The Bulldog Bulletin

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See Bell Schedules here.

Monday, June 9, Green Day, Senior Finals Per. 2 & 4

Tuesday, June 10, White Day

Wednesday, June 11, Green Day, Graduation/ Moving Up Assembly bell schedule.

Thursday, June 12, White Day

Friday, June 13, Green Day, 9th-11th Grade Finals, Per. 1 & 3

For sporting events please click link https://mvhsbulldogs.com/events

Dear Parents and Guardians,

As we approach the final days of the school year, I want to take a moment to reflect on just a few of the incredible accomplishments of our students and staff.

This spring, our Baseball Team brought home a State Championship—our first this century! Their perseverance, teamwork, and leadership both on and off the field have made the entire Bulldog community proud.

We also celebrated an impressive milestone: our seniors were awarded over $275,000 in scholarships from local community partners alone. This speaks to the strength of our students and the continued investment and belief from our greater Mount Vernon community.

Our Evening of Excellence showcased the accomplishments of so many students, our drama club performed a thoroughly fun and entertaining Clue, and our instrumental and vocal music concerts have been nothing short of outstanding—highlighting the creativity and dedication that make our school truly special.

Looking ahead, Graduation is Thursday, June 12. We are excited to celebrate this important milestone with our seniors and their families. A reminder: students must meet all graduation requirements and be in good standing to participate. Please make sure any outstanding fees or fines are resolved, and review the Graduation Guide to ensure a smooth and joyful ceremony.

Thank you for your continued support this year. We look forward to ending the year strong and celebrating all that our students have accomplished.

Go Bulldogs!

SENIORS! Return all items so you can graduate.

It's time to find all those library books, textbooks, calculators, cameras, and instruments. Bring them to the MVHS Library! You won't be able to participate in graduation or get your diploma until you have returned everything and paid for any last fees/fines. Don't wait until the final minute…

Do you need to keep your chromebook or a textbook for finals? No problem. Simply turn them in as soon as your class is all finished during final checkout.

GRADES 9, 10, 11 – Bring back your materials by June 18 to avoid fees/fines.

For all returning students, please drop off your library books, textbooks and other class materials by the last day of school. Any unreturned books or materials will be assessed a fine for replacement.

Students returning next year do NOT need to turn in their chromebook.

Want to know what you have checked out? Login to MVHS Destiny (with your school gmail) and click on "My Info" for a list of current checkouts, overdue and lost/missing items. You can also stop by the MVHS Library and ask Mr. Fisher for help.

YES TO SUMMER CHECKOUTS

Yes, you can take up to three (3) books home over the summer. Just let Mr. Fisher know at the front desk!

Skagina is offering free downloads of photos from all Class of 2025 events (with the exception of the Moving Up Assembly) as a thank-you for your support throughout the school year.

While you're there, feel free to browse the rest of our photo collection — many of those images are also available for free download.

Click here to download.

Graduation Information Slideshow

Senior Grad Info Links:

2025 MVHS Grad Guide

2025 MVHS Grad Guide-Spanish

2025 MVHS Grad Guide-Russian

Class of 2025 Presentation

Graduation!! Whoop whoop!!

Thursday, June 12, at 7pm. Venue: Angel of the Winds Arena, 2000 Hewitt Ave., Everett, WA.

• The SAT will be offered October 15th. Tests are limited. Sign-up Deadline is September 18th
• Class of 2026 College and Career Center Video / Presentation for Reference. We are excited to support the Class of 2026 as they begin their senior year. Please watch this video and feel free to reach out to our staff!

• Juniors: The College and Career Center Website will be updated with Class of 2026 Information during the early summer months. The information provided will assist you in learning more about the College Application Process and the Financial Aid Process. In the meantime, feel free to contact a member of the College and Career Center staff this spring for assistance.

• Boys State and Girls State are immersive, week-long summer programs focused on leadership and citizenship for high school students. They are sponsored by The American Legion and The American Legion Auxiliary, respectively. Applications for these programs can be found in the links below.

https://evergreenboysstate.org/

https://www.evergreengirlsstate.com/

June 12th is Women Veterans Recognition Day. The national movement for Women Veterans Day started 2008, and in Washington State, Senate Resolution 8653, sponsored by State Senators Emily Randall and T'wina Nobles, was passed on February 17, 2022, recognizing June 12th as Women Veterans Day. Former State Governor Jay Inslee then issued a proclamation designating June 12, 2022 as Washington State's "very first Women Veterans Day." We continue this proud recognition each year and would like to give a big shout-out and thank you to all of the Women Veterans in our families and community. A special thank you goes out to our very own math teacher, Ms. Thogersen, for her service in the Navy from 1992 to 1998 as an Aviation Electronics Technician!

Heritage Language Slavic Club meets every Monday at 2:30 in NM 120. If you have any questions, contact Mrs. Chuprinov, CTE-A.

