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I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! The Mount Vernon City School District Special Education Parent Teacher Association (SEPTA) hosted their second ice cream social of the year on October 15 at Mount Vernon High School, bringing together families of students in grade 9-12  for an afternoon filled with sweet treats and community connections. 

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For School Board Recognition Week, we are thanking the Mount Vernon Board of Education in this week’s Jewel Box! As volunteers, they have an intense dedication for students and education. Their leadership and advocacy shines through every day in the school environment that they have worked so hard to shape. Thank you to all trustees for all they have done to help make Mount Vernon public schools great places to learn and grow. #ExcellenceByDesign

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Mount Vernon High School students heard directly from healthcare professionals during a panel discussion hosted Thursday. Jason Chapin, director of workforce development at the Westchester County Association, moderated the discussion, which featured professionals from various branches of the medical field. The panelists emphasized the breadth of different career opportunities in and around medicine. 

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Happy School Board Recognition Week! Thank you to the trustees on the Mount Vernon Board of Education for your advocacy and commitment to our students. Your leadership is vital to the success of the Mount Vernon City School District, and your work is empowering student futures

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Last Thursday, Ashley Bady from Ashley’s Sweet Treats visited Bernadette Romanelli’s Entrepreneurship 2 class, with Kimberly Morales from the Guidance Center of Westchester also in attendance, to discuss upcoming capstone projects. Entrepreneurship 2 is a new class added to the curriculum for the MVHS Entrepreneurship program, which is a part of Career and Technical Education.

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Families had a sweet afternoon at the Mount Vernon City School District Special Education Parent Teacher Association (SEPTA) Ice Cream Social yesterday! The event brought together families of students in grades K-8 from across the school district, as SEPTA encouraged families to join and help support Mount Vernon children with disabilities. You can join SEPTA too, by visiting https://www.givebacks.com/causes/mvcsdsepta!

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Two smiling young boys sit at a table with a leaf-patterned tablecloth in a brightly lit room with other people in the background.

I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! The Mount Vernon City School District Special Education Parent Teacher Association (SEPTA) hosted their second ice cream social of the year on October 15 at Mount Vernon High School, bringing together families of students in grade 9-12  for an afternoon filled with sweet treats and community connections. 

Mount Vernon's Jewel Box title page with Knight logo.

For School Board Recognition Week, we are thanking the Mount Vernon Board of Education in this week’s Jewel Box! As volunteers, they have an intense dedication for students and education. Their leadership and advocacy shines through every day in the school environment that they have worked so hard to shape. Thank you to all trustees for all they have done to help make Mount Vernon public schools great places to learn and grow. #ExcellenceByDesign

Ten circular portraits of school board members and a knight mascot are positioned in the foreground over a blurred background of a school building and thank-you text.

Happy School Board Recognition Week! Thank you to the trustees on the Mount Vernon Board of Education for your advocacy and commitment to our students. Your leadership is vital to the success of the Mount Vernon City School District, and your work is empowering student futures

A smiling man, a young girl, and a woman pose together in the foreground of a crowded community room filled with people and tables.

Families had a sweet afternoon at the Mount Vernon City School District Special Education Parent Teacher Association (SEPTA) Ice Cream Social yesterday! The event brought together families of students in grades K-8 from across the school district, as SEPTA encouraged families to join and help support Mount Vernon children with disabilities. You can join SEPTA too, by visiting https://www.givebacks.com/causes/mvcsdsepta!

Mount Vernon's Jewel Box title page with Knight logo.

This week in the Jewel Box, we’re shining the light on the importance of fire safety. For Fire Prevention Week, students in our schools learned about how to avoid dangerous situations with fire, who to call in an emergency, and other safety tips that could save lives! Several schools even received special visits from the Mount Vernon Fire Department. Educating our students about safety is vital to ensure that they enter the world prepared for anything! #ExcellenceByDesign

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A $1.1 million investment secured in the 2026-27 budget has brought the ATLAS Gifted and Talented Program back to life, restoring advanced learning opportunities for third-through-sixth-graders after the popular program was eliminated last school year. The return of ATLAS – which stands for Academics of Talent, Leadership and Scholars – was celebrated Wednesday at Mount Vernon High School, where some 150 family members attended a Welcome Night to meet teachers, learn about the curriculum and discover what awaits their 326 children across 11 schools.