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Monterey Vista Elementary honored by city for 100th anniversary
Summary
Monterey Park recognized Monterey Vista Elementary School's centennial; district and school leaders thanked parents, teachers and alumni for a yearlong celebration that included performances, a mural and community events.
A Monterey Park City Council presentation Wednesday recognized Monterey Vista Elementary School’s 100th anniversary, with school and district representatives thanking parents, staff and alumni for a year of events that culminated in a March centennial celebration.
A school representative, identified in the meeting as the campus’ presenter, said the celebration featured student performances and decade-themed projects and credited teachers and the school board. “It was a real a very special moment,” the presenter said, noting that planning took more than a year and that one teacher, Fong Nguyen, led the effort.
Garvey School Board President Andy, who introduced himself at the meeting, thanked the city for its partnership and highlighted a new mural installed at Monterey Vista. Andy said the district’s ties to Monterey Park span multiple generations and called the school “a sacred part of our community.” The council presented a certificate of recognition to the school and invited staff and guests to accept the award on stage.
The recognition does not include any formal city action; it was ceremonial. Council members encouraged continued partnership with the district and suggested maintaining the relationship as the school plans future activities.
