Parent-Coached Athletics
Superstar status is not required for boys and girls to participate in Middle School sports. Teams in a broad spectrum of sports are organized and coached by parents and volunteers, under the direction of the Middle School athletic director, to encourage all students to acquire new skills, develop teamwork, learn sportsmanship and, most of all, have fun:
(More information about each sport can be found in the Current Community section)
- Baseball
- Boys Basketball
- Girls Basketball
- Cross Country
- Football
- Boys Golf
- Girls Golf
- Boys Hockey
- Girls Hockey
- Girls Lacrosse
- Nordic Skiing
- Alpine Skiing
- Boys Soccer
- Girls Soccer
- Girls Softball
- Girls Swimming
- Boys Tennis
- Track and Field
- Volleyball
- Wrestling
Fine Arts and Extracurricular Activities
Graded courses in visual art, music and theater are included in the classroom curriculum for Middle School students. Band instrument instruction begins in Grade 5. Middle School students have opportunities to perform in drama, choir, band, and string groups, as well.
Extracurricular activities include several competitive teams that offer Middle School students an exciting opportunity to sharpen their academic skills:
(More information about fine arts and extracurriculars can be found in the Current Community section)
- Knowledge Open Master
- Spelling Bee
- State Math Competitions
- Math Masters
- Middle School Math Team
And there is still plenty of opportunity for fun and friendship when students gather for:
- Exploratory Learning Days
- Chess Team and Chess Tournaments
- Debate Club
- Student Council
- Middle School Play
- 7th Grade Retreat
- Parties and Socials
