Marion Technical Institute
  • Marion Technical Institute
  • Marion Technical Institute
  • Marion Technical Institute
  • Marion Technical Institute
  • Marion Technical Institute
  • Marion Technical Institute
  • Marion Technical Institute
  • Marion Technical Institute

Welcome to Marion Technical Institute!

MTI prepares students for success
in college and in life!

Students will receive a high school diploma while also having the opportunity to earn impressive national certifications, scholarship money and college credits through Gold Seal programs. Working closely with Business Advisory Councils composed of local industry leaders, students will participate in work-based learning experiences and “hands-on” training activities while attending MTI.

MTI was recently named one of the best high schools in the nation.  Check out this article from US News and World Report.

High school sophomores can finish their high school programs with career and college focused offerings at MTI. Don't wait and be lost in the shuffle - now is the time to apply for the 2013-2014 school year. MTI offers academic and vocational programs for juniors and seniors in high school.  Enrolling at MTI promises students' engagement, challenge and achievement. MTI offers an environment that is unique and innovative in Marion County and Florida! Want to visit campus? Just call 671-4765 for a personalized tour of the school! This is your chance to make a new choice...remember your future starts TODAY!  Fill out your application today.

GET THE LATEST INFO via the MTI monthly newsletter - special event information, calendar of activities, and other up-dates about MTI programs!

The Junior CEOC Exam Schedule is as follows for the week of June 3 - June 6:  

Tuesday, 6/4

 Period

 Teacher

8:00-9:30

1st Period

Blair, Holzhauser, Most

 

 

 

9:45-11:15

2nd Period

Blair, Holzhauser, Most

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wednesday, 6/5

 

 

8:00-9:30

3rd Period

Blair

 

7th Period

Most

 

 

 

9:45-11:15

4th Period

Blair, Holzhauser, Most

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thursday, 6/6

 

 

8:00-9:30

5th Period

Blair, Holzhauser, Most

 

 

 

9:45-11:15

6th Period

Blair, Holzhauser

 

 

 

Juniors should come to school on the days that they have a CEOC Exam in the period being tested.

Four Algebra II students from 7th period need to look carefully on this schedule to find their time 

to test.  All testing takes place in the regular classroom.   Please be here and on time for your

exams.  There is very little room for makeups.

High School

Date of Graduation

Guidance Office

Cap & Gown Cost

Belleview

Saturday, June 8th @ 8 am

671-6211

$47.00

Dunnellon

Friday, June 7th @ 7 pm

465-6761

$51.00

Forest

Saturday, June 8th @ 8 am

671-4715

$65.50

Lake Weir

Thursday, June 6th @ 7 pm

671-4822

$55.50

Marion Technical Institute

Thursday, May 30th @ 6 pm

671-4765

 

North Marion

Thursday, June 6th @ 7 pm

671-6021

$67.00

Vanguard

Friday, June 7th  @ 7 pm

671-4902

$65.00

West Port

Friday, June 7th  @ 6 pm

291-4000

$71.00

 Common End  Of Course Exams (CEOCE)- The following website provides study guides for students preparing for CEOCE. These course exams are given in all Marion County Public Schools. If interested in looking at the exam content and for skill practice, please go to: http://www.marion.k12.fl.us/parents/studyguides.cfm.


 

 

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The MTI Curriculum Guide

Guidance Services

Upcoming Events



Important Information

 

 

The typical school day runs from 7:45 am - 4:15 pm, Monday through Thursday.  Breakfast is served from 7:15 am - 7:35 am.  Lunch is from 11:07am - 11:47 am. 

Base School Activities:  Students are encouraged to attend base school functions; however there is a process.  Always start by seeing Mrs. Sue Eatmon for an approval form before purchasing tickets or attending any events.

Live@Edu

Students have been given a fantastic opportunity to have access to 25 gig of collaborative storage space and school email accounts. You can log into Live@edu to access your account. Go there NOW!

Students can email their peers and teachers and also share their files that they can access from any computer with an internet connection.

On-Campus Wireless Laptop Access

Students may now bring their laptops on campus and make use of the wireless network here at Marion Technical Institute. This is a great opportunity to learn how to use a laptop as a learning tool in preparation for attending college or obtaining a job.

Please be aware that MTI & Marion County Schools will not repair, service or troubleshoot a student electronic device. Students are responsible for the security of their laptop and should not leave it unattended or share a locker.

It is a privilege, not a right to use your laptop on campus. A violation of County and School rules will be dealt with based on the guidelines in the Student Code of Conduct.

Read more about Student Technology at MTI.