Mount Vernon School District is a public school district serving the city of Mount Vernon, Washington, and surrounding areas in Skagit County. The district operates multiple elementary schools, two middle schools, and Mount Vernon High School, providing education to approximately 6,500 students. Established in the early 20th century, the district has grown alongside the Mount Vernon community. The district employs over 400 teachers and staff members, maintaining a student-to-teacher ratio that aligns with Washington state standards. Mount Vernon School District offers comprehensive K-12 education programs, including special education services, English language learner support, and advanced placement courses at the high school level. The district is governed by a five-member elected school board and operates under the supervision of a superintendent. It receives funding through local levies, state allocations, and federal programs. Mount Vernon School District maintains partnerships with local businesses and community organizations to enhance educational opportunities for students. The district has implemented various technology initiatives to support digital learning and maintains modern facilities through regular updates and renovations. It follows Washington State Learning Standards and participates in state-mandated assessments to measure student achievement and ensure educational quality.