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About the Ambassadors Program

Guiding Principle of the Ambassador Program:

  • The Ambassador Program will support the MVCSC Mission and Vision, and serve to further the goals and initiatives of MVCSC.

Goals:

  • To create an annual cycle of ambassadors that understand the interrelationships among school programs, how the Mt. Vernon district functions/operates, and as a result, become knowledgeable advocates in the community for MVCSC. 
  • To have attendees be highly engaged in the Ambassadors program and experience a fulfilling use of their valuable time.
  • To have attendees help in recruiting the following year’s Ambassadors cohort.

Value of the Ambassador Program:

  • Learn behind-the-scenes details about Mt. Vernon schools, operations, departments, and programs
  • Be a resource with detailed information about Mt. Vernon Schools for your friends and community
  • Meet several other spirited Mt. Vernon community members
  • Be a resource for Mt. Vernon Schools

Details & Ambassador Requirements:

  • The meetings will be held on one Tuesday each month from 7:50 - 9:30 a.m., August through April.
  • If there is a 2-hour delay, the meeting will be pushed back most frequently to the following Tuesday of the month. See complete dates on the schedule and agenda webpage.
  • Ambassadors are required to miss no more than one meeting to graduate. A graduation ceremony (for those who missed no more than one meeting) will be held during the April meeting. 
  • The meeting will be held at a variety of locations at Mt. Vernon.
  • Meetings will have coffee, water and a small bite to eat. 
  • Ambassadors are asked to do these extra opportunities:
    1. Attend one athletic event
    2. Attend one co-curricular event (art show, choir concert, band concert, elementary event, etc.)
    3. Shadow a principal or assistant principal for a walk-through/observe a classroom (not in your child's school), followed by volunteering for a lunch duty for 30 minutes - OR - attend one Board of Trustees meeting.
  • Some months Ambassadors may be asked to bring a canned good for the local food pantry (a.k.a. homework).
  • Ambassadors will be provided with a letter for candidates to take to their employers for support in attendance if requested.
  • Ambassadors are asked to provide feedback, discussion, submit the extra opportunity attended, etc.