Middle School

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  Sixth Grade

  Sixth grade is a year of structure, organization, and growing independence. As students enter adolescence, they benefit from clear expectations and dependable routines while developing the study habits and organizational skills needed for increasingly complex work. Their growing interest in how the world works is reflected in a curriculum that explores cause and effect, the laws of the natural world, and the enduring structures of civilizations such as Ancient Rome.
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  Seventh Grade

  Seventh grade is a year of reflection, imagination, and self-discovery. As students become more aware of themselves and their relationships with others, they are drawn to questions of identity, beauty, and human experience. In science, they begin their first sustained encounters with the hard sciences—chemistry and physics. Alongside rich opportunities for creative expression through writing, poetry, history, and the arts, students continue to explore both the world around them and their own emerging perspectives.
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  Eighth Grade

  Eighth grade is a year of purpose, leadership, and transformation. Students are eager to question assumptions, engage with big ideas, and imagine how they can shape the future. Through the study of revolutions, modern history, science, and their own culminating class projects, they develop the confidence, responsibility, and vision to lead, serve, and take the next step into high school.