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Mount Vernon District

The Mount Vernon District mission is to inspire, enable, and empower students to achieve high academic standards and lead ethical lives. Our fully accredited schools offer innovative programs, including Full-Day Kindergarten, Advanced Placement courses, International Baccalaureate, and specialized immersion programs. With dedicated after-school initiatives, mentorship opportunities, and partnerships with community organizations, we ensure that all students are prepared for success. Join us in fostering responsible citizenship and academic excellence in a world-class school system.

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Mount Vernon District

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  1. Mount Vernon District Mission FCPS, a world-class school system, inspires, enables, and empowers students to meet high academic standards, lead ethical lives, and demonstrate responsible citizenship. www.fcps.edu

  2. Mount Vernon District StudentsAttend These Elementary Schools SOL: Fully Accredited NCLB: Met AYP Full Day Kindergarten FECEP-Head Start Language Program *Excel SchoolBold: Located in MV District

  3. Mount Vernon District Students Attend These High, Secondary, and Middle Schools SOL: Fully Accredited NCLB: Met AYP After-School Programs Bold: Located in MV District

  4. Middle Schools in the Mount Vernon District Sandburg Middle Principal: Wendy Eaton • Spanish Language Partial-Immersion Program • GT Program/Honors Classes • Summit Program • Planetarium • Sandburg Choralettes were the only middle school chorus to perform at VMEA Conference Whitman Middle Principal: Otha Davis • IB Middle Years Program • Honors Classes • Focus 2007 • PRESS (Personal Responsibility Ensures Student Success) • Saturday Academy (SOL support) • Three students were honored as National History Day Finalists

  5. Secondary School in the Mount Vernon District South County Secondary Principal: Dale Rumberger • Advanced Placement Diploma • MentorWorks • Hosted Cold War Conversation Symposium with the Embassies of Poland and Hungary • Business partnership with Enviro Solutions in conjunction with AP Environmental Science • Enhanced partnership with Lorton Arts Foundation

  6. High Schools in the Mount Vernon District West Potomac High Principal: Rima Vesilind • Advanced Placement Courses • WP Academy Focuses: Health & Human Services, Communications, The Arts • Pully Career Center – Career & life skills for students with disabilities • Mentoring Programs: Renaissance, BAM • JROTC-Army • SAT scores jumped 56 points – largest jump by any school in Virginia history • Chinese language instruction is a statewide course – US Dept. of Education recognition • Mount Vernon High • Principal: Nardos King • International Baccalaureate • Focus 2007 • AVID • JROTC-Marine Corps • MV Center -- Serves ED students • New: Mentor intervention program • Two National Achievement finalists; one 2007 Horatio Alger National Scholar

  7. Alternative High School in the Mount Vernon District Bryant Alternative Principal: Jan McKee • Career and Technical Education • General Ed, Special Ed, and ESOL Classes • Beta Club • Dream Catchers-George Mason University Partnership • Project Opportunity • All students work towards earning an FCPS high school diploma • Only alternative high school in the USA with a National Honor Society

  8. THANK YOU FOR COMING! DAN STORCK Chairman, Fairfax County School Board Mount Vernon District E-Mail: Dan.Storck@fcps.edu Voice Mail: 571-423-1086 School Board Office: 571-423-1069

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