVLA Healthcare
programs for FREE?
 
Orientation Dates:
Friday, February 16, 9:00 - 11:30AM
Friday, March 8, 9:00 - 11:30AM
Friday, March 15, 9:00 - 11:30AM 
*LAST DAY TO REGISTER MARCH 14.
 
Click here to see if you qualify and to register for an orientation.
 
Click here for the Medical Terminology for Advanced ESL Spring Flyer
 


SCHOOL CLOSED - SPRING BREAK

MVLA Adult School will be closed during Spring Break from April 8 to 12.
 


WINTER / SPRING 2024 CATALOG

MVLA Adult School's Winter / Spring 2024 Catalog is now Live!  Click here to
view.
 


CLASS REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Online registration is available for classes beginning on November 17. Classes
are open to residents of California only.  

 


ESL PLACEMENT TEST 

Our school offers in-person ESL classes at all levels (Beginning Literacy to
Advanced) in the morning, afternoon, and evening.  All students interested in
attending English classes are required to take a placement test in person. ALL
ESL PLACEMENT TESTS IN MARCH ARE NOW FULL. We do not have an additional test
scheduled at this time. Please check our website on May 1, 2024 to learn about
our next placement test. 



CNA SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE

The CTE program at MVLA adult school has established strong partnerships with
skilled nursing facilities that offer scholarships in the form of reimbursed
tuition. If employed as a full-time CNA professional by these facilities within
6 months of employment, students will be reimbursed their full tuition via
quarterly bonuses as long as they remain employed with the facility. For more
information, contact Julie Vo at julie.vo@mvla.net or 650-940-1333 ext. 4012

 


WANT TO VOLUNTEER?

We are looking for volunteer tutors in the ESL, GED and CTE programs. Both
morning and evening times needed. Contact our Transition Advisor Gina Riccitelli
at gina.riccitelli@mvla.net or 650-940-1333 ext. 4014.

 


TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS

MVLA Adult School offers 3 types of technology support for students: 1) General
Technology Resources webpage with video library, 2) Free Technology Support
Workshops in person or on zoom, 3) Individual 1:1 student support. Visit
Technology Support for Students page for more information.


CONTACT INFORMATION 

 

General Inquiries: adulted@mvla.net
Career Technical Education (CTE): julie.vo@mvla.net
English as a Second Language (ESL): mvlaeslprogram@gmail.com
High School Diploma/GED: danielle.dinh@mvla.net
Community Interest & Older Adults: jonathan.fu@mvla.net

Phone: (650) 940-1333

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 * MOUNTAIN VIEW LOS ALTOS BOARD PASSES A RESOLUTION ENDORSING PRESIDENT BIDEN’S
   REMARKS OF OCTOBER 10, 2023
   
   10/30/2023 11:07 AM
   MOUNTAIN VIEW LOS ALTOS UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES  
   RESOLUTION NO. 23/24- 12: RESOLUTION ENDORSING PRESIDENT BIDEN'S... Read More


 * LOS ALTOS HIGH SCHOOL TO BE HIGHLIGHTED ON U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION GREEN
   STRIDES TOUR
   
   09/18/2023 01:59 PM
   This year’s tour, with the theme of Schools for Climate Solutions, will visit
   ten North and Central California schools   (Los Altos, CA) – A delegation of
   leaders from the U.S... Read More


 * MVLA STUDENTS ARE SEMIFINALISTS IN NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS PROGRAM
   
   09/13/2023 03:01 PM
   Thirty-one MVLA students advance from nationwide pool of 1.3 million students
     (Mountain View, CA) – High school seniors from the Mountain View Los Altos
   High School District... Read More


 * MOUNTAIN VIEW LOS ALTOS HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT APPOINTS NEW PRINCIPAL FOR LOS
   ALTOS HIGH SCHOOL
   
   05/24/2023 11:56 AM
   (Mountain View, CA) – A new leader will be at the helm of Los Altos High
   School for the 2023-2024 school year.   Tracey Runeare, who currently serves
   as the principal at Harbor High... Read More


 * ETHNIC STUDIES PUBLIC REVIEW COMMENTS NOW OPEN
   
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MOUNTAIN VIEW LOS ALTOS BOARD PASSES A RESOLUTION ENDORSING PRESIDENT BIDEN’S
REMARKS OF OCTOBER 10, 2023

10/30/2023 11:07 AM

MOUNTAIN VIEW LOS ALTOS UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES
 
RESOLUTION NO. 23/24- 12: RESOLUTION ENDORSING PRESIDENT BIDEN'S REMARKS OF
OCTOBER 10, 2023, REGARDING HAMAS TERRORIST ATTACKS IN ISRAEL AND AFFIRMING
SUPPORT FOR DISTRICT'S AFFECTED FAMILIES
 
