Contact Us We are excited to hear from you and answer any questions you may have about The Manhattan Early College School for Advertising. Please don't hesitate to get in touch with us at any time, and one of our staff members will be happy to help. Location Monday - Friday at 8:30 am – 3:00 pm Location 411 Pearl Street 3rd floor, New York, NY 10038 Like info@meca-nyc.org Like (212) 225-0880 Walking Directions Have more questions? Leave us a message First name* Last name* Email* Phone Message* Your line of inquiry Industry Partners Potential Student/Family Member Current Student/Family Member Alumni/Family Member School Collaborations Job Openings Other Submit Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact

Social Studies Department Get ready to embark on a journey of discovery with our Social Studies program. We offer a comprehensive curriculum that prepares students for the Global and U.S. History Regents exams. Our dedicated teachers use a range of teaching methods that cater to different learning styles and make history come alive. Join our school and be a part of a community that values education and excellence. Global l - 9 No Regents Syllabus Global ll - 10 NYS Regents Syllabus AP History - 11 AP Exam & NYS Regents Syllabus Gov & Econ - 12 No Regents Syllabus Meet The Social Studies Team Carlean Ingram (she/her/hers) cingram3@schools.nyc.gov 9th grade Global History l I have been teaching for 25 years now and I am currently teaching 9th grade Global Studies. I endeavor to teach our students how to analyze and think critically about ancient history, such as the Early River Valley Civilization and World Belief systems. By the end of the 9th grade our students should be able to write claims and analyze evidence. Brian Sullivan (she/her/hers) bsullivan@meca-nyc.org 10th grade Global History ll My pedagogical focus supports students to learn real-world applicable research skills through learning Global History II content, and increase student engagement through encouraging student choice, creative expression of their learning, and promoting student advocacy Alexandra Wurglics (she/her/hers) awurglics@schools.nyc.gov 11th grade AP US History It is my sincere hope that students become involved and active civic participants in our society while learning about the past to be better informed about the present and future! Bradley Highfield (he/him) bhighfield@schools.nyc.org 12th grade Government & Economics To help student find out their potential and become the best versions of themselves, that is why I teach. Changing the world starts by making ourselves actively better. Student Work Student Work Student Work Student Work Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact

Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact Special Education Department In compliance with NYS requirements, MECA's special education teachers will support students with IEP and 504 plans. Our school is proud to have the best Guidance Counselors team dedicated to providing academic and emotional support to students in need. Our team works closely with students to identify and address any barriers that may be interfering with their learning. We believe that by providing students with a strong support system, we can enable them to become successful, resilient individuals who are better prepared to take on any challenge that comes their way. Learn More BMCC Office of Accessibility As MECA students with disabilities move from the high school campus to the college campus at BMCC they will also continue to receive support through the Office of Accessibility . In order to create an inclusive environment for students with disabilities, the Office of Accessibility will determine the student's eligibility for academic accommodations and advise the BMCC community and determine the best ways to assist these students. Re-Imaging Special Education for New York City Students What is IEP The Individualized Education program is a plan imposed by the DOE to provide students with Free and Appropriate Education in their Least Restrictive Environment. Learn More The Process After parents submit a referral, the DOE will evaluate the child within 60 days and meet with the parents to formulate the best education plan for the child. Learn More Specialized Programs There are various perks that come with an IEP which all emphasizes a standard school academic framework with modifications to the instructional environment and curriculum. Learn More As We Move Together Towards Full Inclusion and Interdependence Meet The Special Educators' Team Jessica Haas jhaas@meca-nyc.org SpEd Teacher Ramon Matamoros rmatamoros@meca-nyc.org SpEd Teacher Sasha Huff shuff@meca-nyc.org SpEd Teacher James Unger junger@meca-nyc.org SpEd Teacher Pauline Kern pkern@meca-nyc.org SpEd Teacher Duane Edmonds dedmonds@meca-nyc.org SpEd Teacher

