Good luck to the Titans as they travel to Winner for Region Wrestling! Matches start at 10am. Follow along at winnerwarriorslive.com #RollTitans
A student brought his Oculus into class today. We used a game simulating walking on a skyscraper to test our fear of heights. The teachers struggled to stay on the board (Mr. Schaffer and Mr. Drake) or in the case of our Mr. Hetland teacher to even make it onto the board.
6 Students traveled to Chamberlain on Feb. 18th to perform at High School Instrumental. Vanderlae Podhradsky performed a saxophone and received a Superior Rating. Logan Strand, Isaias Arias, Maxwell Bork, Michael Laufman, and Jaxson Tollefson performed a Percussion Ensemble piece and also received a Superior Rating.
Please make sure your child is dressed for the changing weather. It sounds like we will be having cold weather again.
The Titans travel to Tyndall tonight for a doubleheader vs Bon Homme. JV games will start at 5, followed by Varsity. Go Titans!
Thank you to the Mount Vernon School Board for all of your hard work and dedication to building a school we can all be proud of. A thank you goes a long way - if you see them, let them know your appreciation.
Mount Vernon High School students competed against 8 other area schools in the CBH Academic Festival today. The students placed 2nd in the Quiz Bowl portion but 1st overall for the SIXTH year in a row. It was a fun day and the students were rewarded for their academic excellence. Great job to everyone who participated!
REMINDER - Parent teacher conferences will be held on Thursday February 12, 2026. Elementary times should have been scheduled with your student's teacher - teachers will have all their paperwork.
Middle and high school students will be a first come first serve basis from 4:00 - 8:00 pm. Report cards can be picked up in the office prior to going to the classrooms.
This is also a good time to catch up on your lunch accounts with Sue!
Middle and high school students will be a first come first serve basis from 4:00 - 8:00 pm. Report cards can be picked up in the office prior to going to the classrooms.
This is also a good time to catch up on your lunch accounts with Sue!
Mount Vernon School is creating a FACS Room for the FACS class starting the 26-27 school year. Carpet was removed and laminate floor installed. Watch for more updates as we continue the progress!
Please see the newest lost and found items. A lot of these items were found in the downtown gym. These items will be donated next week if not claimed.
There will be a pre-game supper (free will donation) at the game tonight - MVP vs Ethan in Ethan.
Congratulations to Bryce and Elliot for being selected as the NHS youth leaders for January!
This last few weeks have been busy for some of the instrumental students. On Jan. 21st, 4 JH students performed at the JH DWU Honor Band Festival-Brooklyn Hansen, Elizabeth Strand, Hattie Deintert, and Hudson Strand. On Jan 28th, 5 HS students performed at the HS DWU Honor Band Festival-Bryson Tollefson, Michael Laufman, Mason Hoffman, Vanderlae Podhradsky, and Dylan Waltz. Finally on Feb. 4th, 4 Sixth Grade students went and performed at the 6th Grade Honor Band Festival at DWU-Laska Hoffman, Willow Brandt, Penelope Podhradsky, and Eziquiel Casillas
The kindergarteners and seniors have been trying to meet up once a month during Titan Time. Today they played games!!
Basketball Doubleheader tonight in Plankinton vs the Chamberlain Cubs. Games start at 4pm and you can follow along on our YouTube page: MVP Titans Live. #RollTitans
The seniors took at trip to Pierre yesterday. We visited the DCI facility and met with the Attorney General, fed ducks by the lake, and toured the capitol building.
Menu Update - February 20th will have two options to include a non-meat option.
The final Tiny Titans will be Friday in Plankinton at halftime of the varsity basketball games.
The Titans hit the road to take on the Gregory Gorillas! The JV Girls start things off at 5:15, followed by the Boys Varsity and then the Girls Varsity. Go Titans!!
Mrs. Smith posed the age old question: How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop?" Our goal was to see if it took 100 licks, but we had some students who were determined to find out just exactly how many licks it took! They discovered that if they used a different color marker for each "100", they could add up & count exactly how many licks. Their perseverance was impressive! 600, 1000 & 1642 licks were some of the top numbers!
