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The Mt. Vernon Community School Corporation held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly constructed Fortville Elementary on May 17, 2025. The event marked a significant milestone for the community, celebrating the completion of a project aimed at enhancing educational facilities for local students.

During the ceremony, attendees were guided by Maria, who directed participants for the official ribbon-cutting photograph. The event featured six students who joined current and past board members on stage, symbolizing the connection between the school and its community. Notable figures present included board members Mister Smedley, Mister Elkins, Mister Shelton, and Doctor Edwards, along with various county and town officials.
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The ceremony also highlighted partnerships with local organizations, including representatives from Veritas and AECOM Hunt, who contributed to the project. Assistant Principal Andrea Gale was acknowledged for her role in the school's development.

As the event concluded, attendees were invited to take additional photographs, emphasizing the community's pride in the new facility. The ribbon-cutting ceremony not only celebrated the opening of Fortville Elementary but also reinforced the commitment of the Mt. Vernon Community School Corporation to providing quality education and resources for its students.

Converted from 5.15.2025 Fortville Elementary Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony meeting on May 17, 2025
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