Misr American College

Misr American College

Learn for Life
Location
Cairo
Egypt
Information
Type Private
Established 2001
Middle & High School Principal Dr Sanaa Sabet
Elementary School Principal Dr Ralph Farnsworth
Grades Pre-K to 12
Gender Co-educational
Enrollment 420 students
Language English
Website Official website

Misr American College (MAC) a private Egyptian school based in Maadi, Cairo. This school was established in 2001.[1] The curriculum follows American education, provided by the Massachusetts regulations, from Pre-K to Grade 12 and is accredited by the CITA board of education and the Ministry of Education in Egypt.[2]

Established in 2001, MAC is catering mainly Egyptian students from nursery to 12th grade, backed by the full accreditation of the AdvancED.[3]

About MAC

History

The founding family, the Rashidy, has been in the field of education for over 50 years. ·[4]

Campus

Located in Tunis Street in Maadi, Misr American College's is adjacent to Orouba British Schools and Orouba Language Schools.·Refer to the facilities heading on this page for details about the building of Misr American College.·[5]

Academics

Books are from the Holt Rinehart Winston Series.
Students are obliged to take all classes until senior year, when they're allowed to pick or drop subjects based on their aimed-for faculty. Mentors from MIU have individual parents' meeting in order to guide the student and the parent into this process.

A new mandatory course, Personal, Social and Health Education, has been added.[7] This program, also referred to as the Building Pioneers Program, works to nurture the students minds and develop their social skills.[7]

Student Support Services Center

This Learning Support Center (LSC) at MAC is responsible for receiving inquiries and special requests directly from parents. ·[5] Working with the school's counselor, administration team, and teachers, it makes sure to take corrective actions according to school regulations and policies.·[5]

Also, after school tutoring and lunch tutoring is available for students to sign up for. Some students may be put under probation, which means they'll spend extra time with the teacher during free times in order to catch up.[8]

An individual education plan (IEP) is developed for each of these students, indicating specific goals and objectives required to develop the student's individualized academic skills.·[5]

Letters of concern are sent at the end of every semester, warning the parents of students at risk. Detention is also given for misconduct.

Facilities

Basic

Studying Areas

Sporting Facilities

Extra-Curricular Activities' Areas

School Houses

From the beginning of the year, students are divided into four houses:

All of the students work to collect tokens for doing good deeds and exceptional work in class to be rewarded at the end of each month.

Activities

---> School Clubs For club logos, please visit: http://www.mac-eg.com/new/school-clubs/

All clubs are expected to have a public performance at the end of the semester. Once the semester ends and the club has demonstrated their work, students can either change the club they're in or stay and get a chance at competing with other schools or being promoted from Junior Member to Senior Member and finally, chief.

---> Off-Campus Trips:

--> On-Campus Activities

Staff

--> Administration:[10]

A few pictures: http://www.mac-eg.com/new/717-2/

--> Teachers:[10]

http://www.mac-orouba.com/teacher.html

Click on the grade level and a list of all teachers will be shown.

Official Videos

Road to the States Championship

The boys compete in the Road to the States Championship for soccer.

2011-2012:[10]

In El Gouna for the championship, MAC's boys played against

This match qualified Misr American College's soccer team into the semi-finals.


MAC ended up winning third place in the whole tournament. www.roadtothestates.com

2013-2014:[10]

The boys competed in el Gouna for the Road to the States Competition. They received 6th place, beating Narmer American College and British Rehab School.

References

External links

http://www.mac-orouba.com/