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FAQ’s
1. What are the
basic admission requirements?
Students must be at
least 13 years of age to enter the 9th grade
having successfully completed the 8th grade.
Older students entering will be evaluated for age and
credit status to complete MM/EC's graduation
requirements.
See
Student
Applications Process
2. What should I
do first?
You must attend a
Parent Information Night held on the campus of Mott
Community College before any paperwork will be accepted.
Call Mott Middle/Early College main office at (810)
232-8530 for meeting times.
See
Student
Applications Process
3. What should I
do next?
You must have a
referral from the students’ home school district. This
referral must come from the home district even if the
student never attended any of the schools in that
district. Referral forms are available in the district
offices.
See
Student
Applications Process
4. What is
the guideline about having a criminal record?
Mott Middle/Early College cannot accept students who are on a tether, have
been charged with, or convicted of, a felony.
See
Student
Applications Process
5. What kind of
degree can my student obtain?
Mott Middle/Early College grants a general education, 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.
see
Graduation
Requirements
6. What type of
transportation is available to and from school?
Mott Middle/Early College provides an MTA bus pass if needed for students
who maintain good attendance each month. If a student loses their pass they will have
to make their own arrangements for transportation to
school.
Your Ride is also
available for out county students and parents or
guardians will need to contact MTA individually to make
those transportation arrangements.
7. Where are you
located?
See
Maps and Directions
8. What are some
of the courses that are taught?
See
Course Description Guide
9. What student
population does Mott Middle/Early College serve?
Mott Middle/Early College is a high school specialty school serving
Genesee County area students who may be behind in
credits for graduation, who may not feel successful, who
may not feel comfortable in their current high school
setting and/or who wish to early admit and take college
classes while still in high school.
10. What does
Mott Middle/Early College expect from their students?
Mott Middle/Early College students should be committed to:
- attending all classes
every day;
- functioning in a
college environment (i.e. changing buildings, walking across campus
in inclement weather, etc);
- acting appropriately in
a professional/public environment;
- maintaining the student
academic and affective guidelines as set forth by Mott
Middle/Early College, Mott Community College and the
Genesee Intermediate School District;
- following the Mott Middle/Early College student code of
conduct handbook;
- completing all state
and federal mandates as designated through NCLB and
Education YES! (i.e. complete and update an Educational
Develop Plan (EDP) annually, work on a portfolio for
graduation and present their portfolio;
- maintaining successful
academic work in both high school and college courses;
- preparing to accept
leadership roles both on campus and in efforts to
replicate the Middle/Early College concept
11.
What does Mott Middle/Early College promise their students:
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.
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