Middle School 6-8

While the Grammar stage is learning the “what” or facts of something, the Logic stage is dedicated to the learning of “why.” In this phase, students naturally test the facts they have learned, putting data together in an understandable way. Students in these years develop the capacity for more abstract thought, as they expand on the knowledge base acquired during the Grammar stage.

  • Logic: Early logic skills developed in all subjects

    Bible: The Gospels

    Humanities: Ancients

    Latin: Latin Primer

    Math: 6th Grade Math

    Science: Human Anatomy & Physiology

    Physical Education: Sport Fundamentals

    Music: Cantorum (all school choir) or Orchestra (violin, viola, cello)

    Electives: One elective chosen per semester

  • Logic: Informal Logic

    Bible: Acts-Revelation

    Humanities: Medieval

    Latin: Intermediate Latin

    Math: Pre-Algebra

    Science: Earth Science

    Physical Education: Sports Fundamentals

    Music: Cantorum (all school choir) or Orchestra (violin, viola, or cello)

    Electives: One elective chosen per semester

  • Logic: Formal Logic

    Bible: The Torah

    Humanities: Modern

    Latin: Advanced Latin

    Math: Algebra I

    Science: Physical Science

    Physical Education: Sports Fundamentals

    Music: Cantorum (all school choir) or Orchestra (violin, viola, or cello)

    Electives: One elective chosen per semester