Welcome To Mountain Education
our mission
To provide a second chance opportunity for students across North Georgia to earn an accredited High School Diploma in a student-centered, self-paced, evening public high school.
OUR VISION
The first choice for a second chance to build a better future through education
WHO WE ARE
14:1
Student to Teacher Ratio
86%
Seniors Graduated in SY21
2700
Over 2700 students
479
Graduates SY22
Mtn Ed
Three Decades of Community Development
100%
Students Completed Life Action Plans
25
Ranking in GA in US History Milestone Achievement Scores
5500
Graduates Since 1993
1:1
Work At Your Own Pace
Upcoming Events
Davekio R. - MECHS believed in me and helped me set goals.
Davekio Rucker is a Class of 2020 graduate from the Bowman Site. He chose to enroll at MECHS because he wanted to work at his own pace and accomplish his goal of enlisting in the United States Marine Corps. Davekio reported for basic training at Parris Island on June 1, 2020, and graduated from basic training on September 11, 2020. He is currently in school at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina to become a supply specialist. Davekio said this when asked about who helped him along the way, "I will always appreciate the support and encouragement I received from my math teacher, Mr. Looney, and Grad Coaches, Mrs. Gearhart and Mrs. Williams. They believed in me and helped me set goals to earn my high school diploma.
Ishmael C- Attending Kennesaw State with Scholarships
Ismael Contrares came to MECHS more than two years behind in his school work due to personal setbacks. Ismael enrolled the Hill Center Site in Forsyth County and immediately began accelerating in his classes. He was awarded the privilege of being chosen to represent his site at the annual MECHS Washington D.C. Trip. Ismael graduated from MECHS and is now attending Kennesaw State University with plans to pursue a career in music. Ismael is a highly awarded trombone player and will play at KSU.
Jaida A- She found her happiness and peace at MECHS
Jaida came to MECHS because she was at a crossroads in her life where she wanted to drop out of high school. Instead, she decided to enroll at the Lumpkin Site. Jaida went into MECHS expecting to hate it just as much as day school, but it turned out to be the complete opposite experience for her! In the first couple of months, her attendance was slacking, so the teachers challenged her to do better and encouraged her to come to school, which ultimately boosted her confidence. Jaida says, "not only did they push me to educate myself, but they also pushed me to find my happiness and peace. I was shown love and care from everyone I came into contact with every step of my journey at MECHS." Despite Jaida doubting her abilities, she graduated early, while working full time, and now plans to attend college for psychology and criminal investigation. Jaida also received multiple scholarships from MECHS to assist with her college expenses. She plans to push herself to be the best and happiest version of herself.