1. MONROVIA (SCHOOL OF) INTREGRATED TECHNOLOGY
MIT
MONROVIA (SCHOOL OF) INTREGRATED TECHNOLOGY
Monroe-Gregg School District

2. -MIT began as a trial program in 2007 and moved into a fulltime program for the 2008-09 school year.
-We are currently in our 6th year of full time operation.

3. -MIT serves as an alternative high school option for current juniors and seniors at Monrovia High School.
-MIT is located as a “school within a school” in the MHS building.

4. MIT Enrollment Process
Students are enrolled in MIT through an application process.
The Alternative Education Committee will review each application and determine if alternative school is an appropriate placement based on each student’s individual need and circumstance.
If the student is accepted into the program the MIT Coordinator will hold a meeting with each parent/guardian prior to the student attending MIT.

5. MIT Program
MIT students attend school for three hours a day during a morning session or an afternoon session.
MIT also includes a School to Work component where students who are employed can earn elective credits.
Students who enroll in MIT will remain in the alternative school setting and do not return to enrollment at MHS.

6. MIT Program Online courses are offered by EDGENUITY.
MIT coursework is primarily based on online classes geared toward Mastery Learning and guided by current Indiana State Standards.
When students have completed all requirements for graduation they will receive an MHS diploma and can participate in the MHS graduation ceremony.

7. MIT Annually Accounts for 10-15% of the Monrovia High School Graduating Class
Class of
Total MHS Graduates
Seniors Completing MIT Program
MIT % of Total MHS Graduates
2011
118 17
14%
2012
107 10 9%
2013 13
11%
2014
112 18
16%

8. MIT Annually Earns ADM and Grant Money for MHS.
Type of Funding
Dollar Amount Per Student
#of Students
Total Amount
ADM Count
$5,390.64
x 30
 $161,719.20
Alt. School Grant
$534.76
$16,043.80
TOTAL=
$177,763.00

9. Additional Programs Under the MIT Umbrella:
Credit Recovery
Students are enrolled for one period a day during the MHS school day.
Students can retake a course they previously failed.
Courses are offered from EDGENUITY online courses.
Monrovia Night School
Intended for any high school student who are wishing to recover credits or graduate early.
Courses are offered from EDGENUITY online courses.
Classes meet in the evenings at MHS for four hours blocks twice a week.
Student acceptance is on a case by case basis.

10. What Makes MIT Different Than MHS?
Half day schedule
Credits earned through online and school to work courses
Students work at their own pace
Flexible attendance options. Students can “buy back” missed days.

11. HAPPY HOLIDAYS BULLDOGS!