Middle School

Sixth through Eighth Grade

While early adolescence can be challenging, for young people as well as for their parents, our Team of Christian educators sees the great opportunities that the Lord has set before us.  Middle Schoolers come to us as children, and, in three short years, leave as young adults.  What happens in those three years often determines the path that each young adult will take from that point forward.  Because teachers can profoundly impact young adolescents, we are humbled and privileged to be used by God to shape our future leaders in every aspect of their lives. 

Our Middle School Team knows that God has called each of us to serve the needs of the students and families that He brings to our school.  Under the Lord's guidance, we offer a Christ-centered program with high academic standards that focuses on nurturing each child as he or she grows "in wisdom and stature and in favor with God and man."(Luke 2:52).

Middle School Enrichment

• The enrichment period in sixth and seventh grade consists of three courses; computer, physical education, and writing workshop.  
• Students in eighth grade are afforded the opportunity to select their enrichment rotation course.  Choices include Spanish 1, Art, Computer, or Physical Education. 

Also integrated into the enrichment schedule is Life Skills.  This curriculum seeks to equip students in the spiritual, social, and physical areas of their lives in accordance with biblical truths.  As some content is sensitive in nature, this curriculum is taught in a gender-separated environment.  All content promotes abstinence, is taught from a biblical perspective by teachers/administrators with a strong Christian walk, and has been approved by the SRCS School Board. 

Extracurricular Activities

• Boys’ flag football, soccer, basketball, baseball, golf, tennis, lacrosse
• Girls’ basketball, cheerleading, golf, lacrosse, soccer, softball, tennis, volleyball

Electives

Leadership Opportunities

We are cultivating next generation leaders. We believe that in order to learn and grow, students must do more than passively receive information. They must take an active role in learning and leading each other towards a better understanding of the current challenge

Beginning in preschool, students are given the opportunity to lead within the classroom as helpers. As students grow, they continue to take on more responsibilities in the school.