middletown high school values preparation, respect, integrity, determination, and excellence....
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MHS MISSION Middletown High School values Preparation, Respect, Integrity, Determination, and
Excellence. Through rigorous curriculum and the building of relationships among faculty, staff,students and community, we empower students to become life-long learners. Our educationalcommunity will foster self esteem and a culture of achievement and acceptance. Students will
leave Middletown High School with the 21st-century skills necessary to maximize their potentialas productive members of society and contributors to the global community.
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Preparation to use 21st-century skills and to become self-sufficient and active contributors in a dynamically changing world.
Respect for the school’s institutional framework and for values which reflect consideration and regard for people and
property, while embracing differences in culture, ideas, and beliefs.
Integrityto maintain high ethical and professional standards in our daily interactions, our work and ourselves.
Determinationto realize one’s fullest potential in the face of social, intellectual, emotional, and physical challenges .
Excellencein every endeavor reflected in a clear commitment to achieve the highest standards.
MHS IS A+
ACADEMICS ARTS AGRICULTURE ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ADVISORY ACCESSIBLE ACCOMPLISHMENTS AMBITIONS ADVENTURES
ACADEMICSTypical Freshman
ScheduleEnglish 9Algebra or GeometryPhysical Science or BiologyWorld HistoryPE 9Foreign LanguageElective
ARTS
Music- Band- Concert Choir- Classroom Piano- Guitar- String/Orchestra- AP Music Theory- Chamber Choir - Audition required - Wind Ensemble - Audition required - Jazz Ensemble - Audition required
ARTS
Art- General Art- Drawing &
Painting I & II- Pottery &
Sculpture I & II
- Studio Art- AP Studio Art- Photography I
& II
Drama- Acting I, II, III, IV
- Technical Theater
- Directing
-Multicultural
Theater
Elective Classes
Tech. Ed- Video I, II, III- Morning News- Engineering & Robotics
I, II- Computer Media &
Design I & II
Family & Consumer Science-Fashion & Clothing Design I, II & III- Foods I & II- Child Development I, II & III
Elective Classes
Business Education- Accounting I &II- Work I & II- Retailing- Marketing- Career Investigation- Web Page Design- Intro to Programing- On Your Own - Personal Finance- Mastering Microsoft- Intro to Business
AGRICULTURE
One of 19 High Schools in Connecticut with a Vocational/Agriculture Program
Hands on experience Animal Science, Plant Science,
Agricultural Mechanics & Natural Resources
State of the art facilities Diverse group of students coming from
16 surrounding towns
ATHLETICS
ACTIVITIES
BLUE PRINTS KEY CLUB DRAGONS IN ACTION YEARBOOK DECA MSC DRAMA CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL FUTURE TEACHERS JUDO
ADVISORY
PRIDE Preparation, Respect, Integrity,
Determination & Excellence Advisor/Advisee Relationship Goal Setting Small Group Setting Discuss Current Issues/Events Community Driven Projects Relationship Building
Student Support Service Guidance counselors, Social Workers, School
Psychologist, Special Education After School Tutoring
every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday in our Media Center
Teachers available by appointment School Based Health Center
A division of the Community Health Center College & Career Center Media Center
Books, Research, Computers & More
ACCESSIBLE
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Numerous Athletic State and Conference Championships
Yearly Regional & All-State Music Competition Representatives
Multiple International & State DECA Career Development Conference Winners 2012, 20+ International Competitors
Yearly FFA National Finalists 2012 National Finalist in Specialty Livestock Production
AMBITIONS
Advanced Placement classes 12 AP classes offered yearly
University of Connecticut Early College Experience 4 UConn classes offered yearly
Wesleyan University High School Scholars Program
Virtual High School Courses
COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER
COLLEGE PLANNING COUNSELOR AVAILIABLE EVERY PERIOD OF EVERY DAY
ADMISSIONS REPRESENTATIVES FALL 2012, 80 DIFFERENT SCHOOLS
RESUME BUILDING INTREST INVENTORIES SCHOLARSHIPS
CLASS OF 2012, $89,000 FROM LOCAL SOURCES EMPLOYMENT SEARCH SAT/ACT PLANNING
ADVENTURES
Johnson and WalesBrown St. Joseph’s NewburyBrio AcademyEasternSouthernWesternJohnson StateLincoln TechMarinesTrinityConnecticut CollegeFairfield UniversityAmerican
International Franklin Pierce Mitchell Western New EnglandUniversity of New
HavenUMASS AssumptionAlbertus Magnus
LafayetteCoppin StateMcGillMaristNavyPost UniversityQuinnipiacRoger Williams Salve Regina Georgia TechCentralPaul MitchellUnityNYUUniversity of HartfordNortheasternWesleyanVassarUniversity of VermontHamptonBryantBay Path
CT Culinary InstituteColbyClarkArmyAirforceCornellFive Towns Howard RutgersSacred HeartStony BrookUCONNUniversity of Rhode IslandWorcester PolytechBerkeleyBoston UniversityEndicott CollegeGeorge MasonPorter and Chester