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Mount Vernon High School Sports Medicine Program Places 13th at State out of 50 Washington Schools!

MVHS participated in the 24th annual WCTSMA competition and symposium in Kennewick, Washington this past weekend. Our students did an outstanding job and had fun at the same time. Participants included Daniel Pauley, Alex Keck, Nathan Moran, Savannah Benfit, Samantha Hill, Olivia Barber, Jason Carter, Rene Serrano, Jacob Biebl, Guadalupe Sanchez, Madalyn Snook, Suzeth Herrera, Helen Pederson, Alex Roberts, Natalia Navarro, Ceil Blais, and Kahlan Wilfong

Thank you for your support of the students competing at the FBLA State Business Leadership Conference this last week. Students who placed in the top four of their events automatically move on to the national conference in Baltimore, MD from June 26-July 3; students in the top ten of their events are alternates and may still move on to compete against the top students from around the nation! 

This past weekend was the WIAA State Debate Championships at Gonzaga University in Spokane!  Here are the results for the MVHS Debate Team:

Senior Emily Klein ended her 3 years on the team with a 2nd place finish in Lincoln Douglas Debate.   She entered the final rounds of the tournament as the top seed, going 6-0 in preliminary rounds, debating Resolved: The United States ought to provide a universal basic income.   Additionally, Emily won the Top Lincoln Douglas Speaker Award!

Class of 2018 Graduation Packet

Class of 2018 Graduation Schedule

Last week the following DECA members attended SCDC, which is a 3 day competition and conference. Congratulations for earning the privilege of attending.

Eyad Alsilimy 
Cassidy Pearson
Matthew Jurenka 
Quincy Nzokah
Peter Cole
Ian Baisch

Advisor: J.D. Twichell

Jefferson Elementary teachers (Mr. Bishop and Mr. Norman, the hi-cap teachers) asked us to come because they are moving into the persuasive writing section of the year and they wanted their students to learn to make good arguments and responses. We taught them ethos/pathos/logos, basic Refutation skills, then moved on to some SPAR rounds.

Our FIRST Tech Challenge season ended Dec. 16, and unfortunately we did not qualify for the State Championship as we did last year.  However, we have continued to grow and improve.  We now have as many girls on our team as we do boys.  Our Art and Design team has had the most growth with 14 members.

Wednesday, at our chapter meeting, we recognized members for their scholastic efforts by awarding certificates for first semester GPAs. We also held our Greenhand and Chapter Degree induction ceremonies. Students earned certificates today but will get their bronze and silver pins at our Awards banquet in May! All of this shows the hard work in both school and FFA events by our members! Great job guys! You make us proud!