A Brighter Future Begins Here
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page 4<br />
ACADEMICS<br />
College Credits Now<br />
MHS Senior Division students have<br />
the opportunity to take courses<br />
on campus and at nearby colleges,<br />
earning credits for college while still<br />
in high school.<br />
Real-World Experience<br />
Through internships and co-op<br />
placements, MHS students gain<br />
professional experience and develop<br />
skills related to their chosen<br />
profession. These experiences make<br />
their résumés stand out as they<br />
enter the job market.<br />
$80,000<br />
Amount of<br />
scholarship support<br />
for college<br />
MHS students can gain for<br />
strong academic performance<br />
83% of graduating seniors<br />
plan to pursue some kind of<br />
postsecondary education<br />
(many at four-year colleges)<br />
For more information about MHS college<br />
destinations, see page 14.<br />
LEADERS in<br />
TECHNOLOGY<br />
Professional Certification/<br />
Powerful Skills<br />
Students explore 11 Career/Technical Education<br />
pathways before choosing one for deeper focus.<br />
By combining classroom learning with hands-on<br />
experience, they prepare for early success in the<br />
workplace. Every MHS student graduates with at<br />
least one industry-recognized certification.<br />
The proof of<br />
our success is<br />
in the numbers.<br />
MHS’s combination of innovative<br />
teaching, small classes and rigorous<br />
coursework translates into strong<br />
scores on the PSSA and Keystone<br />
exams. MHS students outpaced<br />
statewide results in every area —<br />
often by a wide margin.<br />
2,315 computers in classrooms, labs,<br />
libraries and student homes — all<br />
with the latest software<br />
Personal laptops for every 11th- and<br />
12th-grader — for use in individual and<br />
group work, research, and homework<br />
Wireless laptops for classroom use<br />
by 9th- and 10th-graders<br />
More than 180 tablets for teachers<br />
to use in the classrooms<br />
State-of-the-art classrooms with<br />
smart boards, digital projectors,<br />
scanners, digital cameras and other<br />
instructional technologies<br />
“I push my<br />
students<br />
to discover<br />
what they’re<br />
capable of.<br />
I won’t accept<br />
less than<br />
their best.”<br />
TIFFANi ROONEY,<br />
MIDDLE DIVISION TEACHER<br />
Keystone Algebra I<br />
88% 73% 58%<br />
80% 70% 53%<br />
2014 Test Scores for PSSA* and Keystone**<br />
mhs students vs. PA students<br />
65%<br />
MHS PA PA<br />
40%<br />
24%<br />
All Students Economically<br />
Disadvantaged<br />
89%<br />
95%<br />
68% 52% 52% 35%<br />
86%<br />
69% 75%<br />
53%<br />
41% 24%<br />
PSSA Math PSSA Reading<br />
Keystone Biology<br />
PSSA Science PSSA Writing Keystone Literature<br />
*Pennsylvania System of State Assessment<br />
**Percentage of students scoring proficient or above on either the PSSA or the Keystone exams.