Middle school is a pivotal season when students begin to discover who they’re becoming. Their capacity for deeper thought grows alongside a natural desire to understand the world and their place in it. It’s a time filled with questions, possibilities, and a growing sense of independence. It’s a season that calls for more than academic instruction.
At this age, students need a community where truth anchors their identity and trusted mentors walk beside them. They thrive in an environment where they’re known, challenged, and encouraged. They yearn for a place where questions are welcomed and wise guidance helps shape both character and conviction.
That’s the heart of our middle school. We create a space where students feel safe enough to explore, supported enough to take risks, and confident enough to grow into who God made them to be. Here, academic excellence and character formation aren’t separate goals—they’re woven together, strengthening one another every step of the way.
In our classrooms and hallways, you'll find students wrestling with meaningful questions and learning to articulate what they believe with both passion and respect. They're putting their faith to work through community service opportunities, surrounded by classmates from five continents and eight different countries. This rich diversity helps them develop a global perspective while staying anchored in biblical truth.
These are the years when students begin to own their faith rather than simply inherit it. When they discover they're capable of more than they imagined. When everything they've learned in their younger years starts supporting the confident, thoughtful people they're becoming.
