Senior Spotlight: Zander Walker, Taylor Watkinson, and Natalie Zastoupil.
Recently our Concert and Chamber Choirs lifted their voices at the Large Group Festival at Western! They each received Excellent ratings from judges and our Chamber Choir earned a Superior in their Sight Singing!
Come join us tonight for a movie night hosted by PTF! Doors open at 5:30PM.
Senior Spotlight: Charlie Swaney, Kayla Van Hofwegen, and Grace Van Pelt.
Senior spotlight: Ruthie Rozema, Eli Sanchez and Ander Stogner.
Happy Spring! Our second classes have been busy preparing our planters and are eager to watch new flowers bloom and grow. Here’s to a season designed by God for growth, both in the garden and in our hearts!
Mrs. Oosterwyk teaches both middle and high school art with incredible creativity and enthusiasm. Her playful, silly spirit brings art to life every day, making it fun and engaging for our students. We truly appreciate you, Erica, thank you for all the passion and energy you put into Art at MVC.
Herodian Oil Lamps made by one of our High School Art classes!
Senior Spotlight: Jaxon Perry, Ben Planeta and Logan Price.
PK-6th Grade School is Closed Thursday, March 20 and Friday, March 21 due to illness and the inability to staff the school. 7-12 remains open at this time.
PK-6th Grade School will remain closed on Friday, March 21 due to illness and the inability to staff the school.
7-12 remains open at this time.
Come see MVC talent! The first showing is tonight! Get your tickets now: https://mountvernonchristian.ludus.com/index.php
Join us for a movie night hosted by PTF!
Senior Spotlight: Sam Martin, Ellie McBride and Lucas MIllenaar.
Senior Spotlight: Belle Johnson, Nathan Keck, and Jake Leblanc.
A huge thank you to Mrs. Watkinson and Mrs. Dykstra for their incredible dedication and hard work in helping our some of our youngest learners at MVC. Your commitment to shaping these early education experiences is truly appreciated!
Happy Pi Day!
Senior Spotlight. Madilynn Grigsby, Alex Hirning, and Emerson Hoksbergen.
Yesterday, our elementary school kicked off the RAMM (Read a Million Minutes) challenge in a big way with an exciting skit performed by our amazing teachers. “Books ARRGH a Treasure,” had everyone—students and staff alike—on the edge of their seats. With pirates, adventure, and plenty of enthusiasm, the teachers reminded us all that books are treasures waiting to be discovered.
Students, it’s time to set sail on your own reading adventure! Let’s dive into the world of books and read our way to a million minutes this year. Remember, every minute you spend reading brings us one step closer to that incredible goal. So grab your books, set sail, and let the reading begin!
Join us this evening to learn all about our Preschool & Kindergarten programs!
Open House March 13th at 7 pm
