Middle School (6-8)
Growing Independence, Responsibility, and Readiness
Middle school marks a time of growing independence and responsibility as students prepare for high school and beyond. At Sacred Heart, students in grades 6–8 follow individualized schedules with six class periods and a homeroom, including core subjects like math, science, language arts, social studies, religion, PE, and Spanish or ARC. Electives are also offered in arts, technology, and other enriching courses.
Students move between classrooms throughout the day, with lockers to support organization and independence. They also participate in a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) program, using personal devices to enhance learning and build digital skills. Beyond academics, students engage in a meaningful service program and have opportunities to grow as leaders through various leadership roles and activities.
Curriculum
Students build strong academic foundations in Math, Science, Language Arts, Social Studies, and Religion, while exploring interests through a variety of electives that support creativity, critical thinking, and personal growth.
Virtue Ambassadors
Our Virtue Ambassador program recognizes 3-8th grade students who lead by example in living out the virtues of curiosity, gratitude, empathy, resilience, integrity, and respect.
Academic Resource Class (ARC)
ARC is a Middle School elective that supports students with executive skills, study strategies tailored to learning styles, and targeted help in reading, writing, and math.
Service Program
Our students dive into hands-on service projects that foster empathy, strengthen community, and reveal how meaningful giving back can truly be.
Student Leadership
Middle school students in student council help lead our school community by planning events and assemblies, and setting a positive example for others.
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
Our BYOD program empowers students in grades 5–8 to enhance their learning with personal devices, building digital skills and responsibility along the way.
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