Meet The Math Team Timothy Nagosky (he/him) tnagosky@meca-nyc.org Algebra 1 Windsor Nelson (he/him) awnelson@meca-nyc.org Geometry Jennifer Philbin (she/her/hers) jphilbin@meca-nyc.org Algebra 2 AP Pre Calculus Math Department At Manhattan Early College School for Advertising, we provide a rigorous and innovative approach to learning mathematics. We are proud to be using the New York Department of Education's approved curriculum of 'Common Core Math', which was designed to help students develop a strong foundation in mathematical thinking and problem-solving. Our excellent teachers provide students with the tools and guidance needed to succeed in their regents, while also helping them to build self-confidence and a love of learning. Alg l - 9 NYS Regents Geom - 9/10 NYS Regents Alg ll - 10/11 English Regents AP Pre Cal - 11 AP Exam Calculus 1 & Statistics - 12+ at BMCC Student Work Student Work Student Work Student Work Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact

Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact Career Technical Education Roadmap to Success Career Training (Career & Technical Education + Work Based Learning) MECA proprietary project-based curriculum that blends art, design thinking, technology, and creative problem solving. Academic Curriculum Work Based Learning Marketing & Media Arts Program Career and Technical Education (CTE) high school program at MECA concentrated in Media & Design. In partnership with American Association of Advertising Agencies (4A's Foundation) and Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) , we provide students with a robust educational framework that combines academic learning with high in-demand, industry-relevant skills. Our curriculum is designed to equip students with both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience, preparing them for careers in various media and design fields, as well as business, marketing, and technology . Students have opportunities to build high in-demand professional skill set, earn industry-recognized credentials, and gain work experience. Benefits Enrolling in MECA CTE program provides students with valuable skills and experiences and positions them advantageously for future educational and career opportunities. Skill Development : Students gain practical skills that are directly applicable to the workforce, making them more competitive in job markets Industry Exposure : CTE programs often include partnerships with local businesses and organizations, providing students with real-world experience through internships and collaborative projects. Certification Opportunities : Students can earn certifications that validate their skills and knowledge, which can be beneficial for college applications and job searches. Career Readiness : The focus on career-oriented education helps students transition smoothly from high school to either higher education or the workforce. Immersive Academic Curriculum : CTE programs often incorporate project-based learning, allowing students to engage creatively and collaboratively with their peers. How to Earn CTE Endorsed High School Diploma Upon Successful completion of our program, students can receive Career and Technical Endorsement on their High School Diploma. In New York State, students must meet specific criteria: Completion of a CTE Program coursework 5 Regent exams Technical Exam ( Adobe Photoshop) Portfolio 54+ Work-Based Learning hours Academic Standards: passing required courses in core subjects (English, Math, and Science, History) CTE Academic Curriculum Art & Advertising 9th Grade Advertising Competition Graphic Design 10th Grade Advertising Competition Adobe Photoshop Certification Branding & Marketing 11th Grade Portfolio Website Digital Marketing Certification Career & Financial Management-12th Grade EVERFI Financial Literacy Certification College Degree Major 11+ Grades Associates Degree (BMCC) 10 students from MECA participated in a BrandMECAnics Rebranding project, that Meet The CTE Team Paul Coyle pcoyle@meca-nyc.org Art & Advertising (9 Grade) Sherie Weldon sweldon@meca-nyc.org Graphic Design (10 Grade) Alisa Sukhotskaya asukhotskaya@meca-nyc.org Branding & Marketing (11 Grade) Career & Financial Management (12 Grade) Carol Sun csun@meca-nyc.org Work Based Learning Coordinator

