MCP Middle & High School Expands with New Scotts Valley Location: Serving Students in Grades 6-12 from Santa Cruz and Santa Clara County
MCP Middle & High School, Santa Cruz's county's independent non-profit school serving students who learn differently with a college preparatory program, today announced it will move its program to Scotts Valley, Calif., for the Fall 2014 schoolyear.
Snata Cruz, CA, May 17, 2014 --(PR.com)-- MCP Middle & High School (MCP) the region’s only non-profit, independent small school that personalizes college readiness for students who learn differently, today announced that their program will be accessible to a wider audience with their move to a larger location in Scotts Valley.
“We have found a permanent home at 125 Bethany Drive in Scotts Valley: a great location where we can grow and thrive with our unique and talented student population from both sides of the hill. The new space gives us room to fully implement the teaching we know works best for students who learn differently,” said Jay M. Dunlap, Executive Director of MCP Middle & High School.
Conveniently located in Scotts Valley, this expansion will serve Santa Cruz county families, and be a more accessible location for Santa Clara county families with students who are highly capable and have learning-differences. “MCP serves students who aren’t finding their path in more traditional schools,” said Bill DeMar, co-owner and president of The Meritage Real Estate Development Group of Watsonville, Calif. “They provide a unique and needed service in our community.”
MCP’s middle and high school programs individualize academics for each student with a Personalized Learning Plan, and social and emotional support for students who learn differently, and those who are double-exceptional and gifted. Class size varies from 4-8 students, and staff to student ratio is 3:1. Daily skills classes support learning outside the academic realm, with daily academic homework support available as well.
About MCP Middle & High School
Since 2010, MCP Middle & High School has served students who learn differently in grades 6-12. MCP provides each student with a personalized learning plan for academic, social and emotional education development in a positive and encouraging college preparatory environment. The program offers for students whose learning differences include:
· Reading, Writing, and Production Difficulties, such as Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Dyscalculia, and Dyspraxia
· Attention and focus difficulties such at ADD, AD/HD, and processing disorders
· Social Pragmatic Difficulties such as Asperger’s and NLD
· Gifted students that thrive in an environment that fosters student interests
MCP is a fully accredited member of WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges), with a full range of UCSC a-g courses available. Tuition payment plans also available through FACTS Management Systems.
New Location for Fall 2014:
125 Bethany Drive
Scotts Valley, CA 95066
For more information:
Contact: Jay Dunlap, Executive Director
“We have found a permanent home at 125 Bethany Drive in Scotts Valley: a great location where we can grow and thrive with our unique and talented student population from both sides of the hill. The new space gives us room to fully implement the teaching we know works best for students who learn differently,” said Jay M. Dunlap, Executive Director of MCP Middle & High School.
Conveniently located in Scotts Valley, this expansion will serve Santa Cruz county families, and be a more accessible location for Santa Clara county families with students who are highly capable and have learning-differences. “MCP serves students who aren’t finding their path in more traditional schools,” said Bill DeMar, co-owner and president of The Meritage Real Estate Development Group of Watsonville, Calif. “They provide a unique and needed service in our community.”
MCP’s middle and high school programs individualize academics for each student with a Personalized Learning Plan, and social and emotional support for students who learn differently, and those who are double-exceptional and gifted. Class size varies from 4-8 students, and staff to student ratio is 3:1. Daily skills classes support learning outside the academic realm, with daily academic homework support available as well.
About MCP Middle & High School
Since 2010, MCP Middle & High School has served students who learn differently in grades 6-12. MCP provides each student with a personalized learning plan for academic, social and emotional education development in a positive and encouraging college preparatory environment. The program offers for students whose learning differences include:
· Reading, Writing, and Production Difficulties, such as Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Dyscalculia, and Dyspraxia
· Attention and focus difficulties such at ADD, AD/HD, and processing disorders
· Social Pragmatic Difficulties such as Asperger’s and NLD
· Gifted students that thrive in an environment that fosters student interests
MCP is a fully accredited member of WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges), with a full range of UCSC a-g courses available. Tuition payment plans also available through FACTS Management Systems.
New Location for Fall 2014:
125 Bethany Drive
Scotts Valley, CA 95066
For more information:
Contact: Jay Dunlap, Executive Director
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Jay M. Dunlap, Executive Director
831.458.9800
www.exploremcp.org
Jay M. Dunlap, Executive Director
831.458.9800
www.exploremcp.org
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