Monument Valley High School got its start in 1940 when it housed 26 students in a one-room schoolhouse near the trading post. Today, the school serves about 650 students.
We are proud to promote that Monument Valley High School has earned a "B" letter grade from the Arizona Department of Education. The letter grade is earned based on ratings in the following areas: graduation rate, ELA and Math Proficiency, Growth, College and Career Readiness Indicators, and English Language Learner Reclassification Rate. We are making strides each day to make the learning experience a positive one. We are guided by the vision and mission statements below.
MVHS School Mission
The purpose of our school is to graduate students in four years who are literate, informed individuals capable of making effective decisions about their lives.
MVHS Philosophy
Our philosophy is that given adequate time and appropriate teaching strategies, all children will achieve.
KUSD Vision Statement
Excellence. Every Student, Every Day.
KUSD Core Values
Respect - we build healthy relationships through Ké and acceptance among all students, teachers, staff, parents, and community.
Responsibility - we maintain high academic expectations and commitment to empower all students to develop grit, independence, and become lifelong learners.
Trust - we exemplify integrity and ethics to promote teamwork within a safe learning environment.
Empathy and Patience - we empathize and exercise patience, which results in the happiness of all students, parents, and community.
Communication and Innovation - we consistently exchange information with students, parents, community, and staff to embrace innovation.
KUSD Belief Statements
We believe:
As a district, we have a common goal of shared responsibility among students, parents, staff, and community to ensure student achievement.
We shall share the responsibility for building strong relationships, educational foundations, and supportive environments for all stakeholders.
Our school system is accountable to our community.
Open, honest, and transparent communication fosters creditability, mutual understanding, and trust.
Our students, staff, and all stakeholders deserve respect.
All students are capable of learning.
