In recognition of our core value of Egyptian Citizenship, Metropolitan School would like to greet all its families and the entire Egyptian community on the occasion of celebrating the 23rd of July. The 23rd of July marks the anniversary of the Egyptian Revolution in 1952 which led to the declaration

Metropolitan School wishes all Met families a blessed Eid Al – Adha. Please note that Metropolitan School will be closed to celebrate the occasion from Sunday, July 18, 2021, to Thursday, July 22, 2021. We will resume our campus working hours from 8:00 am till 3:00 pm starting Sunday, July

Grade 9 students presented a “roast or toast” about an absolute monarch of Europe. Students completed independent research about a specific ruler and presented their findings to the class by either roasting (criticizing) or toasting (celebrating) the aspects of what makes a great or terrible ruler.

Students in Grade 6 read the novel Wonder, by R.J. Palacio. The book is about a 10-year-old boy named August, who is born with a rare genetic syndrome known at Treacher-Collins. The main character, August, is attending school for the first time and faces many challenges including bullying. Our students spent

Students in 8th grade have been studying a novel that requires them to analyze a story of survival and resiliency. The work that they have done in the 4th quarter has been amazing. Great job 8th graders for working so hard during many difficult times.