“A man’s value is decided by what he adds to others throughout his journey of life.”
From this standpoint, our mission at MLS is to work hard in order to provide our students with a proper
educational environment to prepare an ethically and educationally distinguished generation.
A generation that believes in the issues of its nation, belongs to its homeland, keeps pace with
development in all areas of life, and adheres to its religion, customs and traditions.
Our school aims at providing the educators with the latest means of professional development in order to maintain high quality education that focuses on academics as well as character building to produce well-rounded students.
Mr. Khaled El-Bahrawy
ESL curriculum (English as a second language) is based on the belief that broad proficiency in English is essential to students’ success in both their social and academic lives and to their ability to take their place in society as responsible and productive citizens. The curriculum is designed to provide English language learners with the knowledge and skills they need to achieve their goals. Its aim is to help students become successful English language learners who can attain the following targets:
This culminating vision of successful English language teaching identifies the language skills and capabilities required for success in MLS education system. That is why the expectations outlined in our ESL curriculum are designed to enable students to develop the above important skills and potentialities.
Bearing all the above in mind, MLS language consultants and staff have built and designed a curriculum that is mainly a mixture of all standards to be met in American, British and National systems to prepare our students for any future plans and provide them with the tools to function in all systems they might find themselves in.
General Misbehaviour
MLS follows a zero tolerance policy. General misbehaviour includes the use of foul or disrespectful language, incidents of fighting, bullying, intimidation, threats, any type of physical aggression, or smoking.
First Time Offense: Parents will be immediately notified. The student will receive a warning letter, and two days of out-of- school suspension will be administered. This letter is to be signed and kept in the student’s file.
Second Time Offense: Parents will be immediately notified. The student will receive a second warning letter, and one week of out-of-school suspension will be administered.
Third Time Offense: Expulsion
Late Arrivals & Tardiness
Students should arrive at school before 7:50 a.m. The first class bell rings at 7:45 a.m.
The school gates close at 8:00a.m. sharp. Any arrivals after that time are considered late.
Late arrivals (between 8:00a.m. and before 8:15a.m.) will result in the following actions.
First Time: A warning will be issued, and the student will not be able to attend the first class.
Second Time: A phone call and a written notice will be sent to the parents; in addition, the student will not be able to attend the first class and the attendance grades of the first period will be deducted.
Third time: Student will not be allowed to school, he/she will be sent home, and it will be considered as an unexcused absence.
SPECIAL Division