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Spiritual
Life

Students take part in service learning projects each year, learning to lead with a servant's heart and make an impact for Christ.

Cultivating Critical Thinking Skills

Students engage in a variety of methods to develop critical thinking skills, including logical reasoning, Harkness discussions, hands-on activities and real-world applications.

The  E.A.G.L.E 
Way

Prioritizing a sense of belonging leads to improved well-being and academic engagement.

The Middle School program is designed to support the intellectual, spiritual, social, emotional, and physical development of students during a critical stage of growth. Instruction emphasizes critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving through methods such as logical reasoning, Harkness discussions, and real-world applications. Core academic subjects are offered at both standard and honors levels to meet varying academic needs. Students also participate in a wide range of electives, including fine arts, STEM, and physical education. Character development and leadership are emphasized through community service opportunities and the School’s House System, which fosters belonging, accountability, and teamwork. Middle School students are intentionally guided toward greater independence while remaining supported in a faith-centered learning environment.