Integrated Programs @ Metz

Integrated programs are educational approaches that intentionally connect and blend different subject areas or disciplines to provide a more holistic and relevant learning experience for students. Instead of teaching subjects like math, science, language arts, and social studies in isolation, integrated programs aim to create meaningful connections between these different content areas.

The main goal of integrated programs is to help students understand how different disciplines relate to each other and how knowledge from various subjects can be applied to real-world situations. By making these connections explicit, students can develop a deeper understanding of complex concepts and see the relevance and interconnectedness of what they are learning.

Our goal is to create a cohesive and meaningful educational experience that allows students to understand and reflect on the interconnected nature of the real world.

At Metz we offer two integrated programs, a humanities program and a math science program.

Humanities

Our Integrated Honors English and Social Studies Program is designed for middle school students who are eager to deepen their understanding of both language arts and social studies in a cohesive and enriching environment. This innovative program combines the rigorous curriculum of Honors English with key social studies concepts, providing students with a holistic educational experience.

Math and Science

Our Integrated Math and Science (IMS) Program is designed for middle school students who are passionate about exploring science . This innovative program combines a rigorous science curriculum with essential math concepts, providing students with a comprehensive and interconnected educational experience.

Benefits

  • Independent thinking and learning

  • In-depth exploration

  • Project-based curriculum

  • Develop strong research skills

  • Develop growth-mindset

  • Low-risk environment

  • Intentional supports

  • Immersive experience

  • High school and post-secondary preparedness

Application

Application

Integrated Programs Application (Paper)

Applications due February 15, 2025

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