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Grades 7-8
Here at the midpoint of schooling, everything is changing – making these “in-between years” a time worth cherishing.
Nobody likes being stuck in the middle – that awkward space between the no longer and the not yet. It is why our seventh and eighth graders have a special place to belong in the Upper School, where they will continue to flourish.
We recognize this window for what it really is — a God-designed unique time in your child’s formative years. We relish navigating the early teen years with your student by fostering intellectual curiosity and nurturing the budding maturity that is beginning to blossom.
Academics
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in Grades 7-8
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in Grades 7-8
Arts
The perfect roles await our emerging artists.
Beyond art class where students learn to create and critique, the arts for seventh and eighth graders expand dramatically to include music and performing arts. Whether acting, performing in the choir, playing in the orchestra or band, or working behind the scenes on the set production crew, there is an ideal role that awaits.
Opportunities
All the social connectedness desired (and no phone app required)
Yearbook. Washington, D.C. trip. Ski club. Rube Goldberg competition. Annual retreat. Chapel. Service projects. This mix of fun, social, spiritual, and service opportunities gives students ample time to build deeper community and meaningful friendships outside the classroom.
Quick Facts:
All of our faculty and staff are followers of Jesus Christ and love building relationships with students.
The average number of students enrolled in grades seven and eight making us large enough to offer many opportunities for students to plug-in, lead, and serve and small enough for your child to be known.
The United States Department of Education recognized us as a recipient of the prestigious National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence for Exemplary High Performance.
We moved from three to two campuses this school year. Grades 7-12 form the Upper School and moved into new and expanded facilities.
WC’s fine arts programs helped Alysha Beard develop talents on violin, singing while strengthening a sense of confidence
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WC’s youth basketball program may have opened a door for the Moore Family to discover WC, but their story goes much deeper than sports.
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Pandemic confirmed Myhals decision to send their children to WC
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