Schools
About the Mt. Vernon Community School Corporation
The mission of the Mt. Vernon Community School Corporation is to Engage, Educate and Empower today’s students to seize tomorrow’s opportunities. All MVCSC schools are award-winning and provide academic excellence with innovative educational programming in a safe and secure environment.
Student Enrollment
- Mt. Vernon is the right size to have plenty of educational and extra-curricular opportunities, while small enough to provide personal attention. MVCSC houses nearly 3,900 students. MVCSC has experienced a massive growth in enrollment of 50% over the last 15 years.
Location
- MVCSC is located on the northwest corner of Hancock County, east of Marion County (Indianapolis) and just south of Hamilton County (Fishers). MVCSC is comprised of Vernon and Buck Creek Township. In addition to McCordsville, the school system also serves the towns of Fortville, Mt. Comfort, Mohawk and part of Cumberland.
Schools
- MVCSC has five schools, three of which are located on the Fortville school campus. They are: Mt. Vernon High School, Mt. Vernon Middle School, and Fortville Elementary. In 2016, the MVCSC also opened a pre-school, which has a current enrollment of 78 (when added together, the total enrollment is 3,965).
For more information, go to www.mvcsc.k12.in.us
Bragging Rights
- Mt. Vernon High School was ranked #28 in Indiana (out of 412 high schools) from US News & World Report on the list of "Best High Schools 2015"
- Mt. Vernon High School (MVHS) was one of the first high schools in the country to have a 3D Printer and is currently the only high school in the country to have an Elumen's Vision Dome.
- District has experienced a 50% growth in enrollment over the last 15 years
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