Sometimes it can be difficult to speak up when there are needs or concerns in our school. Please use this anonymous form to notify a school administrator or school counselor about a concern.
This is for student use only.
December 15th - DVMS Film Festival, 7pm
December 21st - End of the 2nd Quarter / 1st Semester
December 22nd - January 6th - Winter Recess, No School
Attendance
If your Student needs to leave School early please do one of the following:
1. Send your Student to School with a note including time, reason for leaving and who will be picking them up. Students can give the note to Mrs. Garcia at the Attendance Window on the side of the office.
2. Email dvmsattend@mdusd.org also include time, reason for leaving and who will be picking them up.
Once at School you can sign them out at the Attendance Window on the side of the office. Please be prepared to show ID.
Also, Students checking in late can see Mrs. Garcia at the Attendance Window with a note from the following:
Doctor/Dentist/Ortho/Parent
Please call the office if you have any questions.
Thank you!
Student Illness Guidelines
According to District guidelines, before returning to school, any student experiencing Covid or Covid-like symptoms must either get 1) a negative Covid test, 2) a written clearance from a medical provider clearly stating that symptoms were the result of something other than Covid-19, like a pre-existing condition (e.g. seasonal allergies, chronic migraines, etc), or 3) complete a 10 day quarantine. The list of symptoms include:
- Fever or chills
- Cough
- Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
- Fatigue
- Muscle or body aches
- Headache
- New loss of taste or smell
- Sore throat
- Congestion runny nose
- Nausea or vomiting
- Diarrhea
MDUSD has several sites administering Covid tests daily. A list of sites can be found at mdusd.org/covidtesting if needed. Please feel free to email or call our office if you have any further questions.
Recognized as a California Gold Ribbon School, Diablo View strives to have all students reach their academic potential. Our experienced staff encompasses the spirit that all students can learn in a safe, positive environment and grow to be respectful, responsible and ethical citizens. Middle school represents a period of tremendous changes and transformation. With this in mind, we are ever cognizant that we must nurture and support the whole child and utilize current research that embodies best practices in working with “tweeners” transitioning from elementary to high school. In fulfilling our goal, we recognize that today it takes the work of all shareholders, staff, parents, and students, to be actively involved in the process of educating our young people.