Read the Full Resolution





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LOS ALTOS HIGH SCHOOL TO BE HIGHLIGHTED ON U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION GREEN
STRIDES TOUR

09/18/2023 01:59 PM

This year’s tour, with the theme of Schools for Climate Solutions, will visit
ten North and Central California schools
 
(Los Altos, CA) – A delegation of leaders from the U.S. Department of Education,
along with other federal, state, and local governments and agency officials,
will be visiting Los Altos High School as part of the Department’s Green Strides
Tour, recognizing schools honored as federal Green Ribbon schools for their
innovative practices in the areas of sustainable schools, whole-child health,
and environmental education. The Green Strides Tour aims to see how Green Ribbon
schools have expanded their efforts.
 
Los Altos was named a Green Ribbon award recipient in 2021. The award honors
schools, districts, and postsecondary institutions for work to reduce
environmental impact and costs, improve health and wellness, and offer effective
sustainability education.
 
As climate change continues to worsen, schools are impacted in various ways,
including public health emergencies, severe damage to facilities and operations,
and events that force school closures and encumber learning, according to Green
Strides Tour organizers. They say to address climate change, schools must work
to both mitigate the impacts and adapt to the existing changes. While climate
change presents a risk to learning, there is an opportunity to connect
environmental education to all subject areas, prepare students for college and
career pathways in the green economy, and promote youth civic engagement.
Finally, by adopting climate solutions, schools serve as an example for others
in their communities to take action.
 
Ten Central and Northern California schools will serve as host sites for this
year’s tours, each planning engaging activities such as tours led by students
featuring local officials and community members to meals prepared from food
grown on campus. Los Altos High School will serve as a host site on Wednesday,
September 20, from 8:00 – 9:00 a.m.
 
“Los Altos High School has long been a leader in environmental initiatives,
focusing on all areas of our school operations from purchasing to energy
conservation to recycling to the generation of clean, green energy,” said Tracey
Runeare, Los Altos High School principal.
 
Students from the Los Altos Green Team club, faculty advisors, and parents began
the rigorous Green Ribbon Award application in 2019. It was completed in 2020 by
a new generation of Green Team student leaders.“
 
The role of students in these efforts has been significant,” she added. “Our
Green Team students are passionate, well-organized, and have worked effectively
and collaboratively with parents, teachers, and administrators to advance the
priorities of our Go Green Sustainability Committee (GGSC).
 
Some highlights from the school’s nomination package include:
 
 * In 2017, LAHS built a LEED Gold-certified classroom building to accommodate
   enrollment growth and replace portable classrooms. The area is xeriscaped and
   includes bioswales that limit surface runoff to storm drains and return
   rainwater to the aquifer. The building features an HVAC automatic shutoff
   whenever windows and doors are opened. Solar panels on the roof provide all
   of the building’s energy needs. Each year, students in the Advanced Placement
   (AP) Environmental Science class tour the facility to learn more about its
   sustainable design features.
 * Clean energy is a priority for LAHS. The school receives 100% clean
   electricity from wind, solar, and hydroelectric sources from Silicon Valley
   Clean Energy. Solar canopy panels provide approximately 55% of the electric
   needs of the campus, and rooftop solar panels supply energy to the school’s
   LEED Gold classroom building. LAHS uses on-site battery storage units to
   balance the load and cut peak energy demands during the day. In the first
   year of operation, the battery storage system saved $83,000 in reduced
   utility bills.
 * Reducing environmental impacts from transportation is also a priority. The
   school installed 29 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations and a fast
   charger. Teachers and staff use the chargers at no cost. The stations are
   available for public charging after school hours and during school breaks at
   standard rates. After the successful installation and implementation at LAHS,
   ten neighboring schools in Los Altos requested information and installed
   similar systems.
 * LAHS reports that 26% of their commuting group ride to school on a bike,
   scooter, or skateboard daily. The Green Team, administration, and student
   government created a policy that helps to limit the number of students who
   drive to school by limiting parking permits. The school provides eight
   dedicated carpooling parking stalls and several storage options for bicycles
   and skateboards around campus. Members of the Green Team also met with the
   city’s Complete Streets Commission to lobby for changes to bike and
   pedestrian routes to school. This led to the first improvement stage
   occurring in the summer of 2020. Plans are underway for additional changes
   prioritizing bike and pedestrian routes over cars and parking. Since 2014,
   these policy changes and programs have led to a 58% increase in students
   biking to school and a 20% reduction in students receiving parking permits.
 * The LAHS Green Team and GGSC led a collaborative effort with the district
   administration to implement a ban on the sale of single-use plastic bottles
   on all Mountain View-Los Altos Union High School District campuses. In the
   fall of 2020, all incoming LAHS freshmen were given metal reusable water
   bottles to encourage the change. The LAHS Green Team members co-authored a
   District Climate Action Resolution with Citizens Climate Lobby, adopted by
   the District Board of Trustees in June 2020.

