Programs
Middlefield Collegiate Institute is known to have the widest array of Tech courses in South-east York Region. MCI offers Automotive Technology, Transportation Technology, Construction Technology, Design Technology, Computer Technology, Hairstyling and Aesthetic Technology, Communication Technology, Information Technology, Business Technology and Wood Shop. Other than that, the school also provides;
- Alternative Education Program
- English as a Second Language Program
- Specialist High Skills Major in Transportation Technology and Health and Wellness
- Special Education Programs
- Co-op Education Program
- Advance Placement Programs in Science, Math and Technology
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