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WELCOME TO MOTT MIDDLE/EARLY COLLEGE!!
A
FRESH START TOWARD A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE
Genesee
Intermediate School District
2407 West Maple Ave.
Flint, Michigan 48507
(810) 591-4400
Dr. Thomas
Svitkovitch - GISD Superintendent
Mott Middle/Early
College High School
1401 East Court St.
Mott Memorial
Building Room 1102
Flint, Michigan 48503
(810) 232-8530
(810) 232-8660 fax
Dr. Chery S.
Wagonlander – Mott Middle/Early College H.S.,
Principal
Mott Middle/Early
College High School, a general education program operated by the Genesee
Intermediate School District,
opened in 1991 on the
campus of Mott Community College in Flint, Michigan, with a grant
funded by The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation. Mott
Middle/Early College specializes in overlapping an
Associates Degree with a general education high school
diploma.
Mott Middle/Early
College offers enrollment to students from all 21 public
school districts in Genesee County, as well as a limited
number of students from Lapeer, Oakland, Tuscola and Shiawassee counties.
Based on a version of
the first Middle College High School at LaGuardia
Community College in New York, Mott Middle/Early College
is designed as a dropout prevention specialty school option for students
who may not be succeeding in the traditional high school
setting. Mott Middle/Early College is a member of the
National Middle College Consortium located in NYC.
OUR PLEDGE:
Mott Middle/Early
College grants a general education, North Central
Association accreditated college prep high
school diploma. Mott Middle/Early
College students are
expected to complete a high school program by
overlapping a Mott Community College Associates Degree
program of their choice through a 5th year of
high school.
Mott Middle/Early
College provides intensive care education for each
individual student and commits to the following:
We pledge,
To create a learning
family;
To encourage critical
thinking;
To promote mastery
learning;
To recognize the
importance of feelings;
To develop and
rekindle human intellect;
To celebrate the
enjoyment of learning;
To actively seek
challenges and changes; and
To give support in
times of joy
and in times of need.
For more information
on the history and financial support of Mott
Middle/Early College go to:
1. “The College
Ladder: Linking Secondary and Postsecondary Education
for Success for All Students” by Jennifer Brown Lerner
and Betsy Brand, pages 70-72.
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