Clare-Gladwin RESD and its consortium districts recently
unveiled the Middle Michigan Regional Online Collaborative (MROC), offering
local students in grades 9-12 with an online learning option. The program gives high school students in Beaverton,
Bullock Creek, Clare, Coleman, Farwell, Gladwin, and Harrison school districts the
opportunity to take up to two high school courses online each semester.
Unlike a traditional online education experience, MROC provides
multiple systems of support to help ensure students success. MROC courses are each
taught by a teacher from a local participating school district who is highly
qualified in his or her respective subject area. Students are also assigned a
mentor teacher from their home high school who will monitor their progress
during the course and assist them in developing the unique skills needed for
online learning.
“The program is intended for
students who want to try online learning, have openings in their schedules, or
want to take classes that aren't available at the right time of the day at
their school,” said Joe Trommater, data/special projects coordinator at
Clare-Gladwin RESD. “The idea is to offer an online alternative for students
with greater support and more local control than what is currently out there.”
MROC is offered at no cost to
students. To see the list of course options, visit www.cgresd.net. For more information, contact
Joe Trommater at 989-386-8602.
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