Administration | Dean Team | Support Staff Our administration team at MECA is unparalleled. We are committed to ensuring that our students are safe, happy, and well-educated. Our experienced support staff work tirelessly to make sure that every student’s needs are met. We understand that each child is unique and that’s why we aim to personalize each student's learning experience. Our goal is to create lifelong learners who are always eager to learn and grow. Top Main Office Room 219 Principal's Office Room 336 Assistant Principal Room 211 (C. Camacho) Room 356 (P. Edwards) Dean's Office Room 316 Parent Coordinator Room 341 Meet The Admin Team Sarah Kaplan skaplan9@schools.nyc.gov Principal MECA is where a learning community that is committed to making pathways to college and careers accessible, affordable, and attainable for ALL New York City’s high school students. China Camacho ccamacho@meca-nyc.org Assistant Principal My goal is to create pathways that ensure equitable access to colleges and careers and a better future for individuals and society. Patricia Edwards pedwards@meca-nyc.org Assistant Principal The supportive environment at MECA encourages growth while fostering a strong sense of belonging creating a space where everyone can thrive both personally and collectively. Meet The Dean Team Nakia Johnson Njohnson49@schools.nyc.gov Head Dean Joshua Tate jtate@meca-nyc.org Dean Meet The Support Staff Team Melissa Haley-Driver mhaleydriver@schools.nyc.gov Librarian Vivian Cruz VCruz23@schools.nyc.gov Parent Coordinator Adrian Rodriguez arodriguez@meca-nyc.org Technology Coordinator (IT) Melissa Ramos mramos@meca-nyc.org Payroll Secretary Deborah Santiago dsantiago@meca-nyc.org Pupil Accounting Secretary Jacob Jones jjones@meca-nyc.org Community Associate Destiny Celentano Dcelentano2@schools.nyc.gov Community Associate Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact

English Department Manhattan Early College School for Advertising offers unique and engaging courses to help students build their skills and reach their goals. Our curriculum covers everything from communication principles to creativity, and our ELA classes explore a broad range of genres. Our teachers work hard to create a supportive learning environment that helps students excel. Come and see what makes our school a leader in education. Meet The ELA Team Julie Rapinat (she/her) jrapinat@meca-nyc.org 9th Grade ELA This is your Testimonial quote. Give your customers the stage to tell the world how great you are! Nic Dziadosz (he/him/his) ndziadosz@meca-nyc.org 10th Grade ELA My passion for storytelling has propelled me into the world of language arts where I can share my love of the written and spoken word with young readers and writers. Connor Mullins (he/him) cmullins4@schools.nyc.gov 11th Grade ELA I aim to cultivate a diverse pedagogical toolset through a variety of educational experiences, My unique skillset enables me to connect with my students, build a classroom of care, and equip students for future success. Nakia Johnson (she/her) njohnson@meca-nyc.org 12th Grade ELA I help students build their language proficiency and notice the connection between their languages so that they can succeed academically and use those languages to support their future. ELA - 9 WIN Reading - 9 No Regents View Syllabus ELA - 10 No Regents View Syllabus ELA - 11 English Regents View Syllabus ELA/SPN - 12 No Regents View Syllabus BMCC ELA - 12+ Final Exam View Syllabus Student Work Student Work Student Work Student Work Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact

Where Every Door Leads to Success WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME We inspire and equip students for careers in marketing, media, creative technology, design and business. About Us Our Program Manhattan Early College Academy for Marketing & Media Arts is a title 1 Public High School, serving students grades 9-14. MECA is located in lower Manhattan by City Hall. To enroll use program code M73A Enroll Now School is Closed on Mon 10/13 and Mon 10/20 NYC #1 High School for Careers in Advertising & Media A Grade Cultural Diversity *Niche.com 95% Graduation Rate *Niche.com 93% Successfully completed college or career preparation 3-in-1 Program MECA is 1 of the 10 NYS P-Tech Schools New York City’s grades 9-14 Early College and Career Schools (also known as P-TECH Schools) are public schools under the NYC Department of Education that offer an innovative six-year high school program to prepare students for college and careers competitive in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) industries. Learn more about NYS P-Tech We support all of our students to become successful scholars in our rigorous program to ensure timely graduation. High School Learn More With support of American Association of Advertising Agencies (4As) we are building a pipeline of next generation of