Resources
 * View the complete Green Ribbon award nomination package here.
 * View the 2021 Green Ribbon School Highlights Summary here.






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MVLA STUDENTS ARE SEMIFINALISTS IN NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS PROGRAM

09/13/2023 03:01 PM

Thirty-one MVLA students advance from nationwide pool of 1.3 million students
 
(Mountain View, CA) – High school seniors from the Mountain View Los Altos High
School District (MVLA) have advanced to semifinalist standing for the National
Merit Scholarship Corporation's (NMSC) National Merit Scholarship 2024
competition.
 
Thirty-one MVLA students are part of a group of approximately 16,000 National
Merit Scholarship student semifinalists named this month by the NMSC.
 
Advancing to the semifinalist stage is a significant accomplishment.
Approximately 1.4 million juniors from 21,000 high schools across the country
entered the 2023 National Merit Scholarship Program when they took the
Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) last
fall.
 
Semifinalists are the highest-scoring program entrants in each state and
represent fewer than one percent of the nation’s seniors. They have an
opportunity to compete for some 7,100 National Merit Scholarships worth nearly
$28 million that will be offered next spring. Starting in April, students will
find out if they are among those receiving corporate-sponsored scholarships.
Announcements regarding the $2500 National Merit Scholarships and
college-sponsored scholarships will be made in May and June, respectively.
 
National Merit scholars are selected by a committee of college admissions
officers and high school counselors who appraise a substantial amount of
information submitted by the finalists and their high schools, including:
 
• Academic record
• The difficulty level of subjects studied
• Grades earned
• Scores from the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test
• Contributions and leadership in school and community activities
• An essay written by the finalist
• A recommendation written by a high school official
 
Congratulations to the MVLA students who achieved semifinalist standing:
 
Los Altos High School
• Butaney, Pranav I.
• Casares-Iglesias, Paula
• Cheilek-Klaiber, Michael A.
• Chen, Isabelle Y.
• Chintamaneni, Adit
• Cousins, Samuel W.
• Cruden, Jennifer A.
• Fan, Audrey M.
• Guo, Amanda L.
• Gupta, Nikash
• Kim, Matthew J.
• Liu, Bridget G.
• Mao, Julia T.
• Raffill, Manonmani
• Wang, Ryan J.
• Yen-Ko, Sabrina
 
Mountain View High School
• Agarwal, Aarush
• Ang, Brandon C.
• Arun, Samika D.
• Bankhead, James L.
• Bhat, Preston
• Bilstad, Leah H.
• Chan, Chloe N.
• Corson, Anna J.
• Dias, Jazlyn
• Kamprath, Madeline L.
• Leaver, Sabina Anne K.
• Lief, Daniel W.
• Ong, Alyssa L.
• Van Antwerpen, Tim J.
• Zhang, Emma J.





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MOUNTAIN VIEW LOS ALTOS HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT APPOINTS NEW PRINCIPAL FOR LOS
ALTOS HIGH SCHOOL

05/24/2023 11:56 AM

(Mountain View, CA) – A new leader will be at the helm of Los Altos High School
for the 2023-2024 school year.
 
Tracey Runeare, who currently serves as the principal at Harbor High School in
Santa Cruz, will succeed longtime LAHS principal Wynne Satterwhite retiring next
month after a 30+ year career with MVLA.
 
Runeare's appointment was approved by the Mountain View Los Altos High School
District at its regular meeting tonight.
 
"We are delighted to welcome Tracey Runeare to the MVLA school district and look
forward to her energy and enthusiasm as an administrator and student advocate,"
said Dr. Nellie Meyer, Superintendent for MVLA. "I am confident her high school
administrative experience, instructional background and values, and commitment
to equity will complement our strong LAHS culture."
 
"I am thrilled to join the Home of the Eagles," said Runeare. "I was
particularly drawn to Los Altos High's values of equity and world-class
educational opportunities."
 
Runeare has a Bachelor of Arts in Social Science and a Master of Arts in
Education from San Jose State University. She is pursuing a Doctorate in
Educational Leadership focusing on transformative leadership, social justice,
and equity from San Francisco State University, expected to be awarded next May.
She also holds an administrative credential and single subject credential in
Social Science from San Jose State University.
 
Runeare has served as Principal at Harbor High since 2016. Previously, she
served as the school's Assistant Principal.
 
While at Harbor High, Runeare led the school to an International Baccalaureate
(IB) World School authorization, increased student enrollment by 25% over two
years, and served as a site lead for a $26.3 million bond measure to fund Harbor
facilities.
 
