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MIDDLE COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: JAMES ESPINOZA (909) 888-4041

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MIDDLE COLLEGEHIGH SCHOOL

PRINCIPAL: JAMES ESPINOZA (909) 888-4041

DUAL ENROLLMENTMCHS scholars are full-time students who engage in honors-level coursework on the MCHS campus. In the afternoon, students take transferable college classes at SBVC every semester, grades 9-12. Eighty percent of students enter MCHS under-performing, in relationship to their ability. Dual enrollment gives students two advantages: It allows students a broader range of classes to match their career goals and interests and it allows students to earn college credits while still in high school.

• Scholars earn 52 transferable college credits upon graduation

• 100% HS Graduation Rate

• 100% A-G Requirements Met

• 100% 4-year College Acceptance

STRONG PARTNERSHIPS

COLLEGE AND CAREER SUPPORTS

A collaboration between the San Bernardino City Unified School District, San Bernardi-no Valley College, and Middle College High School drives our Vision, Mission, and Goals. The San Bernardino Valley College and SBCUSD Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) provides scholars an opportunity to earn college credit with high levels of success.

• SB Valley College & Middle College HS joint parent/student workshops• SB Valley College & Middle College HS bi-weekly administrative

meetings• SB Valley College & Middle College HS joint student interventions• MCHS Parent Voice through Secondary School Certificate (SSC), Local

Control Accountability Plan (LCAP), Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) Focus Groups, and Coffee w/the Principal

• Student Voice through Peer Leadership, ASB, Principal’s, Focus Group, and Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council

• Thinkwise School Adoption/Financial Literacy Bite of Reality• Gear-Up College Readiness Services• California Coalition of Early and Middle Colleges

MCHS will develop dually enrolled scholars who possess the knowledge and skills to navigate college, career and life goals. MCHS offers:

• School-wide Tutoring Program• 9th-Grade Transition Focus• Peer Mentoring and Leadership• College Grade Checks• SBVC Success Center Tutoring• College Counselor• College Education Plans• College and Career Field Trips/Speakers/

Workshops

MCHS DISTINCTIONS & RECOGNITIONS• AVID National School of Distinction• National Blue Ribbon School• California Distinguished School• ACT College and Career Transition Award• # 9 of 1999 High Schools on California Assessment of Student

Performance and Progress (CAASPP) Scores, 2015• Top 1-2% of CA High Schools per Academic Performance• National Leader in Dual Enrollment• Principal, California Coalition of Early & Middle Colleges (CCEMC)

Executive Board Member, 2016 to Present• Western Association of Schools and Colleges Accreditation

ADVANCEMENT VIA INDIVIDUAL DETERMINATION (AVID)

AVID provides scaffolded support that educators and students need to encourage college and career readiness and success. For one period a day, students receive the additional academic, social, and emotional support that will help them succeed in our most rigorous high school and college courses.

• Cornell Note-Taking/Study Skills• Student-Led Tutorials/WICOR Strategies• A-G Focus/College Acceptance/4-Year College

Completion• Support for 1st-Generation College Students

MCHS students focus on a college transfer pathway to prepare for careers requiring a four-year college degree or greater. A focus on career preparedness is achieved through:

• GenerationGo Work Readiness Apprenticeships• UCR Graduate Division Summer Internships• San Bernardino Mayor’s Office Internships• Loma Linda Gateway Program and Loma

Linda School of Medicine Health Research Internships

• Community Hospital of San Bernardino Stepping Stones Volunteer Program

• Industry Tours and Speakers

INTERNSHIPS & CAREER PREPAREDNESS

ANNUAL INDUSTRY WAGES• Education, Training, and Library Occupations ........................................... $30K - $80K

• Production Occupations ......................................................................................... $52K - $83K

• Healthcare Practitioners and Nursing Occupations .............................. $57K - $80K

• Business & Finance Occupations........................................................................ $58K - $84K

• Computer and Mathematical Occupations ................................................ $60K - $89K

• Architecture and Engineering Occupations ............................................... $60K - $119K

• Engineering & Design Occupations .................................................................. $61K - $79K

• Management Occupations .................................................................................... $65K - $150K