FEATURED VIDEOS

• 26:02 The Met Virtual Graduation 2020 Featured

  Celebrating the Met Class of 2020!

  Uploaded Jun 12, 2020
• 6:32 Celebrating the Met's 25th Anniversary Featured

  1996-2021 We're celebrating 25 years of educating Rhode Island - One Student at a Time!

  Uploaded Nov 08, 2021
• 2:52 Learn More About the Met... Featured

  We invite you to visit our Virtual Open House. For more information visit https://metopenhouse.eventbrite.com.

  Uploaded Oct 29, 2020
• 2:36 Meet Jose Featured

  Meet Jose a Met alum. Jose is a young entrepreneur who is drawing inspiration from his brother to help others. Jose Rodriguez is just 18 years old, but his company is helping to improve the lives of people with autism, like his brother Joel. Since they were kids, Jose watched Joel struggle with stress-related fidgeting.

  Uploaded Apr 13, 2022
• 19:05 Virtual Open House Featured
  Uploaded Oct 29, 2020
• 00:59 Meet Beccy Featured
  Uploaded Mar 12, 2019
• 2:18 Meet Sean Featured

  Sean worked with his mentor at Biomes to develop healthy food options and activities to help socialize the giant tortoise he was working with.

  Uploaded Mar 12, 2019
• 2:08 Meet Destiny Featured

  Meet Destiny, an intern from the Met High School, conducting her research at the University of Massachusetts' School for Marine Science & Technology. Destiny investigates the impact of human interactions on scallop growth, aiming to contribute valuable insights into marine conservation efforts. Throughout her internship, she applies practical scientific methods to gather data, offering a clear view of the challenges and importance of studying marine ecosystems. This presentation underscores the significance of hands-on learning experiences and the role of young researchers in addressing environmental issues.

  Uploaded Feb 29, 2024
• 3:20 Meet Maddie Featured

  Maddie is a graduate of the Met. She participated in the Harbor Freight Fellowship program is now working aboard the Oliver Hazard Perry

  Uploaded Feb 10, 2022
• 5:42 Semester at Sea Featured

  At the Met, we just welcomed 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.

  Uploaded Apr 07, 2022