The Go On Green mural at Miller Valley Elementary School began in the early Spring of 2010.

Miller Valley School is a certified green friendly Eco School. They are the only school of there kind in the Prescott Unified School District. "Go on Green" was federally funded with a grant from the Safe Routes to School program and Prescott Alternative Transportation with a little help from local businesses. Lisa Packard from Prescott Highland Center advised the habitat mural that the children would paint. From begining to end, the mural took 6 months, cost $5500 to place, and included over 500 citizens to accomplish it.

The mission was to gather as much feedback from the kids as possible about their local habitat, posabilities for sustainable living, ideas for how the town could make their routes to school safer, and what kinds of alternative transportations could be used to get to school. 

380 children make up the student body at Miller Valley School. The Mural Mice walked them through the "mural process" which allows them to fully participate in building a mural from begining to end. After 5 full days with all the children, Mural Mice R.E. Wall and Pamela J. Smith designed 8 choices for the mural. Each of the kids voted on the design they liked best and their recomendations were delivered to the school faculty where the final decission resided.