Middle School

Every subject area—whether math, science, literature, or social studies—is viewed through the lens of biblical truth. Teachers consistently draw connections between academic content and biblical principles, helping students see how God’s truth relates to all areas of life.

Scripture is used not just in Bible classes but infused into lessons across the curriculum to foster a Christian worldview.

A primary goal is to guide students toward a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, encouraging daily prayer, Bible study, and participation in Christian community.

Character development is a significant focus, with traits such as integrity, compassion, humility, and service emphasized as reflections of Christlike behavior.

While academics are viewed as an opportunity to honor God, there is also a commitment to high standards of academic excellence. Students are encouraged to do their best in all areas as an act of worship and stewardship of their God-given gifts.

Critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity are valued within the context of a biblical worldview, preparing students to be thoughtful, informed Christian leaders.

Middle school students are encouraged to develop a servant-leader mindset, reflecting Christ’s example of leadership through service. Opportunities for service projects, missions, and outreach programs are integrated into the curriculum.

Leadership is nurtured through teamwork, collaboration, and mentoring relationships, promoting respect for others and a heart for the needs of the world.

Recognizing the unique developmental stage of middle school students, the school supports a nurturing environment where emotional and social growth are key. The school fosters a community where students feel valued and supported.

Christian educators act as role models, helping students navigate the challenges of adolescence while encouraging them to grow in their faith and reliance on God.

STEAM-integrated middle school philosophy emphasizes a dynamic, interdisciplinary approach to education that merges Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts, and Mathematics. This approach nurtures students’ creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills in a real-world context.

The philosophy fosters a growth mindset, preparing students to thrive in an ever-evolving, technology-driven world. By integrating the arts, it also cultivates emotional intelligence and creativity, ensuring students develop holistically, equipping them not only with technical skills but also with the ability to communicate, empathize, and think imaginatively.

This STEAM focus empowers students to become lifelong learners, capable of making meaningful contributions in a global society.

A Christ-centered education philosophy sees parents and the local church as partners in the spiritual development of students. The school collaborates with families and church communities to reinforce biblical teachings and values.

Regular communication between the school and home ensures that the child’s spiritual, academic, and emotional growth is supported in both contexts.