News & Announcements

Due to the extreme cold and the possibility of icy, hazardous road conditions, and based on the latest guidance from the National Weather Service and local officials, Medina Valley ISD schools and district offices will be closed on Monday, January 26.

Join us in the sharing of your language and culture as you create a celebratory book with your family and learn about the Bilingual and ESL programs in Medina Valley ISD. Mark your calendars for February 3 at 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. in the Medina Valley HS Cafeteria.

Congratulations to our counselors, Leah Luna and Vanessa Molina from Silos Elementary and Cara Rakowitz and Angela Ortiz from LaCoste Elementary on being named 2025 CREST Award Winners. They will be honored at the TSCA Conference in February.

Medina Valley ISD is proud to shine the spotlight on our 2025–2026, Teacher of the Year at Silos ES. Thank you for inspiring excellence and making a lasting impact on our students.

Campuses proudly celebrated Veterans Day with parades honoring the brave men and women who have served our country. Medina Valley families brought their veteran family members to join in the celebrations — walking alongside students, waving flags, and sharing in a beautiful tribute to service and sacrifice.

This week, we’re celebrating our amazing Medina Valley ISD School Psychologists who go above and beyond to support the academic, social, and emotional well-being of our students every day.

Looking for fun and engaging activities for your child during Thanksgiving week? Right at School is hosting a Thanksgiving Day Camp at Silos Elementary for all Medina Valley ISD families.

Before working as a Comprehensive Ophthalmologist, Dr. Iltis attended and graduated from Medina Valley HS where he gained a positive work ethic - something that carried him all the way to medical school and beyond.

Help your child stay on track by scheduling trips following the holiday breaks listed on our MVISD calendar. Don't forget, attendance matters.

As Medina Valley ISD is experiencing a rapidly growing population and increased traffic around our campuses. Parents have voiced concerns about student safety at busy intersections and crosswalks. We believe crossing guard volunteers can play an important role.