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Main Office (Old Main) Phone: 360.428.6100 FAX: 360.428.6152 Athletic Office Phone: 360-428-6191 FAX: 360-428-6192 Attendance Office Phone: 360-428-6153 FAX: 360-428-6201 Counseling Office Phone: 360-428-6156 FAX: 360-428-6157 Mount Vernon High School 314 North 9th Street Mount Vernon, WA 98273

MVHS (First Ever) Video Festival
Friday, May 23 at 6:00 p.m.
MVHS Auditorium

Mount Vernon High School's first-ever video competition will showcase advanced-level student projects including music and humorous videos. You will be the judge! Free admission and limited seating, so please plan to arrive early.

Summer School at
Mount Vernon High School
Summer 2008
Get on track to graduate!

This year's summer program will be held at Mount Vernon High School from July 7 to August 8. Classes are designed for any high school student who needs to repeat a class, gain additional credits toward graduation, or prepare for this summer's WASL exams. Classes are available in the morning and afternoon, and breakfast and lunch is provided for free! The cost is $50 per class; students may take on or two classes.

For more information, pick up a registration form from the Counseling Office or Career Center. Be sure to register early to ensure a space. Contact Linda Wise Miller at (360) 428-6100, ext. 2133.

Three MVHS Students win Hospital Guild scholarships

The Skagit Valley Hospital Guild awarded $500 scholarships to five deserving students in ceremonies held on April 5 at the hospital (pictured above with Gregg Davidson, Skagit Valley Hospital CEO).

Mount Vernon High School students Wendy Wu, Theresa Strachila and Abbi Olson, Burlington-Edison High School student April Telan and Sedro-Woolley High School student Stacy Torgerson were honored by Guild members for their academics and service as Skagit Valley Hospital Junior Medical Volunteers.

Wendy Wu of Mount Vernon plans to study pediatric nursing at the University of Washington. "I want to be able to keep children healthy so that they can have a chance for a brighter future," Wendy writes in her application. Wendy has a 3.3 grade point average and contributed 228 hours to volunteering at Skagit Valley Hospital.

Theresa Strachila of Mount Vernon has a 4.0 grade point average and will attend Boston University towards her goal of becoming a physician. She has volunteered 160 hours at Skagit Valley Hospital and hopes to one day serve as a doctor to help the poor of Latin America.

Abbi Olson of Mount Vernon will attend Washington State University to study animal science with the ultimate goal of pursuing a degree in veterinary medicine. She is a member of National Honor Society and Skagit County Horse 4-H. She has a 3.95 grade point average.

Congratulations to our outstanding MVHS students!