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‘Even though “thank you” seems to be such an insufficient phrase...’
Dear Editor,
“Thank You” just isn’t enough!
To say “thank you” to this community for the support of MVHS, particularly the past two weekends, is just not enough!
At Saturday night’s Cinco de Mayo celebration I didn’t say everything I wanted to, so here goes. I cannot begin to tell you how much I enjoy being Director of such a successful school. However, the success is not my own. The MVHS faculty is absolutely the most talented groups of educators that I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with. I have staff support that I can’t praise enough. I am supported by a Governing Council with a great vision for our school and a way of working together that is very productive. The Moreno Valley Education Foundation cares deeply about their responsibilities. The Cimarron District, both the members of the school board and our Superintendent James Gallegos, are openly supportive of what MVHS does. Then there is the greatest group of students and parents that any administrator could ever hope for. Put all this together with the enthusiasm that I’ve seen from the Moreno Valley community and we have a combination that spells continued success for the education of the young people we all care about.
Even though “thank you” seems to be such an insufficient phrase to express how I feel about this community and their involvement with MVHS, I think I’ll just have to stick to it. So – thank you!
Jacque Boyd
Director, Moreno Valley High School

‘Thanks to all who made this project happen.’
Dear Editor,
Now it’s up to Mother Nature! Two hundred pounds of wildflower seed have now been sown along 2.8 miles of the west side of Mountain View Boulevard. With the help of 105 individuals and businesses who contributed to purchase the seed, and the help of members of Moreno Valley Trekkers, Angel Fire Garden Club and Music from Angel Fire who seeded and spread straw, the undertaking is now in the care of Mother Nature. Thanks to all who made this project happen.
Anne M. Supple,
Wildflower Project Coordinator