6 Mar - March Fri-Yay Cart
13 Mar - End of Q3
16-27 Mar - Spring Break (No School)
30 Mar - Start of Q4
8 Apr - 2hr Early Release Day
| A message from the Principal |
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Dear MES Families,
Our lost and found has a multitude of items. If your child is missing something, please have them check. You are also welcome to come in and look through our lost and found. All leftover items will be donated at spring break. We will continue to go outside as much as possible for recess and other activities. Please have your children dress accordingly.
I hope that you have a great weekend!
Stephanie
Monday is National Read Across America Day! Help us celebrate the joy of being able to read. Head to the library or curl up on the couch and just be a bookworm! Check out these links to learn more:
NEA: Read Across America
Read out Loud with KidLit TV
| Welcome to MVIS - Current 4th Grade Students ONLY! |
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| Cyber Safety - Connect & Protect |
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Save the date!
MVCSC is hosting a "Cyber Safety: Connect & Protect" Digital Safety Event for Adults on Wednesday, March 11, at 6:30 p.m. in the MVHS Auditorium. Any adult is welcome to attend. The keynote speaker will be Katie Molindar, Executive Director at Zoey's Place Child Advocacy Center. Other speakers include: Seth Hamilton, Dir. of Technology, and Officer Diane Graffitti, MVHS SRO.
Spread the word!
| Adoption of new Social Studies |
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Mt. Vernon Community School Corporation is considering the adoption of new social studies and FACS textbooks for the upcoming school year. The textbook adoption committee is recommending the below resources. Parents and community members may preview the resources in the administration building's main office between the hours of 8:30am-3:30pm until March 9th. The school corporation intends to seek board approval to purchase the resources at the March 9, 2026, school board meeting.
The committee is recommending Savvas Learning’s social studies textbooks for 5th grade, 7th grade Social Studies courses, and HS courses consisting of US History, World History, Econ., and History and Geography of the World. The committee recommends BFW Publishing’s textbook for AP Psychology. The FACS (Family and Consumer Science) department is recommending the G-W Publishers textbook for the new IDOE course Fundamentals of Human Services.
| Hancock County Community Health Assessment |
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Every 3 years, Hancock Health asks residents and those connected to our community to tell us about the health issues affecting our county.
Your input is vital to Hancock Health’s community health strategy for the next three years. Together with our community partners, our goal is to create better services and address barriers to improved health and well-being for everyone living or working in Hancock County.
Please take a few minutes to tell us what is important to you. Share the link with your friends and family. Must be at least 14 years old to complete the survey.
This survey is anonymous.
2026 Hancock County Community Health Needs Assessment – Fill out form
If your child is missing anything, please take a look through our lost and found. It continues to grow daily.
All items will be donated during spring break.
Please remember to send your child in with a water and snack daily.
| Reminder - Drop off and Pick up Procedures |
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If you are bringing your child to school in the morning, please drop off your child at the front drop off area beginning at 7:10 a.m.
Please enter school grounds via the back entrance on 700N. Pull all the way around and there will be staff to direct you to pull forward. They will also be there to assist your child out of the car. Parents should not get out of the car.
AM Only - When exiting the school, you may only head North (turn right) on 600W.
Please remember that you must come in to sign a student in and out of school if it is after 7:35 am or before 2:05 pm. They could be considered tardy if this procedure is not followed.
The back gate opens at 1:30 for pick-up. Do not park on the grass or anywhere on 700N. We use a cone/number system to make sure students are safe.
Please display car rider numbers during pick up.
Remain in line until you are at the end of the car rider line. Do not pull around cars.
Pull over at the end of the line if you need to buckle in your child.
Please try to let the office know of any dismissal changes no later than 1:30pm, unless there is an emergency.
Please follow all procedures.
Thank you.
REMINDER: Students are considered TARDY if they are not in their classroom at 7:35 a.m.
If your student will be absent from school, please notify us by one of the following methods:
Call the school office:
317-336-7760
Email:
vikki.foggin@mvcsc.k12.in.us
mes.attendance@mvcsc.k12.in.us
McCordsville Elementary School
7177 N. 600W
McCordsville
IN, 46055
Phone: 317-336-7760
Fax: 317-336-7765
www.mes.mvcsc.k12.in.us
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