Students may enroll in MDLP summer courses to address learning deficiencies or for credit advancement. All courses are asynchronous, self-paced with suggested due dates, and require independent learning. All courses are taught by appropriately certified teachers, who answer questions, provide feedback, and support student success throughout the course.

MDLP summer course enrollment is happening now and ends on Thursday, June 29, 2023. Course end dates will be set eighteen weeks from the course start date unless requested otherwise. Students are highly encouraged to complete all summer courses before the first day of school in August.

MDLP summer course tuition is $175 per semester-length course. This tuition rate applies to all MDLP summer courses for MPS and non-MPS students. Tuition may be paid online through MPS web page, by phone by calling MDLP, or in person in the MDLP office.

Students who wish to enroll in multiple summer courses may enroll in them concurrently or consecutively. However, extensive analysis of MDLP summer school data shows that students are most successful when they enroll in only one online summer course and complete it before the start of the regular school year. Students who enroll in multiple courses are most successful when they enroll in one core course and one elective or two elective courses. Concurrent enrollment may not be allowed for some enrollments due to prerequisite requirements.

More information regarding summer courses can be found at MDLP Summer Courses.

Parent tutorial videos and additional resources have been added to the parent page. Login to the parent page and click on the Parent Tutorials and Resources button near the top of the page. Tutorial videos with screenshots and audio are available for navigating the parent page, navigating the portfolio/gradebook, and navigating the course pacing guide. These tutorials were developed by the MDLP registration team as a resource to help parent better support their students in the online setting.

Parents sometimes request a crash course on how to navigate the MDLP interface. While they have access to the student orientation module, which students must complete before accessing their first MDLP course, a quick guide on checking attendance, grades, and progress is often helpful. More information regarding how parents can monitor their students online can be found at Parent How To's.

MPS offers a wealth of information to help students prepare for life after high school - whether that be college, career, or community work. The MPS Prepare to Succeed page includes information on the MPS graduation plus model, scholarships, college fair, and summer opportunities. 

The Mesa College Promise is a commitment from the City of Mesa to its residents that all eligible graduating Mesa high school students can attend Mesa Community College for two years with Arizona resident tuition and fees fully funded. The Mesa College Promise provides financial support to students with demonstrated financial needs but who have not received enough Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) funds or other scholarships to completely cover the cost of college.

The Arizona Promise Program opens the door of opportunity to students from low-income families. With a guaranteed scholarship for eligible students to cover Arizona public university tuition and fees, higher education will be more accessible and affordable for more Arizona students and their families.

Students who need information regarding in-state community colleges and universities should visit the MPS Prepare to Succeed page for direct links for mapping your path from high school to MCC, ASU, NAU, or U of A. 

Students who need assistance with FAFSA should visit the MPS FAFSA page.