• Language Arts: Phonics, Reading, Language Development, Writing, Poetry
• Numbers with an introduction to addition and subtraction
• Social Studies
• Science
• Developmental/Think and Learn Skills
• Bible
• Music
• Arts/Crafts

• Language and Compostion
• Spelling and Vocabulary
• Reading
• Math
• History
• Bible
• Science
• Cursive Handwriting
• Music
• Art
• Physical Education

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  2nd Grade

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  3rd Grade

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  3rd Grade

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  5th Grade

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  5th Grade

1. The shift from elementary school academics to Middle School:

• Cognitive readiness for college preparatory high school
• Rigorous schedule with rotating classes
• Low teacher/student ratio
• English: Students are taught to love and appreciate literature.
• Compositions and writing become more organized and develop under the emphasis of vocabulary and grammatical structure
• Math: Intermediate math and pre-algebra will build a solid foundation on simpler concepts that prepare students for the complex concepts in high school
• History, Science, Health: Students are prepared for advanced education in all these areas, learning the compatibility of faith and science as well as history

2. Emphasis on growth in all areas:

• Educational field trips throughout the year
• Exposure to a wide variety of interests such as performance, athletics, art, music, etc.
• Clubs such as P31 (for girls, based on Proverbs 31) and ManUp (for boys) with practical teaching for real life issues
• Advanced degreed teachers who take an interest in the growth of the whole student, not just academics
• Weekly chapel geared for this age group
• Preparation for standardized achievement tests with consistently high scores
• Inter-scholastic sports including flag football, volleyball, and more

1. College preparatory classes include an honors track or diploma track:

• Math: Algebra I & II, Consumer Math, Geometry, Calculus & Trigonometry, Business Statistics
• Science: Biology, Matter & Energy, Chemistry, Physics, all with full laboratory sessions weekly
• English: Literature, Grammar, Poetry, Spelling, Vocabulary, and Composition. Senior year includes research and analysis on career/profession interests and college investigation
• History, Science, Health: Students are prepared for advanced education in all these areas, learning the compatibility of faith and science as well as history
• Electives: Journalism, Art Studio, Performance Ensemble, Speech/Public Speaking, Life Skills, STEM/Computer Applications, Spanish

2. Emphasis on growth in all areas:  

• Clubs such as P31 (for girls, based on Proverbs 31) and ManUp (for boys) with practical teaching for real life issues
• Advanced degreed teachers who take an interest in the growth of the whole student, not just academics
• Field trips with a missions emphasis as well as yearly educational trips
• Weekly chapel geared for this age group
• Preparation for standardized achievement tests and ACT with consistently high scores
• Inter-scholastic sports including flag football, volleyball, and more