Focusing on the Whole Child
Academic excellence at the Middle School is promoted through instruction that is both rigorous and highly supportive. Building on skills taught during Lower School grades, students are introduced to new concepts in science, math, history, and foreign language. Classes are taught by a caring, dedicated group of instructors who understand the dramatic changes associated with this period of life. Faculty members participate in weekly team meetings to monitor students progress, and to ensure that lesson plans and curricula are fully integrated.
Middle school students develop social values and continue on a journey of spiritual growth through attendance at bi-weekly Mass, daily recitation of our Character Pledge, and participation in Christian Service training. Physical education classes emphasize sportsmanship and teamwork while promoting physical development. The Middle School program includes opportunities for students to participate in art, music, and drama classes and productions that foster artistic expression. Extracurricular clubs and activities help spark new interests and passions.
The Middle School at a Glance
MIDDLE SCHOOL SPOTLIGHT -
From The Summit Magazine, Winter 2006
THE BUZZ OF THE MIDDLE SCHOOL
It's 8:09 a.m. as I walk up the front steps of The Summit's Harold C. Schott Middle School. I'm happily greeted by two students holding the doors open with a cheerful "Good Morning!" Upon entering, I notice the climate is abuzz with activity.
6th Graders design Frank Lloyd Wright home
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Frank Lloyd Wright
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