Middle 
School

Reading: Students develop skills in identifying main ideas, supporting details, making inferences, summarizing, and analyzing text structure. They learn to determine the meaning of words using context clues, synonyms, and antonyms. Students engage in close reading of complex texts to understand their nuances and develop critical thinking skills. 

Writing: Students develop their ability to write informative texts, including essays and reports; enhance their storytelling abilities and develop a focus on detail; and  learn to construct arguments and support them with evidence. 

Speaking and Listening: Students learn to communicate clearly and concisely, both in writing and speaking. Students practice active listening and participate in discussions, asking questions and adding their own ideas.

The Carnegie Learning Middle School Math Solution is a fundamental math program designed for a wide array of thinkers. This initiative inspires every student to find joy in mathematics while achieving and exceeding grade-level standards, fostering a profound understanding of the subject. Through AI-driven adaptive learning, collaborative projects, and engaging math discussions, students elevate their skills and uncover their potential as budding mathematicians.

In grades 6 to 8, the religion curriculum builds on earlier lessons with more in-depth activities. Students explore their faith through Finding God, which includes fun and thoughtful exercises to help them grow spiritually. Safe and Sacred teaches them about personal safety and respect, all within a faith-based setting, ensuring they feel secure as they learn. Also, the Dynamic Catholic program offers exciting Catholic teachings, encouraging students to embrace their faith with happiness and enthusiasm.