MVHS Campus Improvements Strengthen, Modernize School for the Future

As Mountain View High School approaches its 40th year, strategic investments have been made to preserve and protect the campus for the long term. The school’s exterior brickwork was sealed both above and below ground to prevent moisture intrusion and future structural deterioration. This essential work included sealing foundations and reinforcing exterior structures to ensure the buildings remain safe, efficient, and well-maintained.
These projects were part of a broader effort during the 2025–26 school year to transform Marana schools’ campuses into safer, more functional, and more engaging spaces for students and staff. Thanks to the Marana community, these improvements were made possible through the voter-approved School Improvement Bond Proposition 491, along with grants and local funding.

After weatherization, the brick received a fresh coat of paint in two tones of tan, separated by a sleek black stripe, giving the campus a refreshed and modern look. In March, new energy-efficient windows were installed, further improving building performance and sustainability.

On the athletic side, Mountain View High School athletes and fans can now enjoy a large new digital scoreboard on the football field, enhancing the game-day experience for everyone.

Thank you for your continued support, your investment makes a real difference in the learning environment and campus experience for our students.