Middle School

Leadership development begins in middle school as students are taught and empowered to self-advocate and lean into their strengths.

The curriculum focuses on the core subject areas of language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies. Acting as a distinct unit of the school, social-emotional development occurs around the advisory program, middle school clubs, and extra-curriculars, including sports teams.

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Leaning into Strengths

Humanities

From core writing principles anchored by novel study and Wordly Wise vocabulary to US History, Geography, Economics and Civics, English and Social Studies encourage building foundations for upper school.

STEM

Science curriculum advances from life science to earth science and culminates in physical science as math progresses to Prealgebra and Algebra. Electives reinforce problem-solving skills in application.

Creativity

Studio art explores a variety of media in creative expression. i4 which stands for imagination, innovation, invention, and inspiration, is an application of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics principles in a teamwork-based curriculum.

Engagement

Field experiences as a class, in advisory, or with subject-area teachers connect students to real-world examples of their learning and promote community service to connect and engage with others.