At the San Diego MET we focus on college preparation. Students must research 3 colleges each quarter so that by graduation time, students will have researched approximately 48 different colleges. The San Diego MET also focuses on preparing students for the real world. When students first start at the MET a class called Business Environments must be completed. This class is taught by the school's LTI coordinator Jill Badger. During this 9 week course, the students will learn how to make a resume, go on an interview, and how to handle any problems that they may occur at work sites. After they complete this 9 week course the student will have to find a business that supports their field of interest, the student then will have to call the business to set up an interview. After the student goes on the interview they will set up what is called a "shadow day". The shadow day is where the student goes and follows the potential mentor around for the day to see if the job supports their interests. After the shadow day if the student is interested in working at the internship they then have the mentor fill out the paperwork and set up a starting date. Students will attend their internship every Tuesday and Thursday for a minimum of ten weeks.
http://www.sportandmedicalsciences.org
Hartford's Sport and Medical Sciences Academy is a local magnet school which utilizes a thematic approach in delivering a cross-disciplinary curriculum, integrating technology into all subject areas. It is a community school where parents and teachers serve as mentors, advisors and coaches, encouraging students to take an active role in their learning and to achieve academic success. It is a partnership of the educational and business communities with a strong commitment to public service opportunities, allowing students to develop social consciousness and leadership skills, which will foster pride in both the school and the community. Graduates of the Sport and Medical Sciences Academy will begin the 21st Century as contributing, productive members of society destined for lifelong learning. How is the community involved? Sports and Medical Sciences Academy represents a partnership of the educational and business communities with strong commitments to public service opportunities, allowing students to develop social consciousness and leadership skills fostering pride in both the school and the community. Graduates of the society are destined for lifelong learning. What are the Career opportunities for graduates? Students engage in a variety of experiences in and out of the classroom gearing themselves toward the continuing of their education at a college, university, or workplace level. Students are given opportunities to pursue careers in the social and physical sciences of Sports and Medicine.
Marian High School offers a strong program oriented toward college preparation in English, science, history, and mathematics. Marian students consistently score above state and national averages on the SAT (See Marian's Snapshot on the Indiana Department of Education's web site.) Marian offers a variety of educational and athletic activities which gives students the opportunity to explore their interests, broaden cultural and social awareness, and build friendships that last a lifetime. The Marian tradition of Catholic teachers and Christian values provides a safe, disciplined atmosphere that helps students achieve their academic potential.
http://www.stcroixlutheranhs.org
St. Croix Lutheran High School is committed to educating the total student - spiritually, academically and physically â€" in a caring, Christian family community. St. Croix offers students a faith-based education, as witnessed in our daily chapel service, religion classes and the Christian values we integrate in all aspects of school life. Our alumni demonstrate in their choices that the value of a St. Croix education lasts a lifetime. St. Croix is a member of the Tri-Metro Athletic Conference, which includes area private and parochial schools. About 70 percent of our students participate in at least one sport. We compete in 24 different sports interscholastically, including baseball, basketball, football, soccer, track and volleyball. Our recently expanded and upgraded athletic complex includes one of the best tracks in the metro area, a football field, soccer fields, baseball and softball diamonds and tennis courts, as well as a gymnasium and weight room. St. Croix offers a college-prep curriculum during a two-semester school year. Students take core classes to meet graduation requirements and participate in a variety of electives. We have Advanced Placement (AP) classes in Calculus, Chemistry, English, Physics and Psychology. St. Croix participates in the state-sponsored Post-Secondary Enrollment Option (PSEO), which allows qualifying juniors and seniors to take classes at the college level. Vocational-technical and on-the-job training programs are available off campus. Our small average class size provides a healthy learning environment in which students feel valued.
Friends Select School is an independent, college-preparatory school with 500 students in grades pre-kindergarten through twelve. Friends Select draws its identity from its Quaker heritage and beliefs and from its Center City location. Framed by this basic identity, the school provides a challenging academic program to a diverse, coed student population.
The Oakley School is a coed college preparatory therapeutic boarding high school for ages 14-19. The Oakley School maintains high academic standards in a context that nurtures thoughtfulness, emotional vitality, social responsibility, and physical health. Together, students and staff create the shared experience: commitment to excellence, preparation for the future, and an exceptional education.
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