The MET

The MET (Met Sacramento High School) is a public charter school just for students in grades 9–12 in the Sacramento City Unified School District. It offers a one-of-a-kind, small-school learning environment for about 300 students, with a student-to-teacher ratio of about 20:1, which is very helpful. The school is known for its "Big Picture Learning" model, which focuses on internships in the real world and project-based learning that is tailored to each student. The campus has a diverse student body, with 71% of students being minorities and 51% coming from low-income families. The MET's performance data shows that 52% of students are good at reading and 14% are good at math. The school is in a city where the average home price is about $480,000. It is known for having a strong community reputation and for letting students have a say in their education. In the end, the school has a lot of potential to fulfill its goal of connecting academic learning with work experience and getting a wide range of graduates ready for meaningful transitions after high school, and it is one of the best high school in California.

The MET Sacramento has recently made its Learning Through Internship (LTI) program even better by teaming up with architectural and tech companies in Sacramento. The campus has started a Senior Thesis Exhibition series, where graduates show off their in-depth research projects to groups of community mentors and professionals. The school also recently finished remodeling its collaborative studio spaces. Now, students can work together in an open-concept setting that encourages creative problem-solving and peer-to-peer mentoring.

Q1. Does The MET offer individualized learning assistance?

Ans. Yes, The MET gives students advice and help to help them reach their academic goals.

Q2. Are students allowed to join clubs and activities outside of school?

Ans. Yes, clubs, sports, and student groups help people learn how to be social and lead.

Q3. Are there ways to get better at school?

Ans. Yes, advanced classes and projects make students work hard in school and think for themselves.

Q4. Are there any programs that are creative?

Ans. Yes, students can be creative through practical activities music, drama, and visual arts.

Q5. Are college entrance exams conducted here?

Ans. Students can take the SAT and ACT tests on-site or through programs that work together.