She has also served as an Assistant Principal at Watsonville High and a social
studies teacher for several years.
 
Runeare has expertise in implementing and expanding Advancement via Individual
Determination (AVID), restorative practices, leading impact teams, and equity in
education.
 
"Ms. Runeare stood out amongst all of the candidates as someone who brings a
strong instructional background as a long-time teacher and a veteran high school
principal,” said Meyer. ”Her strong instructional expertise, coupled with her
understanding of student support, will serve our community well.”
 
“It was clear in her interview that she is student-centered and had created and
implemented successful programs with thoughtfulness and collaboration," added
Meyer. "Her focus on equitable practices aligns with our district goals as we
work to support all students."
 
"I have always been drawn to public education," said Runeare, "I see it as a
part of a larger project that includes protecting our democracy and breaking
down economic and social barriers embedded in our society and the educational
system."
 
"I look forward to building upon the great work in this area at Los Altos High
School," she added.
 
Ms. Runeare (rhymes with canary) was born in Santa Cruz and grew up in Morgan
Hill. She now lives in Ben Lomond with her husband and her two sons (ages 19 and
20), who attend Cabrillo College. Her two stepdaughters (ages 19 and 20) attend
college at Cal Lutheran and the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.
 
Media Contact:  Ursula Kroemer Leimbach / communications@mvla.net  / Mobile:
(760) 705-6919.
 
About the Mountain View Los Altos High School District
The Mountain View Los Altos High School District (MVLA) reflects Silicon Valley
innovation's diversity, ambitions, and spirit. MVLA comprises two comprehensive
high schools, an alternative high school, an adult education center, the
Freestyle Academy for Arts & Technology, and Middle College. Our comprehensive
schools, Los Altos High School and Mountain View High School are consistently
ranked nationally among the top 500 high schools. We proudly serve approximately
4,400 students from the Mountain View, Los Altos, and Los Altos Hills
communities.





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THE ADULT SCHOOL IS COMMITTED TO SERVING ADULT LEARNERS WHO WILL GAIN THE
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND PROFICIENCY NECESSARY TO ACHIEVE PERSONAL GOALS IN
EMPLOYMENT, SECONDARY EDUCATION, AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE SKILLS IN ORDER TO BECOME
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TUTORING

Onsite tutoring for ESL students is available during morning, afternoon, and
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TRANSITION ADVISING AND CAREER SERVICES

Transition advising and career services are available to adult school students
registered in any of our core classes or programs, up to one year after course
completion. Check out some of the services that are available to you through
MVLA Adult School!

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ACCREDITATION


THE MOUNTAIN VIEW LOS ALTOS ADULT SCHOOL HAS BEEN ACCREDITED BY THE WESTERN
ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOLS & COLLEGES SINCE 1965.


The Mountain View Los Altos Adult School is a Pearson VUE Test Center; an NCCT
(National Center for Competency Testing) test site for Medical Assistants,
Medical Office Assistants, and Medical Insurance and Coding Specialists; an AMCA
(American Medical Certification Association) test center for Physical Therapy
Aide (PTA); and a CompTIA-approved academic partner.
 
 
 



PUBLIC NOTICES


MVLA ADULT SCHOOL NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY

 

Mountain View Los Altos Union High School District Adult School does not
discriminate in its educational programs, activities, or employment practices
with respect to ethnic group, religion, gender, color, race, national origin or
physical or mental disability.
 


EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENT

As a WIOA Title-I financially assisted program, Mountain View Los Altos Adult
Education is an equal opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and services
are available upon request for individuals with disabilities.  TTY: 711 (CA
Relay Service)
 


COMPLAINT PROCESS

The Mountain View Los Altos Union High School District has a uniform complaint
process as required in Code of Regulations, Title 5, Section 4622. MVLA UHSD
Policy AR 1312.3(a). Leyla Benson, Associate Superintendent of Human Resources,
is the designated compliance officer. A copy of that policy is available at the
MVLA Adult School front office. The policy provides for mediation or
investigation, presentation of information relevant to the complaint, follow-up
and remedies or appeals as appropriate. For more information, call (650)
940-4675.
 

 


TITLE IX


ABOUT TITLE IX

Title IX is a federal civil rights law that was passed as part of the Education
Amendments of 1972. This is public law states that “no person in the United
States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied
the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program
or activity receiving Federal financial assistance.”
 
Information about Title IX, students’ rights, how to file a complaint and links
to more resources are on our Education Services page under Policies and
Procedures.
 
MVLA's Title IX Coordinator, Teri Faught, Assistant Superintendent of Education
Services, can be reached 650-940-4650, ext. 0030 |  TitleIX@mvla.net.
 


 


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