About MVAS
Situated at the Crawford Educational Complex, the Multimedia and Visual Arts School (MVAS) was created in Fall of 2004 as part of the small school movement in San Diego City Schools.

Funded by grants from the Bill Gates Foundation, MVAS provides students with a rich learning environment that promotes collaboration between faculty, staff, students, families, post-secondary institutions and business. Through a community effort, students engage in rigorous and diverse project-based learning designed to prepare students for advanced academic and career opportunities.

MVAS includes several unique features to help our students achieve excellence. The advisory program supports students and the classroom curriculum. All kinds of students of different ethnicities and ages work and learn together to create a smooth transition between peers.

Many classes allow students to gain college credit while still in high school. Students will develop professional art and design skills learning the latest media programs in their classes and succeed with a sense of self-confidence, understanding of their contribution to the local and global community, and the desire to be life-long learners.

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