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Mount Vernon believes that curiosity and passion drive learning. An Inquiry Based Learning, or IBL, approach is incorporated into the School’s vigorous academic and college-prep curriculum. By tapping into student interests and curiosities, learners reach greater levels of motivation, engagement, and creativity. The integration of projects, design, and connections to experts in various industries provides Mount Vernon students with multiple opportunities to practice real-world skills to make an impact. Today.

Deeper learning happens where curiosity, passion, and relationships meet.

#MVBabyProject2020
Contributed by Early Preschool Teacher Chelsea Owens The Mount Vernon Baby Project came about very organically. At the start of the school year, w...
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Upper School Students Construct Evergreen Noise Barrier at the Lost Corner Nature Preserve
Last week, Upper School students in the Ecological Rhetoric and AP Environmental Science classes installed an Evergreen Sound Barrier at the Lost Cor...
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Atlanta Then & Now: Grade 1 Explores the History and Culture of Their City
Throughout the first four months of school, Grade 1 students dove into Atlanta's robust culture through the lens of past and present. Through...
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Upper School Students Visit New York to Study the Harlem Renaissance
Mount Vernon Upper School teacher Meg Brooks is committed to making school look more like real life. In order to do so, she believes that it is neces...
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Upper School Virtual Reality Students Partner with Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
Over the last year and a half, Upper School Virtual Reality students, along with Director of Virtual and Augmented Reality Lab Marie Graham, have bee...
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Grade 3 Students Hold Mock Election While Learning About Government
Last semester, Grade 3 students participated in a PBL (Project Based Learning) unit around the branches of the Government. This PBL journey began wit...
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