Est. 1961 ADMISSIONS2022-2023 THIS IS MCC Be part of the legacy!
SCHOOLTHE BODYSTUDENT Academy of the Sacred Heart Ascension Catholic School Bethany Christian School Calvary Chapel Academy Central Middle School Cocoa Beach Jr./Sr. High College Saint Joseph Covenant JohnsonIndianHorseHooverHolyHolyHolyGuerinGoodFloridaFloridaDivineDeLauraDeLaSalleChristianHighSchoolMiddleSchoolMercyCatholicAcademyPrepVirtualSchoolShepherdCatholicFamilyNameofJesusTrinityEpiscopalAcademyMiddleSchoolCreekAcademyRidgeMiddleSchoolMiddleSchool Located on 44 acres, Melbourne Central Catholic’s campus includes: • Four classroom buildings • Sulivan Campus Ministry Center • Padua Hall (guidance suite) • Teresa Hall (academic support center) • DREAM Lab (technology center) • Hurley Hall (gymnasium) • Donovan Family Commons (administrative building) • Multipurpose room • Erdman Automotive Field House • Approximately 405 students • 76% Roman Catholic • 26% Siblings and Legacies • 63 partner schools • 26 different zip codes in Brevard and surrounding counties Journey OurNorfolkMotherLongKingsKennedyAcademyMiddleSchoolHighSchoolBeachMiddleSchoolofGodCollegiateLadyofLourdesCatholic School Our Saviour Catholic School Parkhurst Academy Pineapple Cove Classical Academy Ripon Christian School Robert Bland Middle School Rocky Mountain Classical Academy Royal Palm Charter Sebastian River Charter Southern Oaks Middle School Southwest Middle School St. Francis St. Jude Cathedral School St. John Bosco Schools St. Joseph Catholic School St. Mary Catholic School St. Michael St. Paul School St. Petersburg High School St. Roman Catholic Parish School St. Teresa Catholic School St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic School Stone Magnet Middle School The Masters School Thomson Middle School Verdi EcoSchool Vero Beach High School Viera VinelandCharterMiddle School Wakefield School West Shore Jr./Sr. High School Willowcreek Middle School Woodinville High School PARTNER SCHOOLS 2022-2023
ADMISSIONS CALENDAR 2022-2023 • Visit us: melbournecc.org/admissions/visit-us • Apply now: bit.ly/MCC_Apply_Now (All prospective students must complete an application) • Take our Scholarship Placement Exam: hsptreg.stsusers.com – School Access Code: ZX (Incoming freshmen only) - October 1, 2022 (Registration opens Sept. 1) - October 8, 2022 (Registration opens Sept. 8) - February 11, 2023 (Registration opens Jan. 12) - March 18, 2023 (Registration opens Feb. 18) • Admissions Interview SEPTEMBER 1, 2022 .................................. ADMISSIONS APPLICATION OPENS SEPTEMBER 25, 2022 ................................ OPEN HOUSE, 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM OCTOBER 1, 2022 ...................................... FINANCIAL AID APPLICATION OPENS OCTOBER 1, 2022 ...................................... CLASS OF 2027 SCHOLARSHIP PLACEMENT EXAM 8:30 AM OCTOBER 8, 2022 ...................................... CLASS OF 2027 SCHOLARSHIP PLACEMENT EXAM 8:30 AM (Prospective Class of 2027 students must sit for the exam on either Saturday) NOVEMBER 9, 2022 ................................... HUSTLER CANDIDATE NIGHT 7:00 PM NOVEMBER 10, 2022 ................................. CLASS OF 2027 SCHOLARSHIP WINNER NOTIFICATION DECEMBER 1, 2022 .................................... PRIORITY ADMISSIONS APPLICATION DEADLINE DECEMBER 2, 2022 .................................... PRIORITY FINANCIAL AID APPLICATION DEADLINE DECEMBER 19, 2022 ................................. CLASS OF 2027 DECISION NOTIFICATION JANUARY 11, 2023 .................................... CLASS OF 2027 INTENT TO ENROLL DUE FEBRUARY 11, 2023 ................................... CLASS OF 2027 PLACEMENT EXAM 8:30 AM FEBRUARY 2023 ........................................ CELEBRATE CLASS OF 2027 RECEPTION MARCH 5, 2023 ......................................... SPRING OPEN HOUSE, 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM MARCH 18, 2023 ....................................... CLASS OF 2028 PRACTICE HSPT/ ADDITIONAL HSPT TESTING 8:30 AM (Required for all Class of 2027 students who did not take the October or February Exam) Melbourne Central Catholic admits students of any race, color, religion, national and ethnic origin to all of the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at this school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national and/or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, its admissions policies, its scholarship and financial aid programs or its athletic and/or school-administered programs.
