Middle School (6–8)
Growing in Faith, Knowledge, and Confidence
Welcome to middle school! These are major transition years for students. Our middle school program keeps learning fun while helping students become responsible and self-motivated. We love to see students build their confidence and grow their faith.
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Making Disciples
Middle schoolers have deep questions about God and faith. We guide, mentor, and encourage them in their spiritual walk. There is no task we value more.
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Building Confidence
The transiton from lower to middle school is a big one. We design classes and programs to help middle schoolers build confidence and develop independence.
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Teaching Creatively
We believe students learn more when they enjoy the process. Our middle school teachers keep learning fun by varying teaching methods, finding joy in learning, and creating activities that reinforce lessons.
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Forming Connections
Through our House system, students form meaningful connections across grades. Teamwork is a must in the House system, and students learn how to work together and support each other.
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Promoting Creativity
When students create, they express the image of the Creator in them. We provide opportunities inside and outside the clasroom for this kind of meaningful creative expression.
Our Mission: We teach students to love others as Christ loves them, to think creatively and learn with open minds, and to live courageously to the glory of God.



The House System
Every middle school student is sorted into a mixed-grade House named to honor specific values of our city, school, and faith. Students compete in their Houses throughout the year for a House Cup. Points are awarded for behavior, academics, and service. A student’s House affiliation and sponsor will remain the same throughout his or her time in middle school to allow for stronger connections.








8th Grade Trip to Washington D.C.
Getting outside the classroom helps students broaden their perspectives while building confidence and encouraging independent learning. Every year, our eighth grade students take an optional multi-day field trip to our nation’s capital to experience history firsthand.

Washington D.C.
Eighth graders explore the nation’s capital including the Smithsonian Museums and National Archives, National Museum of African American History & Culture, the Capitol, presidential memorials, and more. They also stop for tours at Monticello and Mount Vernon.
Middle School News

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