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Bible - Positive Action for Christ
Middle school youth gain biblical wisdom for relationships, character, family, friends, leadership, and decision-making all the while gaining depth of knowledge in the Bible.
Literature - Bob Jones University Press
Literary selections allow students to gain wisdom and insight through the pleasure of reading. Students will study multiple genres from many cultures including fables, drama, poetry, hymns, Scripture, short story, biography, autobiographical accounts, historical essays, fiction, novel, folktale, personal essay, humorous essay, and diary. One of the major goals is to help the student learn to interpret, analyze, and evaluate authors, works, themes, and terms with discernment.
Math - Saxon
Saxon math is a time-tested program and uses embedded differentiated instruction to teach Algebraic thinking and in-depth problem solving. Students apply strategies and justify their thinking to developing higher-order thinking skills helping them to become more confident problem solvers. It provides a great foundation for high school and college math studies.
Writing - Bob Jones University Press
Our writing curriculum begins with the fundamentals of grammar, mechanics and sentence structure and moves to the writing process—planning, drafting, revising, proofreading, thesis statement, outlining, introductory and concluding paragraphs, publishing, and paragraph development. We also teach the elements of style — precise words and the skill of showing not telling. Examples of writing projects include biographical sketch, exposition, science report evaluation, family tradition report, drama scene, persuasive essay, letter to editor, poetry, descriptive essay, news story, business letters, autobiography, fable, debate script, and print advertisement.
History - Bob Jones University Press
Students gain an appreciation for the past as they learn responsible citizenship in heritage studies, world studies and the America republic.
Science - Bob Jones University Press
Our lab based science program uses a hands-on approach to learning about the world God created in courses such as general science, life science, space and earth science. In February, all students participate in the school Science Fair.
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