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Our Mission

Michele Clark Academic Preparatory Magnet High School actively develops students, including those with disabilities, to become lifelong learners who are prepared for a successful post-secondary experience. Our school produces independent thinkers who will contribute to today's global society.

Principal's Message

Picture of principal This Michele Clark Academic Preparatory High School Handbook is intended to provide useful information about our school's program, academic requirements, rules, policies, clubs, and activities, It outlines students privileges and responsibility. Additionally, this website is provided to acquaint you with the names and number of student support personnel. Please use this website to familiarize yourself with our school. Inquire about extracurricular and academic activities that are of interest to you. Getting involved in structured activities helps students to better focus and get the most out of the Michele Clark experience.

Michele Clark is well on its way to becoming one of Chicago's premier high schools. We welcome you to the place where "minds soar and eagles take flight".

Beulah McLoyd
Principal
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Posse Scholars named for 2012
When Michele Clark Academic Prep Magnet High School senior Jumaanah Flowers heard that she had been selected to join a Posse entering Minnesota’s Carleton College in in the fall, she and her parents were understandably over the moon. “We celebrated,” Flowers said. “We went out to dinner.” She chose Carleton because she wanted to remain in the Midwest, and she was attracted by the diversity the college provides.
Early College Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics Schools
Michele Clark to partner with Cisco to create Associate Degree Program
New six-year tech high schools in Chicago to offer associate degrees
Five technology giants will join forces with Chicago Public Schools and City Colleges to open six-year public high schools that allow students to graduate with an associate’s degree and the expertise they need to qualify for high-tech jobs.
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Today is Friday, May 18, 2012