professional workforce. Career Training Learn More Graduate with a High School diploma and ~ 30 College credits and have the CHOICE to stay for 1-2 more years to earn a FREE Associate Degree. College Learn More Reasons to Join MECA FREE College Earn 30+ transferrable college credits while in High School or an Associates Degree. *Students can save $20K + on college tuition Paid Internships Earn up to 600 Hours ~ $8K+ of professional work experience while in school * SYEP, WGL, ISP, Brand MECAnics Career Explorations Career Day, Workshops, Networking, Job Shadowing, Mentorships, Job site visits * Building high in-demand professional & technical skills Inclusive Community Fostering culture of belonging for all. Supporting teachers and staff *NYC Department of Education Non-discrimination policy PSAL Become a part of Murry Bergtraum campus athletic team. * 10+ sports | 16+ teams to choose from Lourdes Figueroa School Counselor Love, in its many forms—friendship, support from family, and caring relationships within our school community—creates a safe space for students to explore their identities and dreams. It fosters connections that help them feel valued and understood. I see the magic that happens when MECA students lift each other up, creating an environment where everyone feels they belong. Together, hope and love inspire our students to chase their aspirations, support one another, and cultivate a community grounded in compassion and understanding. Alexander Xu MECA Student, Class 2025 I had an overall great experience at MECA high school. The immersive curriculum not only provided extensive insights into the advertising industry but also helped me discover my strengths and areas of growth. Grateful for the valuable lessons and the supportive environment that foster both learning and self-discovery. Vivian Cruz Parent Coordinator MECA is a school community that I am proud to be part of. My mission at MECA begins by greeting the students with a smile, learning their names and creating a bond of mutual respect. By recognizing the students' feelings, thoughts and needs, I accomplish a sense of gratitude and satisfaction. When the students return to school the next day feeling welcomed, it enlightens my day and I know that my mission is fulfilled. Patrycja Danowska Chemistry Teacher Its been a real privilege to return to my alma mater as a chemistry teacher. MECA has always pushed me to explore different aspect of education both in high school and at BMCC. Its a full-circle moment to share my passion for the subject with students in the same classroom where I once sat. NYC Department Of Education Quick Links DOE Calendar NYC Public Schools calendar in all common languages can be found here School Application List MECA as your #1 choice Use program code M73A School Meals Everything about NYC public school meals can be found here School Transportation Everything about the school bus transportation can be found here Student DOE Account Student access to all their DOE applications and tools NYC Public Schools Everything about New York Public Schools can be found here Messages For Families Important updates for you and your student Technical Support Need technical support? Everything can be found here Special thanks to our main advertising partner Thank you for providing MECA students with this wonderful opportunity, fostering our students' creative mindsets, interdisciplinary skills, and forging pathways towards industry engagements and professional mentorships. 4A's Foundation MECA Partners Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact Upcoming Events PSAL BMCC Oct 2 | Oct 13 | Oct 20 School Closed All public schools will be closed in observance of Yom Kippur, Italian Heritage/Indigenous Peoples' Day, and Diwali. Oct 22 Seniors' SAT Exam MECA 12 grade students will take SAT exam. Non instructional day for all students who do not take SAT exam. Oct 24 Halloween Homecoming Dance Students are invited to the after school event organized for all four Murray Bergtraum schools. Show off your best Halloween look! This site was developed by MECA students working at Brand MECAnics Agency Ana Lopez, Catherine Chong, Perla Fernandez, Ky-mani Gerrard, James-Tyler Foster, Ruby Morency, Jalissa Edwards, Zanyla McCoy, Joel Patterson, William Zheng. Project lead: Alisa Sukhotskaya

