It's a great day to be a Mountaineer!
The Mount Vernon R-V School District is an institution dedicated to educating and equipping each student for a meaningful future. We strive to produce graduates with an enduring passion for the pursuit of knowledge by promoting diverse, challenging, relevant, and innovative learning experiences while embracing community values.
Mount Vernon R-V Schools believe that education is not just about academic excellence, but also about nurturing character, compassion, community, determination, preparedness and wellness. Through a diverse and comprehensive curriculum, dedicated and qualified educators, and a supportive environment, we are committed to offering experiences for our students to create a foundation for success in an ever-evolving world.
The District also sponsors over 20 competitive co-curricular and athletic programs which often earn state and national recognition for their successes. It’s a great day to be a Mountaineer!
Mount Vernon R-V Schools believe that education is not just about academic excellence, but also about nurturing character, compassion, community, determination, preparedness and wellness. Through a diverse and comprehensive curriculum, dedicated and qualified educators, and a supportive environment, we are committed to offering experiences for our students to create a foundation for success in an ever-evolving world.
The District also sponsors over 20 competitive co-curricular and athletic programs which often earn state and national recognition for their successes. It’s a great day to be a Mountaineer!
The Mt. Vernon High School was constructed in 1997 and recent classroom additions were made to the elementary school; plans are presently being made for additional classrooms. A new football stadium is a large recent addition as the team relocated from the smaller field located at the middle school. Ample parking and seating allow for an improved attendance, not that that was ever a problem.
The school system has made a strong commitment with its support of the popular A-plus Program, where students who qualify and meet specific requirements receive college tuition for several Missouri-based institutions of higher education. The school also has strong extra-curricular activities, including a state-champion women's golf program, playoff contending football, basketball, tennis and volleyball teams, as well as award-winning bands, vocal music, FFA and speech and debate teams. This growing and much-respected school district serves as a bright beacon to the continued growth of the entire Mt. Vernon community.
The school system has made a strong commitment with its support of the popular A-plus Program, where students who qualify and meet specific requirements receive college tuition for several Missouri-based institutions of higher education. The school also has strong extra-curricular activities, including a state-champion women's golf program, playoff contending football, basketball, tennis and volleyball teams, as well as award-winning bands, vocal music, FFA and speech and debate teams. This growing and much-respected school district serves as a bright beacon to the continued growth of the entire Mt. Vernon community.
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The district also provides vocational training through the Southwest Area Career Center. The 898-acre University of Missouri Southwest Research Center is devoted to helping the area's agricultural economy. Mt. Vernon also offers two skydiving schools.
The school district is sandwiched between Missouri State University to the east in Springfield and Missouri Southern State University to the west in Joplin.
The first school in the area was actually built before the town was established, and was said to be in a log cabin on Williams Creek, north of town.
For more information, please contact us at 417-466-7654 or by Email.
The school district is sandwiched between Missouri State University to the east in Springfield and Missouri Southern State University to the west in Joplin.
The first school in the area was actually built before the town was established, and was said to be in a log cabin on Williams Creek, north of town.
For more information, please contact us at 417-466-7654 or by Email.