ACADEMIC PROGRAM • English (four credits) • Mathematics (four credits) • Theology (four credits) • Science (three credits) The curriculum at Melbourne Central Catholic High School is college preparatory. Required courses for graduation include: • Social Studies (three credits) • World Language (two credits) • Health/PE (one credit) • Fine and Practical Arts (one credit) -FRESHMENmustenrollin the equivalent of seven yearlong courses. These include: -SOPHOMORESmustenrollinthe equivalent of seven yearlong courses. This usually includes: -JUNIORSmustenroll in seven yearlong courses or their equivalent in semester courses. This usually includes: -SENIORSmustenroll in seven yearlong courses or their equivalent in semester courses. This usually includes:EconomicsU.S.EnglishTheologyMathematicsWorldEnglishTheologyIHistoryIIIGovernment/ EnglishTheologyMathematicsU.S.EnglishTheologyIIHistoryIVElectivesScienceMathematicsPhysicalHealthWorldBiologyLanguageandEducation(2) ElectivesMathematicsElectiveWorldScienceLanguage(4) CLASS RANK Melbourne Central Catholic does not report class rank on student transcripts. GRADING SYSTEM A – 90-100 B – 80-89 C – 70-79 D – 60-69 MCC offers Honors courses in English, mathematics, science and social studies, and world language. Additionally, we offer Advanced Placement courses in art, computer science, English, mathematics, science, psychology, social studies, and science. We also have collaborative programs with Florida Tech and Barry University. Class size ranges from 10 to 28 students with a student-teacher ratio of 15:1.
The following is a sample of the colleges and universities that have accepted MCC graduates in the last four years. ADMISSIONSCOLLEGE ACTIVITIESCO-CURRICULAR MCC offers a variety of clubs and activities designed to encourage student participation in school life outside of the classroom. Most MCC students are engaged in at least one or more Belowactivity.isasample of our offerings. Membership to an honor society is one way MCC recognizes excellence in academics, leadership, character, and service to our community. Students who meet the specified requirements are invited to join one or more of the following honor societies: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETIES • Academic Team • Art Club • Chemistry Club • CyberPatriot • Green & AmbassadorGold Society • Harris Design Challenge • Heart to Heart Club • Key Club • Mini Dance Marathon • Mu Alpha Theta • National Art Honor Society • National Honor Society • Quill & Scroll • Rho HonorKappaSociety • Science National Honor Society • Spanish National Honor Society • Thespian National Honor Society • Tri-M HonorMusicSociety • Moot Court • Student Government • Sword • Tech Club • Theater/Drama Club • Yearbook American University Auburn University Ave Maria University Baylor RensselaerPurduePrincetonPepperdinePennsylvaniaOhioMichiganMarquetteLouisianaHowardGeorgetownGeorgiaFordhamFloridaFloridaFloridaFloridaFloridaFloridaFlaglerEmoryEmbry-RiddleEasternDuquesneDukeDrexelCornellClemsonClarkBostonUniversityCollegeAtlantaUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityFloridaStateCollegeAeronauticalUniversityUniversityCollegeAtlanticUniversityGulfCoastUniversityInstituteofTechnologyPolytechnicUniversitySouthernCollegeStateUniversityUniversityInstituteofTechnologyUniversityUniversityStateUniversityUniversityStateUniversityStateUniversityStateUniversityUniversityUniversityUniversityPolytechnicInstitute Ringling College of Art & Design Rollins Rose-HulmanCollegeInstitute of Technology Saint Leo SavannahUniversityCollegeof Art and Design Stetson TheTexasTempleSyracuseUniversityUniversityUniversityA&MUniversityCatholicUniversity of America United States Air Force Academy United States Coast Guard Academy United States Merchant Marine UniversityAcademy of Alabama University of Buffalo University of California, Irvine University of California, Los Angeles University of Central Florida University of Denver University of Florida University of Georgia University of Miami University of Michigan University of North Florida University of Notre Dame University of South Carolina University of South Florida University of Tampa University of Tennessee University of Texas University of Virginia Vanderbilt University Villanova University William & Mary
FALL WINTER SPRING ATHLETIC PROGRAMS
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Rooted in the tradition of St. Francis of Assisi, our Catholic faith guides students as they learn to walk in the light of the Gospel and become faith leaders on our campus, in our community, and throughout the MCCworld.students learn how to see the face of Christ in their neighbors while serving at local food banks, soup kitchens, and caring for God’s creation. These experiences teach our community members how to be Christ’s hands and feet in our world. Because the goals of the program are central to the goals of Catholic education, each student must complete a minimum of 25 hours of community service each year. The result of this experience is a growing awareness of the needs of others, greater compassion and a thirst for justice.
