6410 South Dante Avenue, Chicago, IL 60637
Phone: 773-324-1020 Fax: 773-324-9235
Academics
THE ESSENTIAL SKILLS OF THE MAN OF CARMEL
Our academic program is designed to meet the needs of our 21st Century, college-bound students.
We work to develop the following essential skills across our curriculum for every young Man of Carmel:
- Read and think critically
- Write and speak clearly
- Research and evaluate information
- Collaborate effectively
- Use technology to improve and demonstrate learning
- "Cultivate CARAVAN values in life and learning.
Academic Programs
At Mount Carmel, we are proud to offer young men levels of college preparation fitted to their unique academic talents, needs, and abilities. We work to identify the strengths of the individual student, placing him in an academic program that will challenge him to reach his full academic potential.
In addition, the McDermott-Doyle Program assists students who have mild to moderate learning differences and require special classroom accommodations to achieve the goal of attending a four-year college or university.
WE TEACH TO BOYS’ STRENGTHS
We are dedicated to providing our students with an outstanding education in an all-male environment in which they can thrive intellectually.
Our teachers are specially trained by the Gurian Institute, a nationally recognized program that focuses on gender-specific learning. The all male atmosphere allows for academic preparation within a rigorous, active, and competitive environment built on honesty and social equality. Our rituals and traditions provide the foundation for teamwork, male-bonding, extra curricular involvement and school spirit that makes the Mount Carmel experience so unique .
College Readiness Standards
ACT's College Readiness Standards are our school standards. We use these standards to measure our students progress in each course by:
- Evaluating students on each standard 6 times throughout the school year (in the middle of each trimester by giving a full ACT test and on each trimester exam)
- Intervening when students demonstrate they are not college ready
Mount Carmel does not discriminate on the basis of race or ethnic origin in the administration of educational policies, financial aid, co-curricular programs or other school programs.
