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April 22, 2022
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Hear From Our Students
Middle School prepares scholars for success in high school and serves as a pivotal moment when many scholars develop their passion and interests. At IDEA, we prioritize the development of the whole child. Sixth grade marks the transition of scholars becoming more resourceful learners who take initiative.
Check out the video below to hear from our students and find out what they appreciate most from our team & family.
6th Grade Student Experience
Our scholars engage in intensive study of different topics through the use of carefully selected texts. Students engage with in-depth text analysis and cross-curricular activities that reference literature, visual media, art, social students, and science.
"Building a strong work ethic will get me to a better college. College Prep is harder, and it's worth it. The teachers challenge me a lot, but this will get me to a better place. "
Academic Highlights
• Pre-Advanced Placement Coursework • Robust Extra-Curricular Activities
Classes and Activities
• English & Language Arts • Mathematics • Social Studies • Science • Spanish • Physical Education • College Field Lessons • The Road To And Through College Class
Results
• Gearing Up for Success in College Preparatory • Developing Passions and Interests • Our 6-8 grade scholars outperformed their state-wide peers on standardized tests by 11%.
Expert Middle School Teachers
IDEA’s expert teachers are critical to ensuring scholars are prepared for college and life. Our teachers invest time and effort in each scholar’s success, working day in and day out to ensure that they are set on the path to success.
See a real student work math example from an IDEA 6th grader!
Reach out to an Enrollment Coordinator near you, an IDEA staff member dedicated to answering all of your campus related questions.
"My goal is to make each of my lessons fun and engaging. I strive to incorporate what I call the 'joy factor' and aim to make them laugh every day. I want my scholars to feel safe and comfortable in my classroom, so they can truly enjoy the process of learning."
Planning For High School
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