Middle school is a jumble of emotions for most young adults. Their first steps toward maturity require sensitivity, guidance, and patience. Your child will experience an extensive program that trains them for success in an increasingly complex world.

Our curriculum is well-regarded and academically rigorous. Within a Christian sphere, our students learn “how to learn” to develop into analytical, comprehensive thinkers with confidence in their abilities. Religion is taught as part of the curriculum, encouraging them to think about Faith and the role it plays in their daily lives. Our small classrooms allow each child’s unique strengths to develop so they leave well-prepared for their next level of education.

Expected Learning Results
We have set schoolwide goals for our students. As a community of teachers, staff, parishioners, families, and students, we prepare our graduates to be:

1) Effective communicators with excellent:

• reading skills
• writing skills
• speaking skills
• ability to work cooperatively in group
• ability to problem-solve

2) Critical thinkers who:

• Problem solve analytically across subjects and tasks
• Proficiently use technology
• Identify, evaluate, and use resources and information for research and study
• Develop self-confidence through taking learning risks and learn from their failures as well as successes

3) Responsible citizens who:

• Contribute to a safe atmosphere of Christian values of kindness and respect
• Embrace civic participation
• Recognize and respect diversity
• Make moral choices
• Accept the consequences of one’s actions
• Resolve conflicts in a positive manner

4) Self-directed, life-long learners with enthusiasm and curioustiy who:

• Appreciate literature and the fine arts
• Demonstrate sustained commitment to the completion of projects

5) Students who value and maintain:

• Physical, spiritual, and social well-being
• Self-discipline
• Ability to ask for help when needed