Meet our Leadership Team
Renee Murphy
Principal
Mountain View Middle School
The Bremerton School District is pleased to welcome Renee Murphy to the Bremerton School District Community as the new principal of Mountain View Middle School. Read the announcement.
Dear Mountain View families:
I am honored to serve as your new principal and to join the Mountain View community. Middle school is an exciting time of learning, growth, and new opportunities. I believe every student can succeed when they feel supported, challenged, and encouraged to do their best.
I have worked in education for more than 30 years, beginning as a Spanish and English Language Learner teacher before moving into school leadership. For the past 14 years, I have served as a middle school assistant principal. Throughout my career, I have seen how much middle school students can accomplish when they are inspired to learn and believe in themselves.
At Mountain View, my goal is to create a school where learning comes first. I want every classroom to be a place where students ask questions, solve problems, think critically, and grow as learners. Working together with our dedicated staff and families, we will help every Squire reach their full potential.
Outside of school, I enjoy spending time with my husband and family, exploring the Pacific Northwest, traveling, and cheering on our children in their activities. I also love visiting classrooms each day to see students learning, growing, and celebrating their successes.
I hope that every student leaves Mountain View with greater knowledge, confidence, and the skills they need for the future. Together, we will build a school where learning is valued, effort is celebrated, and every Squire is encouraged to become their very best.
I look forward to meeting you and your family. Here's to a wonderful year of learning and growth at Mountain View Middle School!
Mrs. Murphy
Kyle Homad
Assistant Principal & Athletic Coordinator
Mountain View Middle School
Mr. Kyle Homad joined the Bremerton School District as Assistant Principal at Mountain View Middle School in the Fall of 2024! Mr. Homad comes to Bremerton from the Franklin Pierce School District (FPSD), where he’s served as assistant principal for Washington High School since 2018. Prior to joining FPSD, he was a teacher, dean, and instructional coach for Highline Public Schools.
John Prosser
Assistant Principal
Mountain View Middle School
John Prosser is joining Mountain View Middle School from Bremerton High School. Mr. Prosser worked for three years as one of the Bremerton High School Assistant Principals. He joined the district for the 2023-2024 school year. Focused on building strong relationships with students, family, staff, and the community, Mr. Prosser believes that all students deserve to feel welcomed, safe, and cared for at school.
Before joining the Bremerton School District, Mr. Prosser taught for 11 years in both the Tacoma Public Schools and the Puyallup School District, grades 6-8, and served 3 years as an Assistant Principal at Bethel High School. Before returning to public education as a guest teacher in 2009, Mr. Prosser was a practicing attorney in Fircrest.
Mr. Prosser is a committed lifelong learner. He graduated from Western Washington University with his BA in Philosophy and his K-8 teaching certification, from Boston College with his MEd, and from the Seattle University School of Law with his JD. He earned his principal certification from Western in 2019 and is proud to have studied abroad with the Semester at Sea program in the summer of 2000.
Most importantly, Mr. Prosser is a dad to three amazing children (7th, 10th, & 12th graders) who split their time between Texas and Washington, and who he couldn’t be more proud of.
Principal Perspectives
The Bremerton School District kicked off a new video series for the 2025-26 school year, highlighting the perspectives of our school principals. 🎬 Each week via the District's Facebook and Instagram pages, our community gets an inside look at what makes our schools special, straight from the principals themselves.