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​ACADEMICS

Metropolitan is a full college preparatory program that offers students four academic paths of study.  These pathways are supported by the 21st Century Competencies.  Metropolitan is committed to offering students opportunities to apply its core values of Innovation, Integrity and Involvement through project-based learning using state of the art technology, student leadership positions, internships, and community service.

 

Students at Metropolitan Business Academy choose a course of study in one of four academic pathways.

 

Explanation of Academic Pathways

  • The Academy of Digital Media and Technology involves  technology, media production, and digital literacy, this academy is crucial for MLs in a tech-driven world. Collaborations with Business could focus on innovative marketing strategies, while partnerships with Law might explore digital ethics and privacy concerns, fostering responsible tech use.
  • The Academy of Business and Communications emphasizes marketing and effective communication, vital skills for success in any field. Collaborating with Digital Media and Tech can enhance students’ understanding of branding in the digital landscape. Furthermore, partnerships with Education can develop communication strategies that empower MLs to navigate their educational environments confidently.
  • The Academy of Law and Political Science covers legal systems and governance, this academy has the potential to engage MLs through civic education programs. Collaborations with Education can foster understanding of civic responsibilities, while partnerships with Business could explore ethics and corporate governance, reinforcing the importance of justice and equity.
  • The Academy of Education and Leadership focuses on developing teaching, mentorship, and community engagement skills. It can collaborate with the Business and Communications academy to explore leadership dynamics in educational contexts. By partnering with Law and Political Science, students can address educational policies that impact diverse communities.

MBA does not host “Meet the Teacher Night” or “Report Card Night.”  Instead, we have Student-Led Conferences (SLC), which are set by appointment with your child’s advisor.  A full explanation of SLCs is in our Parent Student Handbook and in the menu to the left. The upcoming dates of this year's SLCs are December 12, 2024, March 6, 2025, and May 8, 2025.

 

Every senior is required to deliver their 21st Century Portfolio Defense during the third trimester.

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