Bulldog E.D.G.E. - Bulldog Edge is Mount Vernon High Schools after school homework program. We meet every Monday-Thursday from 2:30pm-4:00pm in the library. Also open on early release days from 12:30pm-2:00pm. Come study, work on assignments, tests or projects. For more information, contact Sasha Sosa at ssosa@mvsd320.org.

ASL Club: We are signing songs! No experience necessary, just interest in learning to sign. Join us weekly. Tuesdays 2:45-4:00 with Mrs. Slater PB5A

MVHS Robotics Team: Students grades 8-12 interested in learning electronics, wiring, fabrication, CAD, programming, CNC, business marketing, fundraising, communications, and photography are encouraged to join. This is a free program for students. Meetings are T/F 5-8 pm in AG1. For more information contact Mrs. Slater at mslater@mvsd320.org

Stop by one session and check us out!

Gaming Club- Gaming club meets every White Day Thursday from 2:45 to 4:00 in NM120 (across from the bulldog store). Come hang out and play video games with other gamers! All are welcome.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes We meet every Wednesday at 7:15 AM in OM 108. Come join us for fun, food, and Bible study. See Mr. Young for more details.

Migrantes Unidos MV Club We meet every Tuesday at 2:45 pm at the West Foyer. Come in and be part of our “Familia,” If you have questions, contact Mrs. Paula at pdesjarlais@mvsd320.org or stop by her office, N103C!

MVHS Honeybee Project- We are lucky to have two honey bee hives on campus! They are located on the 3rd floor of New Main and students are welcome to help inspect the hives and participate in their regular maintenance every Thursday after school as long as the weather is cooperative. We have five full bee suits! A permission slip is available by the hives and should be dropped off with Mr. Engman in New Main 304. This is a good time to remind everyone that our school nurse needs to know about any life threatening allergy that students might have. These bees have been on campus for over a decade and do not tend to sting, but it is better to be safe than sorry.

Bulldogs, are you interested in volunteering? Do you already volunteer? Need something to do in your free time but don't know what? Look no further than Varsity in Volunteering! Learn how to earn a varsity letter for volunteering 100 hours! See Mrs. Wright in OM107 for the google code to apply and to get a log to track your hours!

K-pop Club meetings have officially started, and we would like to invite you to join us on Mondays after school in OM 308. If you have any questions please come talk to Ms.Flores in person (OM310) or Email gflores@mvsd320.org.

Science and Earth Club! Did you know that MVHS now has a Science Olympiad Team?! We are currently accepting new members and signing up for the events for the competition this spring. If you are interested or curious in science, engineering, or inquiry, please come to the Science and Earth Club meetings on Tuesdays after school in NM305 or talk with Ms. Krueger or Ms. Mortimer in the science department. Some of the many events include: disease detectives, entomology, astronomy, dynamic planet, fossils, air trajectory, wind power, chemistry lab, forensics, electric vehicle, helicopter, robot tour, tower, codebusters, hovercraft, botany, agricultural science, protein modeling, and more! We would love for you to join us!

Skilled Trades club

SkillsUSA is the number 1 workforce development organization for students. We empower students to become skilled professionals, career-ready leaders, and responsible community members.

Any MVHS student involved in classes or pathways of any of the skilled trades is welcome and encouraged to attend a meeting.

Meets every Green Monday @ 2:45- 4pm in CTE-6

Mr Erickson: Advisor

Google Classroom code: prp2u23

Email: serickson@mvsd320.org

MVHS Teacher Preparation Program for High School Students

If you are interested in pursuing a career in the field of education, Careers in Education is the place for you! This is more than a class - it is a supportive program within a class that helps students learn why to pursue a career in education and how to do it! This is a "grow your own" teacher preparation program offered to grades 10-12 who are interested in a career in the field of education. Students will have the chance to be placed in an internship with elementary or middle school teachers and will work cooperatively in their mentor teachers' classrooms during our class time to assist younger students with their education. Students will also have the chance to take the Paraprofessional Exam, which combined with being 18 years of age and graduating high school will make them hireable as a Paraeducator in Washington State Schools. Hands-on college advising and support is provided throughout the pathway, with additional guidance from our Maestros Para el Pueblo advisors from Skagit Valley College and Western Washington University. Sign up for Careers in Education during registration. If you already signed up for classes and would like to make a schedule to change to add this, talk to Mr. Hand and your counselor. See or email Mr. Hand for more information. rhand@mvsd320.org

The MVHS Counseling website provides resources and information to our students and families at MVHS.

For the last few weeks of the school year, the School Counseling team will be working to support seniors with graduation 🎓🎉 and starting to schedule students for next year. Counselors will respond to all inquiries as quickly as possible, and we thank you in advance for your patience during this busier than usual time. Class schedules for 2025-26 will be available in Skyward in late August, a day or two before the new school year starts.

The Running Start Information webpage helps you navigate the application process. If you have questions please reach out to your primary school counselor. We encourage all students to begin the process by early April, in order to complete the process before the end of this school year.

