Mountain View Los Altos High School

Mountain View Los Altos High School, also known as MVLA, operates as a public high school district providing secondary education to students in the Mountain View and Los Altos communities. The district delivers a standard curriculum that includes core academic subjects, elective courses, and extracurricular programs designed to support student development. Instructional and administrative functions rely on digital tools such as Microsoft accounts for email and collaboration, Gmail for communication, and the Aeries student information system for managing records. These platforms enable teachers to post grades, share resources, and coordinate with parents and staff. The district’s technology infrastructure is intended to streamline both classroom instruction and district‑level administration.

On January 30, 2020, the district experienced a cyber attack in which an unauthorized actor breached its digital systems. The intrusion resulted in teachers and administrators being locked out of their Microsoft accounts, Gmail, and access to the Aeries system. As a consequence, staff were required to record attendance manually while district officials worked to restore access. The district confirmed that student accounts were not immediately threatened by the incident.

The organization’s headquarters is located in the United States of America. No further details about ownership, parent entities, or subsidiary relationships are provided in the available sources.