Welcome toThe Monroe County Middle College

The Monroe County Middle College (MCMC) is a collaboration between the Monroe County Intermediate School District, the Monroe County Community College, and the nine local public school districts. MCMC is a five-year public school that offers a comprehensive curriculum culminating in a high school diploma, up to 60 transferable college credits, a professional certificate, and/or an Associate’s Degree.

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Explore Your Path

Discover a high school experience like no other!

9th Grade: Year One Ninth grade classes are taught by Middle College teachers. There are no college professors—yet! Another similarity is that there are six periods in a day.

10th Grade: Year Two Tenth grade is the year that most students start their college experience. This is a major step in your educational experience and one that shouldn’t be taken lightly.

11th Grade: Year Three This year you will make a big transition to college. Some of you will have two college classes, others will have three.

12th Grade: Year Four In year four, you’ve made the transition to primarily being a college student. With this transition comes greater responsibility.

13th Grade: Year Five At this point, you are likely taking three or four, maybe even five, college classes each semester.

MCMC Program Overview

Upcoming Events

26 Nov
- Thanksgiving Break - No students or staff - EC, TC, YC & MCMC
  thru Nov 28
  
  Thanksgiving Break - No students or staff - EC, TC, YC & MCMC
  
  Date: Nov 26 - Nov 28
  
  Calendar: MCMC Calendar
22 Dec
- Winter Recess
  thru Jan 2
  
  Winter Recess
  
  Date: Dec 22 - Jan 2
  
  Calendar: MCMC Calendar
15 Jan
- MCMC Exams - 1/2 for students
  thru Jan 16
  
  MCMC Exams - 1/2 for students
  
  Date: Jan 15 - Jan 16
  
  Calendar: MCMC Calendar
19 Jan
- MLK Day - No School - students or staff
  
  MLK Day - No School - students or staff
  
  Date: Jan 19
  
  Calendar: MCMC Calendar

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By the Numbers

3.10 Average college GPA

330 Total Enrollment

59 Average number of credits per graduate

40,000 Dual enrollment credits successfully earned at a C or higher

85% Students who have earned an associate degree or equivalent

2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023

2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022

Mission & Vision

The vision of Monroe County Middle College is to provide a distinct early/middle college opportunity through a personalized educational experience that transforms students into college and career ready individuals in a supportive environment embedded on a college campus.

The mission of Monroe County Middle College is to empower students to create their own path while earning their high school diploma and up to 60 college credits, a professional certificate, and/or an Associate’s Degree.

In pursuit of this mission, MCMC will…

deliver high-quality instruction that intentionally prepares our students for college-level classes
teach students collaboration, communication, self-advocacy, and time management skills
develop a 5-year plan with students allowing for personalized educational experiences and gradual entry into college classes
provide college and career advising and one-on-one support to all students
promote community engagement and responsibility through service