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Vision of the Graduate

A Montville graduate who has the skills and dispositions to navigate complex tasks is a:
1. Communicator       2. Information Consumer
3. Problem Solver      4. Independent Learner
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General

Junior Prom

Time: 6 PM – 9 PM
Location: MHS Cafeteria

Senior Outing

Time: 9 AM – 3 PM
Location: Quassy Amusement Park
  • 2,017 Students
  • 8 Schools/Programs
  • $19,404 Per Pupil Expenditure
  • 228 Full-time Certified Staff
  • 93.4% Students taking courses promoting college and career readiness
  • 95.5% MHS Graduation Rate
  • 27 Sports Teams

Core Values and Beliefs

The Montville High School learning community values EFFORT, RESPECT, and RESPONSIBILITY. We believe that all students can learn and are capable of growing intellectually as well as socially. Additionally, students should be engaged and challenged within a safe learning environment in order to develop skills appropriate for postsecondary education and/or a career in the 21st century.

News & Announcements

save thee date 6-17-26

Save the Date for Graduation

Save the Date! Montville High School’s Class of 2026 Graduation will take place on June 17, 2026. Additional details and information will be shared as the date approaches—stay tuned!

Humans of Montville - Project Links Now Available

Inspired by the world-renowned Humans of New York storytelling project, the Humans of Montville assignment invites you to explore the extraordinary experiences of the people who make up our local community. The goal is to deepen our understanding of humanity- the overarching theme of this course- through authentic, personal interviews and multimedia storytelling.
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Principal's Message

Dear Montville High School Community,
 
It is with great pride and excitement that I welcome you to Montville High School. I am honored to serve as Principal and to continue building on the strong traditions, pride, and sense of community that make MHS such a special place. The high school years provide students with some of the most unique, challenging, and memorable experiences of their lives, and we are committed to making those experiences meaningful for every student.
 
At Montville High School, we believe in creating a culture built on effort, respect, responsibility, relationships, and pride. Our staff is committed to providing students with a safe, supportive, and challenging learning environment where all students have the opportunity to grow academically, socially, and personally. Through our Vision of the Graduate, we strive to prepare students with the skills and dispositions needed for success beyond high school while continuing to foster confidence, perseverance, and independence along the way.
 
We believe all students can learn and be successful when provided the right supports, opportunities, and encouragement. Students are expected to challenge themselves, set high goals, work hard, and take advantage of the many opportunities available to them at MHS. In addition to our strong academic programs, students are encouraged to become involved in clubs, activities, athletics, the arts, and community events that help build leadership, teamwork, and school pride.
 
At MHS, we are proud of the relationships we build with students and families and the strong sense of community that exists throughout our school. We remain focused on strengthening instruction, supporting students, and creating an environment where students feel safe, connected, challenged, and valued.
 
We look forward to continuing to work together to provide the best possible experience for all students.
 
 
With Wolf Pride,
Principal Robert Alves
MHS student using the pottery wheel
MHS band students perform at a food show
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