Middle School Academics

Critical Thinking. Problem Solving. Risk Taking.

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Small classes offer daily individual attention, with a traditional curriculum that builds critical thinking and problem-solving skills. As boys advance, homework and exams increase, complemented by trips and community service. These years help boys grow self-assured, discover their strengths, and prepare confidently for Upper School challenges.

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Computer Science

Students deepen collaborative and critical thinking skills across several mediums to prepare for more advanced computer science concepts.

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English

Our boys refine writing, reading, and grammatical skills, gaining the tools needed to thrive when working with the written word.

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History

Students examine the past to reflect on how history shapes their community and the entirety of humankind.

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Mathematics

Through an algebra curriculum, students learn the power of numbers and deepen their problem-solving skills.

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Modern Language

Our boys form a solid framework of vocabulary and grammar, building their confidence in communication and deepening their appreciation for different cultures.

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Science

Weekly lab courses and activities introduce students to the scientific method and the process of scientific investigations.

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Homecoming 2025: One for the Storybooks

Homecoming 2025: One for the Storybooks

Spectacular fall weather set the stage for a breathtaking Homecoming 2025, as alumni, students, parents, and friends flocked to Edwards Campus for a weekend filled with thrilling athletic contests, joyful connections, and heartfelt reunions.

Impossible Foods Leader: ‘Dial Back the Rhetoric’

Impossible Foods Leader: ‘Dial Back the Rhetoric’

Peter McGuinness, the CEO of Impossible Foods, spoke to Upper School students about the $1.4 trillion meat industry — as he also outlined efforts to “dial back the rhetoric” and invite more people to incorporate “delicious, nutritious” plant-based meat in their diets.

Visiting Author: Great Art Is ‘Bedrock of the Human Story’

Visiting Author: Great Art Is ‘Bedrock of the Human Story’

Patrick Bringley, a New York Times bestselling author, spoke to Upper School students about grief — and the solace and meaning he ended up finding through his decade of work as a security guard at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.