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At the Met, every student has an individualized learning plan incorporating our rigorous learning goals. Parents and mentors are active members of the student’s learning plan team, working with the advisor to develop the best curriculum for that child.

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The Met seeks motivated and curious learners who are eager to pursue their interests in a real world setting. Met Students take ownership of their learning and develop academic skills by exploring a variety of interests.

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Innovation and Entrepreneurship

The mission of The Met Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship is to prepare high school students to be successful in college and in life by engaging them in the rigorous study of entrepreneurship. The goal of the program is to create the best entrepreneurship program in the country for high school students.

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Welcome to The Metropolitan Regional Career and Technical Center

The Met is a network of six small, public high schools located in Providence and Newport, RI. The Met’s individualized learning approach has proven successful in unlocking students’ passion for learning. The Met empowers its students to take charge of their learning, to become responsible citizens and life-long learners. The hallmarks of a Met education include internships, individual learning plans, advisory, and a breakthrough college transition program.

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Welcoming Our Students Home After 65 Days at Sea

At the Met, we’re getting ready to welcome back a small group of students who have spent the last 65 days at sea aboard Sailing Ships Maine’s schooner Harvey Gamage. For almost 50 years, the Harvey Gamage has been a classroom for students interested in sail training, but this voyage was very different. In partnership with Big Picture Learning, Sailing Ships Maine set out on a journey to explore civil rights.

Meet Leticia, A Met Graduate

“I would say, “Don't let outside influences direct the course of your life.” At the end of the day, it's you who has to walk through your own journey. The people I allowed to have so much influence over how I directed and shaped my life—they aren't inside this body with me, walking through my day. ”
Read her story here...