Homecoming Masquerade Ball
September 26 8:30-10:30
Bruin Bowl
Purchase tickets in advance
Stag: $25
Couple: $40
Purchase tickets at the door
Stag: $30
Couple: $50
Click here to purchase tickets.

Parents,
With the introduction of the Next Generation initiative, your student will have a Chromebook checked out to them. This sheet will provide more information about repair and optional device insurance for their Chromebook.
Students will be given instruction and training on safety and best practices with their issued device. With good care, damage and repair should be minimal. However, damage or failure may still happen. If a device stops working and the problem comes from normal use and wear with the device, repair will be covered with district resources. However, if the device is damaged due to the actions of the student, the repair or replacement is the responsibility of the student and family. This would include water damage, dropping the Chromebook, impact inside a backpack, loss, theft, and many other accidental issues.
In the event of accidental damage or loss of device, there are two options for students and families:
First, families can sign up for a device insurance plan through a private company we have partnered up with called School Device Coverage. They are a national device insurance organization that works with school districts all over the country.
For a charge of $34 your device is fully covered for the entire school year with no deductible. *Damaged, lost or stolen power bricks are not covered by insurance.
Information for enrolling in this plan is on the other side of this flier. It is the responsibility of the family to enroll if you choose this option. You will need the device serial number found on the bottom of the device.
Families need to sign up for insurance before October 31st if they choose this option.
Second, families can plan to pay for damages if they occur. The breakdown of charges are below. These will be standardized charges regardless of the age of the Chromebook.
Damaged or lost charger = $30
Damaged but repairable Chromebook = $50
Destroyed, lost, or stolen Chromebook = $150
Willful Destruction = $340
If you would like more information about the insurance program you can click here. There is information on their website.

MVHS Theater presents The Tempest
The show runs September 16-19. 7:00 PM nightly in the MVHS Auditorium. There is one matinee performance on Saturday, September 19 at 3:00.
Tickets are $8 for students and $10 for adults.

August 24th-25th
Be sure to get your photo taken, so you can get your student ID

Senior Sunrise at 6:00 AM
Football Tailgate (Free Tacos) 6:00 PM
Football Game 7:00 PM
Western Dance 9:30 PM

Important Information for Parents and Guardians
Please refer to the Q website for important links, tutorials, and information about the transition. This website has been updated with new helpful information.
As part of the transition to Skyward Qmlativ (Q), there are two important actions that all parents and guardians will need to complete beginning July 27.
Complete the Annual Student Information Update
Beginning July 27, log in to Skyward Q (Qmlativ) and complete the Annual Student Information Update for each of your students. This action will reactivate their accounts. Please also ensure that emergency contact information is up-to-date.
As part of this process, a parent or guardian must review and approve the Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) to allow student access to technology resources. Student accounts, including Chromebook access, will remain inactive until the Annual Student Information Update has been completed and the AUP has been approved.
Update the Skyward Mobile App
If you currently use the Skyward mobile app, you will need to uninstall and reinstall the app on or after July 27. Reinstalling the app will connect it to the new Skyward Q system.



Applications for Orem Youth Council are now open at orem.gov/oyc.
Orem Youth Council (OYC) offers high school students (10th – 12th grade) who live in Orem the opportunity to gain an appreciation for their community through learning about our City government, serving and interacting in the community, building leadership skills, and developing lasting friendships. Activities include tours and experiences with various City departments, mock City Council meetings, service projects, social activities, and more.
Meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month from September - May from 3:30 - 4:30 PM. There is no cost to join Orem Youth Council.
Applications close on August 23, 2026.

Class of 2026 Graduation is May 22 at 8:30 AM. If you cannot attend in person, click on the livestream link below.
Graduation Livestream Link

Are you wanting to know if you purchased a yearbook? Click on the link to see if your student number is listed. If you student number is on the sheet, you purchased a yearbook. Check here

MVHS Theater Presents: Oklahoma
April 21-25
Tickets $8 Students $10 Adults $5 Saturday Matinee
Grab your tickets here.



March 28th 8:30-10:30
Online Tickets:
$35 Stag
$50 couple
At Door Tickets:
$40 Stag
$60 couple
Buses:
Pay $6 in the financial office. Buses will arrive at MVHS at 7:45 and leave no later than 8:15 pm.

Tuesday, March 10
5-8 PM


Registration begins Wednesday, March 4 at 2:00

Fechas de registro importantes


Wednesday, March 11
ACT Testing for Juniors
Aspire Testing for Sophomores
Testing will begin promptly at 8:00 AM. Students need to be on time.
Lunch time will be following the test. Buses will run as normal.
Fecha importante del examen
Miércoles, 11 de marzo
Examen ACT para estudiantes de penúltimo año
Examen Aspire para estudiantes de segundo año
El examen comenzará puntualmente a las 8:00 a. m. Los estudiantes deben ser puntuales.
La hora del almuerzo será después del examen. Los autobuses funcionarán con normalidad.