FAITH AND SERVICE
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STEP UP FOR
FLORIDA TAX CREDIT SCHOLARSHIP (FTC)
FACTS provides family need and the MCC Financial Aid Committee reviews the applications and determines the need-based award. Because we review need-based awards annually, families must complete a FACTS Grant and Aid application each year.
FAMILY EMPOWERMENT SCHOLARSHIP
STUDENTS
Scholarship website: www.StepUpForStudents.org Scholarship hotline: (877) 735-7837
This scholarship has two components, this first one is for students with unique abilities (FES-UA) formerly known as the Gardiner Scholarship and the McKay Scholarship. The second component is for lower to middle income families and students who meet other categorical requirements (FES-EO). A family may not accept a scholarship from more than one of these State-Funded Scholarship programs for the same time period.
NEED-BASED
MERIT-BASED SCHOLARSHIPS
STATE-FUNDEDSCHOLARSHIPSSCHOLARSHIPS
Melbourne Central Catholic offers over 20 academic scholarships to students entering the freshman class. These include the $8,000 St. Francis of Assisi Scholarship, three $5,000 Reverend Peter Dolan Scholarships, six $3,000 Mother Marguerite O’Connell Scholarships, ten $1,500 Presidential Scholarships, one $1,000 Dr. Michael J. McLaughlin Scholarship and one $1,000 Janice Doan Moyles
AdditionalScholarship.scholarships include the $500 David Franco Scholarship, the $500 Joseph Verlander Scholarship and the $500 Fine Arts Scholarship. Exclusive to Catholic partner school students, eight $2,000 Padua Franciscan Scholarships. Students who earn the highest scores on our Fall Scholarship/Placement Exam receive academic scholarships. Those students who maintain appropriate conduct and maintain a 3.0 grade point average keep the scholarship for four years. Melbourne Central Catholic awards needbased financial aid annually. The process starts with a family completing a FACTS Grant and Aid application (online.factsmgt. com/signin/3T99D).
SCHOLARSHIPS
This scholarship is for lower to middle income families and is financial need based.
CONNECT WITH US MCC holds a population of amazing people who seek what is best for one another. Throughout my four years at MCC, I have come across faculty, staff, and students who have changed my life for the better. I have learned skills that I will carry with me for a lifetime. Being able to visit Jesus daily in the school chapel allowed me to grow closer to Christ. This closeness to God that is consistently present throughout campus allows students to form a tight-knit community and take the peace they receive from the readily available sacraments and share it with their friends and family. MCC not only strives for this spiritual integrity, but also promotes academic excellence, forming each student into a well rounded individual who is prepared to shine his or her positive, bright light on the world.
Daniel Breisch Class of 2022 Valedictorian University of Florida Facebook Twitter @MCC_HighSchool
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Megan Haire Class of 2022 Valedictorian Ave Maria University Throughout my years at MCC, I have recognized the importance of academics. The teachers and administration have always pushed me to do my best and to achieve academic excellence. I was challenged, and I thrived in this institution. Since I was challenged, I was able to develop endurance and an attitude that revolved around hard work and never giving up. I give a lot of credit to the incredible teachers that created my academic and study skills. I am forever grateful for my education at Melbourne Central Catholic High School.
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