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Senior Jayden Tang, MVHS 100-meter sprint record holder, reflects on his athletic journey while committing to Emory for D3 Track and Field. This student voice highlights the dedication and community ties that define MVHS athletics.
The Monta Vista Matadors claimed a 3-1 victory on Senior Night, May 8, defeating the Mustangs in four competitive sets.
The May 19, 2026 Cupertino Matters newsletter delivers highlights on key council, commission, and community outreach efforts, offering insights that could affect MVHS families and the broader Cupertino community.
Rohan Agarwal, a Monta Vista High School sophomore, placed second nationally in the 2025-26 Modeling the Future Challenge for his desalination...
A new YouTube video offers a walkthrough of best practices for supporting students using AI, a timely resource for navigating technology in education.
Cupertino residents mourn a teen fatally struck while biking to school, with an online petition launched on Change.org this week. The tragedy spotlights urgent commuting safety issues for local students.
The Cupertino City Council approved meeting minutes after a recess from 7:50 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., during which Mayor Paul opened public comment including remarks from Chris Benchen.
The Cupertino Youth Activity Board has launched InfoTeeno, a webinar series to support high school students. This city initiative directly connects...
Monta Vista's baseball team enters the CIF Central Coast Section Division VI playoffs as the No. 5 seed.
The Monta Vista vs Saratoga Boys Water Polo matchup takes place October 20, 2026, offering pregame, live, and post-game coverage for local fans and alums.
Cupertino City Council seeks applicants for four open Teen Commission seats plus an alternate to advise on youth programs directly affecting MVHS...
New executive officers lead the way for next year:
MVHS is discussing its relationship with toxic masculinity and its impacts on students and young males—a key convo amplifying gender dynamics in the student experience.
Worrying trend of racial targeting at Monta Vista amid low Black enrollment:
Stay silent or speak out? A student voice on reconciling political involvement with cultural norms and upbringing.
Vital support for MVHS students: Request a School Based Therapist or Psychologist via the FUHSD Wellness Check In Form, even while campus is closed.
Cupertino residents, including MVHS alums, join Mayor Kitty Moore’s Move Moore health series for these free events: