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Welcome to Norte Vista High School!

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The Best High School in the World!

We invite you to visit our campus and witness strong instructional programs, school safety, appealing facilities, welcoming staff, and the best students in the world!

OUR VISION

Create safe learning environments that meet our student's academic, social, and emotional needs with the goal of helping every Alvord student find their own version of success in life. 

OUR MISSION

The Mission of Alvord Unified is to strengthen our community by providing safe and nurturing schools that educate and celebrate the entire child. We meet our students’ social and emotional needs and prepare them for college, career, and a lifetime of personal growth.

 

NVHS PBIS VALUES

  

Norte Vista in Action!

Guided by core values and learner outcomes, we empower students with the skills needed for success in college, career, and life

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2025 Civic Learning Awards

Civic Learning Award

State Superintendent Tony Thurmond Announces 2025 Civic Learning Award Schools

Chief Justice Honors Riverside’s Norte Vista High School for Excellence in Civics

 

During Constitution Week, Chief Justice Patricia Guerrero visited Norte Vista High School in Riverside County to present the 2025 Civic Learning Award of Excellence.

As one of three visits planned for Constitution Month, Norte Vista offered guests a show-and-tell featuring presentations about student-initiated community service projects created by the students.

Students described programs like Bilingual Academic Tutor Support (BATS), which pairs high school students with nearby elementary students struggling to learn English. They showcased their Freezer Meals program, which provides nutritious frozen meals for families in need. The school is also a Riverside County voting site, hosting poll worker training and elections with student staff. In 2024, over 100 students worked the polls, and the school reported its highest voter turnout in eight election cycles.

In total, students perform nearly 20,000 service hours each year.

“I reviewed Norte Vista’s application and was deeply impressed,” said Chief Justice Guerrero. “But hearing directly from the students about what these opportunities mean to them—that’s what is truly inspiring. It’s why, year after year, we continue to sponsor this awards program. We want to celebrate schools that support their students and help them make a difference in their communities.”

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Norte Vista is the only high school in Riverside County ever to receive this prestigious award! Go Braves!

 

2025 Civic Learning Awards
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NVHS Students Earn National Awards For Community Service Impact

Norte Vista High School Students Earn National Awards For Community Service Impact

Norte Vista High School is proud to announce that 112 students have been recognized by the United Nations Association of the USA (UNA-USA) and InnerView in the eighth Annual Community Service Impact Awards. The Kroger Co. is presenting the seventh annual Zero Hero Awards to students for taking action to help create communities free of hunger and waste.

The Community Service Impact Awards program connects student service to real-world outcomes, skill development, and community needs. This year, students from Norte Vista High School were part of a nationwide effort of high school changemakers who collectively invested more than 2.3 million hours of service, equivalent to $78 million in community impact, addressing critical local and global challenges.

InnerView Link: 2025-2026 National Community Service Awards

NVHS Students Earn National Awards For Community Service Impact

Norte Vista High School Students Earn National Awards For Community Service Impact

It’s award season and 112 students from Norte Vista High School are being recognized for community service impact and as an inspiration for other students to get involved in their community.

CELEBRATING 112 Norte Vista High School Students | National Recognition + Honors

Norte Vista High School is proud to announce 112 students have been recognized by the United Nations Association of the USA (UNA-USA) and InnerView in the eighth Annual Community Service Impact Awards. The Kroger Co. is presenting the seventh annual Zero Hero Awards to students for taking action to help create communities free of hunger and waste. The Community Service Impact Awards program connects student service to real-world outcomes, skill development, and community needs. This year, students from Norte Vista High School were part of a nationwide effort of high school changemakers who collectively invested more than 2.3 million hours of service, equivalent to $78 million in community impact, addressing critical local and global challenges.

  • YEARBOOK
    The Novi yearbook editors just wrapped up our trip to the 2025 SoCal Yearbooks Workshop, and Novi's editorial team won the top competition at the workshop for the second year in a row!
  • Yearbook
    It was incredibly rewarding to see how our students’ hard work is inspiring schools from areas in LA and Orange Counties to raise the bar on their own efforts.
  • NVHS FFFA and AUSD School Board
    Norte Vista FFA Presents AUSD School Board with Flower Arrangements
  • Seal of Civic Engagement
    Norte Vista High School will be recognized at this years RCOE State of Education for being awarded the California State Seal of Civic Engagement.
  • Green Construction Academy
    Norte Vista High School's Green Construction Academy been selected to represent the Riverside County Office of Education (RCOE) at the 2026 State of Education Address.
  • Green Construction
    Green Construction at 5th Annual CIEF Design Build Competition held at Golden West College in Huntington Beach (4/22-4/23-2026)
  • Scholarship Award
    Juan Diego Sotelo was awarded a $1000 (cash) scholarship for his leadership and performance leading up to and during the competition.
  • Safety is Number One!
    Aubree Morfin, an 11th-grade student who served as our team's Designated Safety Person (DSP)
  • IBNV Class of 2026
    NVHS IB Celebration Class of 2026!
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    Puente Class of 2026
  • HOPE PROGRAM
    HOPE STUDENTS - Ms. Estefania Garcia and four of our amazing students traveled to Sacramento for Latina Action Day! They presented vital mental health research at a youth town hall and led meetings with Senator Cervantes and Assembly Member Castillo.

 

2025-2026 IBNV Diploma Kick-Off

Hey, everyone! What an incredible turnout for this year's IB Diploma Kick-off! It was fantastic to see so many bright minds gathered together, ready to embark on this challenging and rewarding journey. The energy in this photo is truly infectious—it's a perfect representation of the diverse and passionate group of students who make up our International Baccalaureate class of 2025/2026.

This program is tough, but you're not in it alone. You're surrounded by a community of peers and educators who will support you every step of the way. Let's make this year one for the books, filled with critical thinking, personal growth, and, of course, a little fun. Good luck with the year ahead!

Go IBNV Braves!

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Jason Marquez - 2025 Riverside County Principal of the Year

 
Jason Marquez leads Norte Vista High School with a leadership philosophy rooted in empowerment and collective ownership. Guided by the belief that true leadership creates more leaders, Jason has fostered a culture where teachers, students, and families are deeply engaged partners in the school’s success. Through initiatives aligned with WASC growth goals and a data-driven instructional model, he has strengthened academic rigor while supporting students' social-emotional development. Jason’s ability to navigate challenges with resilience — including district transitions and the pandemic — reflects his commitment to student achievement and community collaboration. Known for elevating staff leadership, inspiring student ownership of learning, and connecting families meaningfully to school life, Jason continues to build a legacy of excellence and shared purpose at Norte Vista High School.

 

“Every Student, By Name.”

 

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