Middle School

Middle School is a bustling, vibrant community of teachers and students grades 5 through 8. These "middle" years are a time for students to take on increased responsibility in academics and activities. In the classroom or white water rafting down a river during an outdoor education trip, Middle School students really begin to learn who they are.
The program at this level promotes the intellectual and social growth of each student in an atmosphere that respects the emerging adolescent. Middle School students learn to apply their abilities in critical thinking and analysis to new material in the sciences and the humanities and begin study of a foreign language. They take courses in language arts and literature, history and the social sciences, French, Spanish, and/or Latin, mathematics, science, computer, physical education, and the arts. In the Library Media Center, they spend time developing skills in research, reading, and analysis. Middle School students also enjoy increased involvement in community service, student government, extracurricular activities, and sports teams. They learn what it means to assume leadership positions.
Middle School Gallery
All School Winter Concert 2007
Winter Concert December 13, 2007.
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Middle School News
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Debate Update
Posted 5.9.08
On May 3, 2008, the Middle School debate team closed out its 2007-08 season with a wonderful showing at Democracy Prep Middle School in Harlem. Click on "read more" for details.
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The Middle/Upper School Spring Dance Festival
Posted 5.9.08
The Middle/Upper School Spring Dance Festival features over 50 Middle and Upper school dancers in works choreographed by the students. Click here to purchase tickets for May 20 (afternoon or evening) or May 21. Seating is limited. Tickets are also available for purchase at school during specified times (click of "read more" for the details).
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Middle Schoolers Walk to Find a Cure for AIDS
Posted 5.1.08
Team Berkeley Carroll (an offshoot of the Middle School community service elective) will be participating in the AIDS Walk on May 18 and is looking for sponsors. If you would like to sponsor the team, click here to access their online fundraising page
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Wax? They Almost Looked Real!
Posted 4.22.08
It was really hot in the gym on April 22, 2008, but there was no risk that the heat would melt the wax sculptures. Turns out they weren't really wax. Click on "read more" to meet the 8th grade living wax museum.
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No One Says No to Pie...Or to Pi
Posted 3.14.08
It's Pi Day! And that means it's the 7th grade math fair. 3.14, get it? Click on "read more" for photos and info.
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