MCC Goes Online
I am thrilled to share an exciting development for the coming year: the launch of our MCC Online Campus! This innovative venture is designed to extend our reach and offer our exceptional Christian education to a broader community across Victoria.
Our decision to develop an online campus stems from our commitment to meeting the diverse needs of families and students. Here’s why we are embarking on this new journey:
- Reaching Regional Families: Many families in regional areas lack access to quality Christian education. Our Online Campus bridges this gap, bringing our vibrant community and high-standard education to them, no matter where they live.
- Supporting Aspiring Athletes and Performers: Students with sporting or performing aspirations often require flexible schedules to pursue their dreams. Our Online Campus provides this flexibility, allowing them to balance their education with their passions seamlessly.
- Inclusive Education for All: Some students face challenges that prevent them from attending onsite schooling. Our Online Campus ensures these students don’t miss out on a quality education and the chance to be part of a supportive community.
- Assisting Homeschooling Families: We offer additional support to homeschooling families, particularly as their children transition into the senior years. Our structured curriculum and resources will enhance their educational experience.
- Welcoming More Families: Due to limited onsite spots, some families are unable to join our community. The Online Campus enables more families to experience the benefits of an MCC education.
The benefits of our Online Campus are extensive. It allows us to cater to a wider range of students, providing them with a flexible, high-quality education grounded in Christian values. It also enables us to foster a more inclusive and diverse community, enriching the experience for all students.
Thank you for your continued support. We look forward to embarking on this exciting journey together and expanding our MCC family.
derek bendall, head of secondary