Student Resources See below for graduation requirements, helpful resources, and tools to guide MECA students through their high school journey! Student Handbook Graduation Requirements Helpful Resources At our high school, we provide enriching education. We offer various diploma options: Regents Diploma, Advanced Regents Diploma, and CTE Endorsed Diploma as well as the option of earning an Associates Degree. We believe every student should have the chance to challenge themselves and to achieve their full potential, and we are dedicated to providing the tools and resources to help them succeed. Graduation Requirements Highschool Diplomas (9-12th) CTE Endorsed Diploma (9-12th) Associates Degree - BMCC (12-14th) Advanced Regents Diploma Exam Requirements Students must score 65 or higher on the following nine exams to earn an advanced Regents diploma. English Language Arts (ELA) Three math exams (Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II/Trigonometry) One social studies exam (Global History and Geography or U.S. History and Government) Two science exams (Living Environment and one of these: Chemistry, Earth Science, or Physics) Any additional Regents exam, or another option approved by the State Any NYC World Languages exam (also known as Languages Other Than English (LOTE) exam) Standard Regents Diploma Exam Requirements Students must achieve a score of 65 or higher on these five exams to earn a Regents diploma. English Language Arts (ELA) Any math exam (Algebra I, Geometry, or Algebra II/Trigonometry) Any social studies exam (Global History and Geography or U.S. History and Government) Any science exam (Living Environment, Chemistry, Earth Science, or Physics) Any additional Regents exam, or another option approved by the State Learn More *There is also an option of graduating with a local diploma but it is only provided to some students who meet specific criterias and allows them to graduate with lower regents scores Learn More A high school diploma with Career and Technical Education endorsement is granted to students enrolled in NY State-approved programs of study who complete the following requirements: 44 credits including the CTE career electives Pass 5 Regents Pass a 3-part technical assessment (this may be an industry-recognized credential) Work-based learning experiences in career awareness, exploration, and career development Work skills profile What is a CTE Endorsed diploma Requirements How to Obtain an Associates Degree BMCC Students graduating from MECA can choose to enroll at BMCC for 1-2 years depending on the amount of credits they need to graduate with an associate degree. Students complete the final 30 credits to earn their Associate’s Degree. Students learn side-by-side with industry professionals in 2-year paid internships. Internships placements are determined based on students’ area of interest. Students take a bi-weekly work-based learning course that includes special seminars and workshops. Students are paired with a recent college graduate working in the industry who becomes their mentor. Students participate in a monthly lunch series with Senior Executives from select Advertising and Media agencies. Learn More Accessing MECA Grades - JupiterEd Jupiter Ed Parents and students will be given their own account information to login to JupiterEd Login SAT Registration and Support - College Board College Board Students can apply for the SATs and take PSATs using this site. Login Accessing BMCC Grades - Blackboard Blackboard Students taking BMCC courses can check their grades using this site. Login Accessing Your NYCDOE Transcript NYC Students Account Students can login to their NYC DOE account and access the students documents section which includes their unofficial transcript. Login Creating a (NYCCP) Career Pathways Profile Career Pathways Site Participants can input their information after logging in to the career pathways site. Login Afterschool/Tutoring Sessions Obtaining Working Papers and Completing I-9 Forms I-9 Forms Using the current version of Form I-9 (as of November 1, 2023, the 08/01/23 edition), the steps include: Completing Section 1 before or on first day of work, providing personal information and work authorization status. Within 3 business days, employer reviews employee's identity and work authorization documents (either one from List A, or one each from List B and C). Employer examines documents for authenticity and relevance to the employee. Employer completes Section 2, recording document information. Employer signs and dates the form, attesting to document examination. Complete any necessary supplements (e.g., Preparer/Translator Certification). Retain I-9 form for required period (3 years after hire or 1 year after employment ends, whichever is later). Store forms securely; make available for official inspection if requested. Working papers Students can go to their school main offices with these items and request one: An application with Section 1 completed and signed by a parent A birth certificate as proof of your age An original version of a: New York State doctor's note (stating the student is "fit for employment") Certificate of physical fitness completed by a NY State physician Schooling record: Registered NYC public school students need their school ID Private school and non-NYC public school students--and out of state students working in NYC--need: To complete the Schooling Record section of the application and: A letter from school or A recent report card Helpful Resources Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact

Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact Modern Language Department ELL, Spanish, Italian, ASL Here at MECA, we want to cultivate a learning environment that helps students excel so we offer ELL classes to provide students with that extra support 9-12th grade. Senior year, students also have the choice of either taking Spanish at MECA or one of the three different languages courses at BMCC; where they can earn both high school and college credits. MECA English Language Learner, 9 - 12 No Regents View Syllabus MECA Spanish, 10 - 12 No Regents View Syllabus BMCC Spanish/Italian/American Sign Language, 10 - 12 Semester Final Exam View Syllabus Meet The Language Team Lisa Lyons llyons@meca-nyc.org ELL Teacher Chelsea Burris cburris@meca-nyc.org ELL Teacher Student Work Student Work Student Work Student Work Eng 10 Description of work Spanish Use this space to promote the business, its products or its services. Item Title Use this space to promote the business, its products or its services.

At Manhattan Early College School for Advertising (MECA), we provide students with an immersive, hands-on education that prepares them for success in college, career, and beyond. From day one, students embark on a unique educational journey that combines rigorous academic coursework with real-world industry experience. Our Program Academic Departments 9 Grade Freshman 6 Core High School Classes 1 Carrer Course Career Exploration Trips June Regents Sample Schedule 10 Grade Sophomore 5 Core High School Classes 1 Career Course 2 College Courses at MECA Career Exploration Trips PSAT June Regents Sample Schedule 11 Grade Junior 5 Core High School Classes 1 Carrer Course 2 College Classes at BMCC Career Exploration Trips SAT AP exams June Regents Photoshop Certification Sample Schedule 12 Grade Senior 3 Core High School Classes 1 Career Course 4 College Classes at BMCC Career Exploration Trips SAT Adobe Certification High School Graduation & Diploma Sample Schedule 13/14 Grade BMCC Student 2 years of free college at BMCC Free Metrocard Free Books Earn an associates degree in the 4 majors offered Sample Schedule Student Journey Discover the unique student journey at Manhattan Early College School for Advertising, where high school students engage in innovative learning tailored for future advertising professionals. Explore our curriculum, college partnerships, and vibrant activities that prepare students for success in creative industries. Graduation Requirements and Additional Resources Academic Departments Administration Learn More Guidance &College Learn More BMCC Learn More Career Technical Education Learn More Work-Based Learning Learn More English Language Arts Learn More Mathematics Learn More Social Studies Learn More Science Learn More Foreign Languages Learn More Special Education Learn More PSAL Athletics Learn More Physical Education Learn More Electives Learn More Student Resources Learn More Chevanique Facey MECA Student, Class 2025 The biggest benefit of MECA is the internships. Not only are we paid but also learning new things that can help you in any career you are interested in. Nakia Johnson Head Dean I absolutely adore how welcoming and loving MECA’s staff and students are. Our students show a passion for learning and growing as individuals, developing themselves socially, emotionally, and academically. My favorite parts of the day include greeting and interacting with our wonderful students and staff. Paul Flores MECA Student, Class 2018 MECA not only instilled a sense of belonging from day one with incredible teachers and immersive programs, but it gave me the tools and resources to succeed both academically and professionally through academic partners like BMCC and industry partners like the 4A's. I have a sense of where I want to be in the future because of MECA. The world is constantly changing-MECA prepares you to be a part of that change. Paul Coyle CTE Teacher MECA has given me a new sense of purpose. It never occurred to me that my advertising experience would give me the opportunity to return to teaching high school students. I will always be grateful for the role this school has played in my journey and for the connections to the students that it has allowed me. Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact 13+ Grade BMCC Student 2 years of free college at BMCC Free Metrocard Free Books Earn an associates degree in the 4 majors offered Sample Schedule 12 Grade Senior 3 Core High School Classes 1 Career Course 4 College Classes at BMCC Career Exploration Trips SAT Adobe Certification High School Graduation & Diploma Sample Schedule 11 Grade Junior Sample Schedule 5 Core High School Classes 1 Carrer Course 2 College Classes at BMCC Career Exploration Trips SAT AP exams June Regents Photoshop Certification 10 Grade Sophomore 5 Core High School Classes 1 Career Course 2 College Courses at MECA Career Exploration Trips PSAT June Regents Sample Schedule 9 Grade Freshman 6 Core High School Classes 1 Carrer Course Career Exploration Trips June Regents Sample Schedule

Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact BrandMECAnics Agency MECA Rebranding In Recognition to MECA students for the development of this website Challenge Solution Havas Partnership Challenge The previous MECA website was outdated and contained inaccurate information that had not been properly maintained. Many essential pages contained minimal details regarding the curriculum and our comprehensive benefits. Additionally, key information that was meant to attract attention was incorrect and lacked specificity. The overall aesthetic, including images, was outdated and did not reflect our current standards. Parthnership Thank You ! During the course of MECA'S Rebranding Havas has generously allowed students to work within their company, giving students a space to work in. Also offering mentoring and feedback on how to make MECA's website stronger. Solution Ten students from MECA engaged in the BrandMECAnics Rebranding project, where they explored innovative branding strategies for the school and created a revamped version of the MECA website using Wix. The students were divided into two specialized teams: the Creative team and the UI/UX Design team. The Creative team concentrated on conceptualizing design choices and developing the rationale behind them. Meanwhile, the UI/UX Design team focused on implementing the Creative team's ideas into the website's structure and functionality. Together the teams worked togeher to creatye an modernized and easy to navigate website for viewers. Together, the teams collaborated to create a modernized and user-friendly website that is easy to navigate for all visitors. Website Proccess Camelon Proccess Logo Proccess The Proccess Launching MECA's Website Meet The Faces That Made It Happen Alisa Sukhotskaya This is your Testimonial quote. Give your customers the stage to tell the world how great you are! Project Lead Ruby Morency During my internship, I learned the value of collaboration and adaptability. Working with a diverse team taught me to communicate effectively and embrace change when ideas didn’t work out. Class of 2025 Joel Patterson This is your Testimonial quote. Give your customers the stage to tell the world how great you are! Class of 2024 Jalissa Edwards The biggest take away from this experience is that the journey of learning and improvement is continuous. When progress becomes evident, it is incredibly rewarding. Class of 2025 James Tyler Foster My key takeaway from this program was the significance of unity and purpose in a character design in the creation of Chroma the chameleon for the school website, symbolizing the school's core value and student spirit Class of 2025 Ana Lopez This is your Testimonial quote. Give your customers the stage to tell the world how great you are! Class of 2025 William Zheng In this program, I collaborated with a talented team. We created a user-friendly platform that reflects our school values and achievements, establishing a legacy for future generations. This experience filled me with pride in our collective accomplishment. Class of 2025 Zanyla Mccoy With consistent practice and effort, you can improve your skills in any area, no matter how challenging it seems initially. Progress may be gradual, but over time, what once felt difficult can become manageable and even enjoyable. Embrace the journey of learning, and stay patient with yourself. Class of 2024 Ky-mani Girard This is your Testimonial quote. Give your customers the stage to tell the world how great you are! Class of 2024 Perla Fernandez This is your Testimonial quote. Give your customers the stage to tell the world how great you are! Class of 2025 Catherine Chong This is your Testimonial quote. Give your customers the stage to tell the world how great you are! Class of 2025