Preschool Last Day
Juniors at MVC have a class project in Ms. Hansen's class called Shalom. The goal is to partner with a charity and then raise money to donate. Charities that our students supported this year include:
Water for Sudan , Called to Peace Ministries (through Citipoint Church), Melodic Caring Project, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Lighthouse Mission Ministries, Skagit Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services, On the Ground International, Secret Harbor, New Earth Recovery, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Disabled American Veterans, One Community One Family, World Vision
Since starting this project in 2016, juniors at MVC have raised over $86,000.
Today at our Secondary Chapel we celebrated our Seniors. The Senior class led worship, shared words of advice to the underclassmen, and received some well-earned awards. It's hard to believe that they graduate a week from today. We love our Seniors!
Class of 24 Graduation
This year our middle school students were divided into four houses, competing against each other for points. Points could be earned through acts of service, winning a game, doing something kind for a friend, any effort going above and beyond. Our winning house this year, Padilla Bay, earned a trip to Summit Adventure Park!
We are celebrating our Spring Sports!
Baseball: Advanced to quarter-finals of state
Golf: Six athletes advanced to state, four athletes finished in the top 30
Track: Ladies track finished 2nd in state overall, and Boys finished 3rd. Several athletes took state titles in their events.
Way to go MVC Canes!
8th Grade Promotion
NO SCHOOL - MAY 27TH
3rd - 5th Grade Spring Program tonight in the High School Gym. Doors open at 6:30PM
Today our middle/high school students and staff gathered to celebrate and send-off our FFA team to state. Best of luck FFA!
Weekly Sports Update
High/Middle School's turn for their drone picture. What a great way to be able capture our staff and kids all in one shot! Photo Cred: Logan Price
Today was Decision Day at MVC. Our seniors started with breakfast brought by their parents, a grad walk through the elementary and high school, and ended with decorating their caps. It's the final countdown and we can't wait to see where they will go.
“The future is something which everyone reaches at the rate of sixty minutes an hour, whatever he does, whoever he is.” Source: “The Screwtape Letters” (1942)
Sports update for the week.
Last Friday's, Middle School Service Day was a success! From pulling weeds at school to puzzles at The Life Care Center and everything in between our Middle Schoolers worked hard! They finished their day with kickball and popsicles. Days like these are a lot of work but so rewarding for students and staff members alike!
EARLY RELEASE - May 3rd - Noon Dismissal
High School students are on day one of Discovery Days! Discovery Days are two days set aside to let students explore hobbies, careers, or areas of interest. Our local community pitches in and allows us to come take tours, introduce their professions, or teach a skill. Some classes today included dog training and grooming, CPR/First aid, fingerprinting, wooden wall art, juggling, meeting the mayor, and a visit to the local fire department.
Reminder! No hot lunch for HIGH SCHOOL tomorrow.
First grade fun! Mrs. Hayward's class made homemade businesses and goods. Today they had the opportunity to show off their business and sell and buy goods. This allowed them to practice counting and making change as a part of their money unit.
Here are our 4th graders beautifying our grounds during a service project. Thank you 4th grade, it's looking pretty amazing out there.
