Crittenden Middle School

This summer, free meals are available at Rengstorff Park for all youth under 18—no ID required and no questions asked. Meals are offered weekdays from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM through July 31, 2026 (no meals on July 3).

The program is provided by MVWSD and County of Santa Clara, California, and students must be present to receive a meal. For more information, visit www.mvwsd.org/nutrition.

City of Mountain View
City of Mountain View Recreation Division
Community Services Agency

Our staff members are hitting the ground running this summer with Extended School Year (ESY)! ESY gives students with special needs the opportunity to continue their learning journey and carry forward the wonderful progress they made throughout the school year.

We are so thankful for our dedicated staff and the students who make this program so special!

Crittenden Middle School track and field athletes delivered an outstanding performance at the County Finals!

Our Panthers earned impressive team finishes:
• 7th Grade Boys: 2nd Place
• 6th Grade Girls: 4th Place
• 8th Grade Girls: 6th Place

The Panthers celebrated multiple top finishes, including gold medals, while making school history. Highlights included a school record in the 7th Grade Boys 4x400 relay, Crittenden’s first 6th Grade Girls County Champion in 12 years, and the school’s first-ever 400m County Champions in both the 6th and 7th grade divisions.

Congratulations to all of our student-athletes, coaches, and families on an incredible season. Your hard work, dedication and sportsmanship made Crittenden proud!

The Board of Trustees will meet on Thursday, June 11, at 6:00 p.m.

Agenda/ login information can be found here: https://mvwsd.org/trustees.

Meetings are also streamed on https://youtube.com/mvwsd.

Happy first day of summer vacation, MVWSD! Be sure to check out our Summer Roundup for everything you'll need this season, including info about free summer meals, summer learning, district office hours, summer construction updates, and important dates for next school year.

We wish every student and family a sunny, relaxing, reading-filled summer. We can't wait to see all your smiling faces back on campus on August 12!

And to our 8th graders: it has been such an honor to be a part of the beginning of your story. We are so proud of each and every one of you and cannot wait to hear about all the amazing things you will accomplish in your next chapter at high school. The best is yet to come!

Reminder! Tomorrow is the last day of the 2025-2026 school year and a Minimum Day for students.

It's been an amazing year, and we're so proud of everything our students have accomplished. Wishing everyone a safe, fun, and restful summer ahead!

Today we celebrated the promotion of our incredible Crittenden 8th-graders as they took their final steps as middle school students toward their high school journey! 🎓💙💛🐾

The ceremony was filled with joy and pride as students reflected on the experiences, friendships, and accomplishments that have shaped their time at Crittenden. From the classroom to the stage, the field, the court, and beyond, this class has demonstrated determination, leadership, and Panther pride.

Congratulations, Panthers! We are proud of who you are, all you have accomplished, and all that you will achieve in the years ahead. Keep learning, keep leading, and keep reaching for your goals.

This year, we are proud to honor eight dedicated members of our school district community as they embark on a well-deserved retirement:

- Carol Abrahamson (23 years)
- Debbie Austin (10 years)
- Nanette Baltazar (4 years)
- Irene Cuevas (22 years)
- Rex Fuentes (7 years)
- Terri Kemper (30 years)
- Leslie McClellan (27 years)
- Ylva Sjoblom Risano (8 years)

Together, they represent an incredible 131 years of service and commitment to excellence in education. We are deeply grateful for everything they have given to our district, and we wish them all the very best in this exciting new chapter of their lives. Please join us in congratulating them!

Mountain View Community,
Over the past several months, we’ve heard from community members about safety concerns involving e-bike, motorized scooter, and bicycle riders in Mountain View. Our top priority is keeping everyone safe — whether you’re on two wheels, four, or on foot.

In the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing important information about e-bike safety, speed limits, equipment requirements, and road rules. Our goal is to help riders and their families understand how to stay safe and comply with the law.

Our department, which includes Patrol Officers and the School Resource Officer, will continue to discuss safe riding habits and the requirements for commuting around town with students, staff, and parents.

Education and awareness come first, because safety starts with understanding. Working together, we can ensure our roads are safe for everyone.