Missouri Valley Community School District
Missouri Valley Community School District is a school district in Harrison County, Iowa.  Total per pupil expenditures in the Missouri Valley Community School District totals $7,115, while the state average is $7,962.

Schools in the MVCSD
Missouri Valley Elementary School
The Missouri Valley Elementary School, formally known as Linn School, was built in 1956 and expanded in 1998. This building houses grades prekindergarten - 5th grades.
Missouri Valley Middle School
The Missouri Valley Middle School part was constructed so that students from the high school don't intermix but some facilities are shared. The middle school now contains 240 students in grades 6-8.
Missouri Valley High School
Built in 1976, The Missouri Valley High School has 270 students at its 605 E. Lincoln Highway location. An Iowa Communications Network fiber optics room and 4 computer labs are housed here. The school was expanded to add the middle school section in 1998 to replace the old middle school on 8th street which was torn down. A new weight room and wrestling room were added to the front of the high school in the fall of 1999.

Other Important Buildings
District Office (Formerly Primary)
The new superintendent office is now located in the old Primary Building. 
Bus Barn
Old Middle School Gym

==Key personnel
Superintendent:Brent Hoesing 

Board of Education Members:
Jeff Janssen
John Ferris
Bridget Myler
Joanna Barnard
Brit Liljedahl
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Business Manager/Board Secretary: Rhonda Oliphant
District Office Secretary: Jean Dewaele
Payroll/AP Specialist : Julie Boggs
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Elementary School Principal: Robin Holtz
Middle School Principal: Brad Nichols 
High School Principal: Kristie Kruckman
High School Activities Director: Brad Nichols 
Activities Accountant/AD & Principal Secretary: Shelly Brown
Transportation Coordinator: Don Briggs
Maintenance Coordinator: Dave Hodges
Food Service Director: Stella Wilson

Curriculum Controversy
The book, Whale Talk, used in curriculum in a high school English class was recently called into question for using racial slurs.  After a review by board appointed community members, it was recommended the book stay part of the curriculum at MVHS.  The school board agreed and the book remained part of curriculum at the high school.