MORENO VALLEYUNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

The mission of Moreno Valley Unified School District is to ensure all studentsgraduate high school prepared to successfully enter into higher education

and/or pursue a viable career path.

Elementary SchoolsArmada - Mario Perez, 25201 John F. Kennedy Drive 951-571-4500Bear Valley - Sam Stager, 26125 Fir Avenue 571-4520Box Springs - Wade Hamilton, 11900 Athens Drive 571-4530Butterfield - Esmeralda Chalfant (Interim), 13400 Kitching Street 571-4540Chaparral Hills - Gregory White, 24850 Delphinium Avenue 571-4730Cloverdale - Genaro Garcia, 12050 Kitching Street 571-4550Creekside - Nadakia Neal, 13563 Heacock Street 571-4560Edgemont - Dr. Patricia Bazanos, 21790 Eucalyptus Avenue 571-4570Hendrick Ranch - Marie White, 25570 Brodiaea Avenue 571-4580Hidden Springs - Misty Kelley, 9801 Hidden Springs Drive 571-4590Honey Hollow - Joshua Jackson, 11765 Honey Hollow Drive 571-4600La Jolla - Tia May, 14745 Willowgrove Place 571-4740Midland - Alycia Benson, 11440 Davis Street 571-4610Moreno - Smiley Villavicencio, 26700 Cottonwood Avenue 571-4620North Ridge - Dr. Casaundra McNair, 25101 Kalmia Avenue 571-4630Ramona - Jeff Jones, 24801 Bay Avenue 571-4720Ridge Crest - Julie Cinq-Mars, 28500 John F. Kennedy Drive 571-4640Seneca - Emilio Gallegos, 11615 Wordsworth Road 571-4650Serrano - Maria Arreola, 24100 Delphinium Avenue 571-4660Sugar Hill - Gwendolyn Green, 24455 Old Country Road 571-4670Sunnymead - Marisa Brough, 24050 Dracaea Avenue 571-4680Sunnymeadows - Latrice Thomas, 23200 Eucalyptus Avenue 571-4690TownGate - Paula Rynders, 22480 Dracaea Avenue 571-4700

Middle SchoolsBadger Springs - Jason Barney, 24750 Delphinium Avenue 571-4200Landmark - Scott Walker, 15261 Legendary Drive 571-4220Mountain View - Jon Black, 13130 Morrison St. 571-4240Palm - Dr. Mallanie Avinger, 11900 Slawson Avenue 571-4260Sunnymead - Jennifer Castillo, 23996 Eucalyptus Avenue 571-4280Vista Heights - Mark Hasson, 23049 Old Lake Drive 571-4300

High SchoolsCanyon Springs - Tamara Kerr, 23100 Cougar Canyon Drive 571-4760March Mountain - Sean McMurray, 24551 Dracaea Avenue 571-4800Moreno Valley - Latoysha Brown, 23300 Cottonwood Avenue 571-4820Valley View - Karen Johnson, 13135 Nason Street 571-4850Vista del Lago - Erik Swanson, 15150 Lasselle Street 571-4880

Specialized SchoolsAdult Education - Dr. Tammy Guzzetta, 13350 Indian Street 571-4790Alessandro School - Karen Clifford, 23311 Dracaea Avenue 571-4510Bridges Learning Center • Bayside Community Day - Dr. Henry Herreras, 24501 Cactus Ave. 571-7890 • Charter/Community Learning - Dr. Henry Herreras, 24501 Cactus Ave. 571-7890 • MV Online Academy, GO Program - Dr. Tammy Guzzetta, 24521 Cactus 571-4970Head Start - Myra Acosta, 23990 Eucalyptus Avenue 571-4716March Valley - Sean McMurray, 24551 Dracaea Avenue 571-4810Rainbow Springs - Andrea Aragon, 23990 Eucalyptus Avenue 571-4710

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MVUSD is the third-largest school district in Riverside County, the 23rd largest in California, educating more than 33,500 students in grades TK-12. It includes Moreno Valley and parts of unincorporated Riverside County.

Superintendent’s Cabinet

Schools Students Elementary 23 15,786 Middle 6 7,736 High 5 8,895 Specialized 9 1,091 Total 43 33,508

Student Ethnicity Hispanic 66% African American 17% Caucasian 10% Asian 4% Other 3%

Attendance Rate 95%

2016-2017 Budget Total Budget $608 Million Positive certification with the Riverside County Office of Education

Employees Certificated 1,694 Classified 1,649 Management 142 Total 3,485 2nd largest employer in Moreno Valley

Graduation Rate 2009-10 65.7% 2010-11 69.9% 2011-12 74.7% 2012-13 81.5% 2013-14 82.8% 2014-15 86.2% 2015-16 87.6%

Graduation Rate by student group 2010-11 2015-16 Hispanic 68.8% 87.9% African American 66.4% 84.2% Caucasian 78.6% 89.9% Asian 70.8% 96.4%

Board of Education

Cleveland Johnson, PresidentGary E. Baugh, Ed.S., Vice PresidentSusan Smith, ClerkJesús M. HolguínEvan Morgan

District Data

Dr. Martinrex KedzioraSuperintendent

Reasons to be Proud• District graduation rate has soared 21.9% in just six years, more than any other district in Riverside County, and continues to exceed both the state and national averages. • Class of 2017 awarded a record $63 million in college scholarships and grants.

• Four high schools chosen by U.S. News & World Report as among America’s very best.

• Winner of seven California School Boards Association Golden Bell Awards: Hidden Springs Elementary, Valley View High School, Moreno Valley High School, Canyon Springs High School (2) and MVUSD (2).

• Twelve schools win state’s Gold Ribbon School award.

• Nine MVUSD programs selected by Riverside County Office of Education as “Models of Excellence.”

• Winner of four federal i3 (Investing in Innovation) grants totaling approximately $10 million in additional funds for professional development, curriculum and assessment – the most i3 grants awarded to any school district in America. • “Guaranteed Admission” agreement with Cal State San Bernardino for qualified MVUSD graduates.

• 26 Career Technical Education (CTE) high school pathway programs.

• Specialized programs, including Moreno Valley Online Academy (MVOA); Graduation Opportunity (GO); STEAM pathway (North Ridge Magnet Elementary, Palm Middle School, Valley View High School); STEAM Upward Bound Academy (Vista del Lago High School/Moreno Valley College); three elementary AVID programs; district-wide GATE expansion.

• Newly constructed Bridges Learning Center brings together district alternative- education programs at one location.

• Full-day kindergarten offered at Armada, Box Springs, Butterfield, Chaparral Hills, Cloverdale, Creekside, Hendrick Ranch, Hidden Springs, Honey Hollow, Midland, Ridge Crest, Sugar Hill, Sunnymeadows and TownGate elementary schools.

• International Baccalaureate program at Canyon Springs High School; classes to be offered Fall 2017.

• Dual-language immersion program expanding to grades K-4 at Armada and Butterfield elementaries, and K-2 at Sunnymead Elementary.

• 25 Parent Ambassador positions created to help build stronger school communities at all levels.

• $398 million Measure M construction bond overwhelmingly supported with 64% YES vote

Maribel MattoxChief Academic Officer

Tina DaigneaultChief Business Official

Dr. Robert VerdiChief Human Resources Officer