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Application for Student exemption from high school physical education

Incoming 9th graders coming from non-MCS schools Incoming 9th graders coming from non-MCS schools should have received a letter in the mail with their High School Registration and Balloting Information (Sample letter).  Parents will need this information to update and upload important registration information required for their child. Usernames and passwords will be provided so your child can ballot for the next year’s courses. CLICK HERE to visit the MCS Online Balloting page for important links, instructions, and video tutorials to ensure that both the registration process and balloting are complete.

Click HERE to view the Balloting Presentation.

Counselors will start the balloting process beginning late January/early February. In the fall, all students met individually with their counselor to create their 4-year plan in SchooLinks. Students will be instructed to log back into their SchooLinks accounts and review their next year’s courses for accuracy. The courses selected in their plan will be the balloted courses on their schedule for the 24-25 school year. Counselors will meet with each student individually to review their ballots, academic progress towards graduation, credit recovery options, and post-secondary plans. Students will meet with counselors by grade level. Please review the schedule below to see when students will meet with their counselor. 

If students need further help, it is advised that they reach out to their counselors during the week that their grade level is balloting.  Students may also call the counseling office at (209) 574-1679 with general questions or for assistance.