The Mont Vernon Village School is a public elementary school serving grades K-6 in the Town of Mont Vernon, NH. It is part of School Administrative Unit (SAU) 39, which includes schools in the communities of Amherst and Mont Vernon, NH.

Children who live in Mont Vernon attend grades 1 through 6 at the Mont Vernon Village School. Students in 7th and 8th grade attend Amherst Middle School under a tuition agreement with the Amherst School District. The Towns of Mont Vernon and Amherst comprise the Souhegan Cooperative High School District. Mont Vernon high school students attend Souhegan High School in Amherst.

The Village School is a special place, given its small size and lovely location. The focus is educational excellence achieved by meeting the needs of all its students. The transition from Mont Vernon to Amherst is a smooth and effective one. The Mont Vernon Village School offers many enrichment activities as well as some unique offerings. One of the special programs Mont Vernon offers is the Student Docent program with the Mont Vernon Historical Society. Through this program, students work at the museum, one of the several ways the school provides a connection with the community. Each year Mont Vernon students and teachers visit the Mont Vernon Inn to share experiences with the Inn’s elderly residents. A SRA (Student Recognition Assembly) is held each month, and the community is invited to attend.

School-wide enrichment opportunities include: Math Mania, New England Math League contest, annual Literature/Writing Festival, Science Fair/Invention Convention, Oration Celebration, participation in the National Spelling Bee, the National Geographic Geography Bee, Basic Aid Training for fifth graders, and a week of outdoor science experiences at the Environmental School in Bridgton, ME for all sixth graders.

The Mont Vernon Village School has an active PTA and parent volunteer program.