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| Thursday, January 31, 2008
Mt. Vernon Township High School has registered with Cancellations.com . Cancellations.com is a free public service and is an Internet alternative for weather-related closings and delays for schools. Recently their offerings have grown to include postings by E-mail, allowing messages to be sent to email accounts. This . . . read more
The following school fees are due if you haven’t paid these: 1st Semester fees……………$50.00– past due 2nd Semester fees…………..$50.00– currently due P.E. bowling or skating fees..$17.00– only pay for one . . . read more
Be involved. Parent involvement helps students learn, improves schools, and helps teachers work with you to help your children succeed. Provide resources at home for learning. Utilize your local library and . . . read more
Due to the massive floral deliveries around Valentines day, Mt. Vernon Township High School would like to remind everyone that the school does not accept deliveries to students at any time. Please have them delivered to their homes. read more
Parents often have trouble knowing whether their child is too ill to go to school. In no way are we saying that children should be kept home for every complaint, but there are some definite symptoms that warrant staying home from school. . . . read more
Following the heartbreaking event at Virginia Tech in April of this year, President Bush asked former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, Secretary of Health and Human Services Mike Leavitt, and me to lead a national dialogue regarding . . . read more
Louis D. Martinez, a highly respected national speaker from the International Center for Leadership in Education spoke on Tuesday, November 27 at Mt. Vernon Township High School. Town Hall . . . read more
To: High School Parents/Students As reported in the local media, verified cases of staphylococcal infection have been found in our high school. We are sending information on precautions and personal hygiene practices . . . read more
School will dismiss at 11:35 a.m. on Friday, December 21, 2007, to begin the Christmas break. School will resume at 9:00 a.m. on Thursday, January 3, 2008, for students and staff. Catch the Rams in the Centralia Holiday Tournament . . . read more
This is just a reminder to all parents and students that a signed doctor’s authorization form and a parental consent is needed for all prescription and over-the-counter medications that are taken at school. These medications should be . . . read more
2nd Quarter Mid-term ended November 16th . Reports were mailed the week of November 26th. If you did not receive your student’s report card, please call his/her counselor to have a copy mailed to you.. read more
Letters were mailed in November reminding senior parents/guardians that payment for cap & gown sets is due by December 18th. There will be a $10.00 late fee for orders placed after that date, and Balfour has informed us they cannot . . . read more
ELO (Extended Learning Opportunity) is a time when teachers are available to assist students each day. ELO times are as follows: Mon—Wed 3:21—3:40 Thursday 2:55—3:40 Friday 3:15—3:40 • Students may use ELO time to: . . . read more
As the parent of a student attending Mt. Vernon Township High School, a Title I eligible school, you have the right to know the professional qualifications of the classroom teachers who instruct your child. Federal law allows you to ask . . . read more
Microsoft provides online self-paced courses for the full Microsoft Office product line. This training includes video and interactive training for the 2007 version of your favorite programs like: Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and others. If you . . . read more
The MVTHS faculty and staff are very pleased that you are viewing your student's records online. Please be advised that the Bursar's portion of the program has not been completed and the entries you may see are inaccurate. Not all student . . . read more
This was quoted from Prevention, December 2007 issue. “It’s no science fiction: Cozying up with a good book shields your brain from decline. Baltimore’s Center for Occupational and Environmental Neurology studied 112 factory workers . . . read more
