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Current CREW Points
Huron |
11,942 |
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Ontario |
13,288 |
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Michigan |
11,266 |
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Erie |
15,120 |
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Superior |
12,302 |
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Midland Academy At a Glance
Advanced Academics
- TMA scores in the top 10% of al MI schools on state-mandated tests
- 90% of 2011 graduating class scored traditional college credit granting scores on Advanced Placement exams
- Advanced Placement: 201 college credits earned (2010/11)
- Dual Enrollment: 163 college credits earned (2010/11)
- Diplomas of Higher Distinction: College Prepatory Diploma, Scholars Diploma, Advanced Placement International Diploma (APID)
2011-2012 Annual Education Report
2012-2012 Highlight Report
Parental Involvement
The Midland Academy of Advanced and Creative Studies strongly believes in recognizing high achievement and rewarding positive contributions made to The Academy. During the school year, the entire academic community gathers each month in order to celebrate student achievement, innovative learning, and parent volunteerism. During these Celebration Assemblies, parents are recognized for their volunteerism through the Parent Volunteer Olympiad. Parent volunteerism is recognized at four levels of service:
- Bronze for 30 hours
- Silver for 100 hours
- Gold for 250 hours
- Platinum for 400 hours
Character Education
A diverse educational setting that stresses the importance of culture and community through the adoption of 16 traditional values based upon our American heritage and the founding principles of our nation.
16 Traditional Values:
- Respect
- Empathy
- Industriousness
- Forgiveness
- Responsibility
- Cooperation
- Honesty
- Diligence
- Self-discipline
- Dependability
- Courage
- Loyalty
- Excellence
- Humility
- Patience
- Prudence
Demographics:
- K-5 Lower School
- 6-8 Middle School
- 9-12 Upper School
Attendees From:
- 23 School Districts
- 8 MI Counties
- 22 Countries
Student Opportunities
Clubs & Extracurriculars
- Student Council
- National Honors Society
- National Art Honors Society
- Sports
- Chess Club
- Spelling Bee
- Chemalytics
- Girls on the Run
- Battle of the Books
College Mentoring
Free mentoring for:
- Choosing the Right School
- Saving for College
- Enrollment Applications
- Financial Aid Applications
CREWS
No other school does what we do.
Each CREW is expected to sponsor a community service project, through a Charity Challenge, which will be completed together during the course of the school year. As students earn Merits for good behavior, points are also awarded to their CREW. At the end of the year, the CREW with the highest number of points is awarded the CREW Championship. CREWs can also earn points as students receive recognition for achievement (i.e. honor roll, Eagle Award, Merit Olympiad), participation in Charity Challenges and Dean Challenges, as well as collecting Labels for Education (Campbell’s), and Box Tops for Education. Parents can also earn points for their children’s CREWs through their volunteerism; as parents receive their Olympiad awards, 100 points are granted to their children’s CREWs.
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