Middle School follows a blended semester model, with full-year enrichment subjects scheduled on Wednesdays and academic subjects taught in semester blocks.

On Flex Wednesdays, students begin with an extended homeroom block focused on building community, developing leadership, and participating in service opportunities. They then join clubs where they can pursue personal interests in areas such as the arts, technology, or sports. Together, these experiences support our mission to nurture courageous contributors who care for themselves and others. Homeroom encourages belonging, kindness, and integrity, while clubs promote exploration, creativity, and service. For middle school students (ages 11–15), these opportunities strengthen both relationships and self-confidence.

The second half of Flex Wednesday is dedicated to academic skill development and creative application. During the Academic Block, students build literacy, numeracy, and research strategies tailored to their needs. In the Explore Block, they integrate learning across subjects to solve real-world problems. This balanced approach develops critical thinking, collaboration, and reflection—skills that extend well beyond middle school. Rooted in our values of service and resilience, students learn to apply their knowledge in meaningful ways.

Together with Homeroom and Clubs, Flex Wednesday creates a unique rhythm of community, growth, and discovery.