• Important note: Skagit Valley College only has two more new student advising/registration sessions before the end of this school year! Those dates are May 29th and June 9th. New Running Start students need to be registered for fall quarter classes at SVC, before MVHS leaves for summer break on June 18th.

For rising 11th & 12th grade students interested in applying to the Northwest Career and Technical Academy (NCTA), be sure to complete your NCTA application as soon as possible, as space is limited! For more information please view our MVHS NCTA FAQs and the 2025-26 NCTA Programs Flyer.

• The NCTA also offers a short summer program for rising 9th -12th graders, which gives students an opportunity to earn 0.50 credit and try out the NCTA! Here’s the summer flyer for more info:
• NCTA Summer Program Info & Application

Is your student taking a Dual Credit Course at MVHS (AP, College in the High School, or CTE Dual Credit) If yes, please review the MVHS Dual Credit Website with information about all programs, including registration and deadlines.

Lara Sallada is our new Student Assistant Professional here at MVHS located in the Counseling Office! Please click here for more info on how Lara can support you, MVHS Bulldogs.

The College and Career Center website is a great way to stay informed about all things related to college and career services at MVHS!

College and Career Center: Job, Enrichment, Volunteer Opportunities

Interested in earning high school credit for working your job? Contact Mrs. Mustappa smustappa@mvsd320.og or your counselor to see if worksite learning is a good fit for you!

As a diverse, inclusive, multicultural, and multilingual school, Mount Vernon High School wants to acknowledge as many cultural celebrations in our community as possible. A peaceful and productive society is dependent on both diversity and inclusion. Our Diversity Calendar can provide valuable opportunities to celebrate and embrace the richness of our differences. If you would like us to recognize an upcoming cultural celebration, don't hesitate to contact Dr. San Martin, the 9th-grade administrator.

STAY TUNED

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What is Canvas

We are excited to have deployed Canvas to secondary students as our new learning management system. Canvas will act as a central location for communication, coursework, assignments, and grades. As a parent, you play an essential role in your student’s education, and Canvas will provide you with the ability to stay informed and engaged in their learning.

How to get Connected

• You will receive an email titled “Finish Registration: Canvas” from Canvas at the email address registered in Skyward. Please check your spam/junk folder if you do not see the email.
• The email will provide you with steps to get logged in with your new Canvas Parent account.
• If you do not receive the communication, your email in Skyward may need to be updated. Please reach out to your student’s school front office, and they will assist you in updating your information.

Alternative Pathway to get Connected

If you are unable to access your Canvas parent account through the email invitation, you can create an account using a pairing code provided by your student.

To Create an Account Using a Pairing Code:

1. Have your student log into Canvas.
2. Click on Account > Settings.
3. Select “Pair with Observer” to generate a unique code.
4. Use the code to create a parent account by visiting https://mvsd.instructure.com/login/canvas and selecting “Parent of a Canvas User? Click Here for an Account.”

Already Using Canvas?

If you’re already set up with Canvas in the Mount Vernon School District, you shouldn’t experience any changes as we continue our implementation.

What Does the Closed Campus Policy Mean?

In line with Mount Vernon School District Board Policy 3242, students are required to remain on campus from the time they arrive until the end of the school day, including during lunch. As a reminder, this policy has always been in effect and is supported by RCW 28A.225.010, which mandates student attendance throughout the school day.

Exceptions:

• If a student needs to leave campus for a valid reason, such as a medical appointment, a parent or guardian must notify the school office in advance.
• Only those students with prior administrative or parental permission will be excused from the campus during school hours.

Consequences for Violations:

• Students who leave campus without permission will receive a Saturday School.
• Repeated violations will result in escalating disciplinary actions, including suspension.

How You Can Help:

• Reinforce the policy at home: Please discuss with your child the importance of staying on campus during the school day and the potential consequences of leaving without permission.
• Plan ahead: If your child has an appointment or another reason to leave campus, notify the school office ahead of time to avoid any confusion or disciplinary issues.

This policy is crucial in creating a safe, structured environment where students can focus on their education. Your support in communicating and upholding this policy is key to its success.

Thank you for partnering with us to ensure a safe and positive school environment for all students.

Athletic Office: 360-428-6191

Attendance Office: 360-428-6153

College & Career Center: 360-428-6256

Counseling Office: 360-428-6156

MVSD Student Health Services, 360-428-6151

Transportation: 360-428-6147

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NONDISCRIMINATION

The Mount Vernon School District does not discriminate in employment, programs, or activities on the basis of age, race, color, national origin, creed, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender expression, gender identity, honorably discharged veteran or military status, or the presence of any sensory, mental or physical disability or use of a trained guide dog or service animal by a person with a disability and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. Inquiries regarding compliance and/or grievance procedures may be directed to the District's Title IX/Civil Rights Compliance Coordinator, Jon Ronngren, Director, 124 E. Lawrence Street, Mount Vernon, WA 98273 (360)428-6110; Section 504/ADA Coordinator, Clint Carlton, Executive Director/Student Support Services, 920 S. Second Street, Mount Vernon, WA 98273, (360)428-6141.