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A Place to Belong. A Time to Grow.
Middle school is a season of tremendous growth. As students begin forming their identity and taking greater ownership of their learning and faith, they need encouragement, challenge, and strong relationships.
Students are challenged through engaging coursework that develops critical thinking, problem-solving, organization, collaboration, and independent learning. Middle school students build a strong academic foundation through core classes in Bible, English, Math, Science, and Social Studies, while their daily homeroom reinforces study skills, organization, and personal responsibility. Students also begin exploring their interests through a variety of elective courses, helping them discover new passions while preparing for the opportunities and rigor of high school.
Students deepen their understanding of Scripture, ask meaningful questions, develop a biblical worldview, and begin making their faith their own. In middle school, students start a weekly Bible journal, have their own dedicated chapel, and are part of a small group that meets regularly.
Middle school students enter high school with stronger study habits, growing confidence, leadership skills, and a faith that continues to mature.
