Staff Appreciation Events
Every year, the PTSA orchestrates a series of heartwarming initiatives to convey our deep appreciation for the relentless dedication of our esteemed teachers. Among the cherished traditions are a delightful handmade breakfast and a sumptuous hot lunch, meticulously prepared to symbolize the warmth and care we hold for those who shape young minds. These events serve as tokens of our gratitude, celebrating their tireless commitment to nurturing a future generation.
Want to learn more? Contact: hospitality@montavistaptsa.org
Want to learn more? Contact: hospitality@montavistaptsa.org
Reflection 2023-2024
“I am Hopeful Because…”That’s the theme for the 2023-24 Reflections Art Program, which has been bringing the arts to life for more than 10 million students since 1969. California State PTA and its members, families and kids are on the forefront of this amazing program, which increases community awareness of the importance of arts in education.
Any questions? Email: reflections@montavistaptsa.org
Any questions? Email: reflections@montavistaptsa.org
PTSA Grant
PTSA offers grants aimed at enriching the social, emotional, and academic journey of Monta Vista students. Any member of the Monta Vista staff or student body seeking to address a requirement that enhances the educational environment and aligns with Monta Vista School's developmental goals can submit a PTSA Funding Request.
Completed Funding Requests must be sent to vpstudentservices@montavistaptsa.oror left in the PTSA FUNDING REQUESTS envelope in the PTSA mailbox in the MV Office. Have questions, contact: vpstudentservices@montavistaptsa.org
Completed Funding Requests must be sent to vpstudentservices@montavistaptsa.oror left in the PTSA FUNDING REQUESTS envelope in the PTSA mailbox in the MV Office. Have questions, contact: vpstudentservices@montavistaptsa.org
Senior All Night Party
For numerous years, the PTSA has been hosting the Senior All Night Party—an eagerly anticipated event. This unforgettable night offers graduating seniors a safe and memorable way to celebrate their accomplishments together. Packed with entertainment, activities, and camaraderie, the Senior All Night Party is a cherished tradition that sends off our graduates in style, ensuring they create lasting memories with friends before embarking on their new journeys.
We're currently looking for a committee chair to lead this organization. If you're interested, please contact: president@montavistaptsa.org
We're currently looking for a committee chair to lead this organization. If you're interested, please contact: president@montavistaptsa.org
Parent Education
PTSA takes pride in fostering a strong sense of community by organizing enlightening Parent Education Seminars. These seminars serve as invaluable platforms for parents to expand their knowledge and skills on a variety of relevant topics. From strategies for effective communication with adolescents to navigating the digital landscape with children, these sessions provide essential insights and guidance. By bringing in expert speakers and creating a welcoming space for discussions, PTSA facilitates meaningful connections among parents, equipping them with tools to navigate the challenges of parenthood and support their children's growth. These seminars exemplify PTSA's commitment to nurturing well-rounded, informed families within our school community.
Students representative positions
PTSA provides students with abundant avenues to apply their skills and knowledge, empowering them to make a real impact. Stay tuned, as applications for these exciting opportunities will be opening soon!
Awards, scholarship and recognitions
PTSA holds in high esteem the unwavering dedication of our students, parents, and teachers who have generously volunteered their time and effort to support our mission. Through our special recognition program, we proudly acknowledge their invaluable contributions that have enriched our school community.
Safe Routes to School
Monta Vista administrators and PTSA volunteers work with Cupertino's Safe Routes to School Program to identify and build safer passageways for students. Over the summer the city has added green bike lanes and "sharrows" around the school and has begun reviewing crosswalk safety through the city, but there is more that can be done.