Academics
At Prospect Sierra, we integrate mathematics, literature, writing, art, drama, music, science, world languages, social studies, service learning, physical education, and computer technology into a positive experience for each student. Our project-based curriculum is designed to promote understanding and thoughtfulness as students are asked to think deeply about facts, ideas, connections, and experiences.
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Middle school students participate in visual arts, dramatic arts, music, and performance. Prospect Sierra’s art program encourages creative problem-solving and reinforces the importance of community. There are also middle school electives in vocal music and an after school Beginning Instruments Program.
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Interscholastic competition is offered for all students in grades 6-8. These programs are an extension of the Physical Education curriculum offered in grades K-8. The goal of our interscholastic athletics program is to encourage participation while providing appropriate social, conceptual and skill development for each student.
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The middle school’s 3,850-square-foot library facilities include a library classroom with computers, a quiet reading room, and a large central library space. The library’s mission is to enrich the school’s educational programs, to provide for the interests and needs of students, and to develop and nurture a love of reading.
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In the middle school, the Academic Technology director works closely with library staff and teachers to introduce and support appropriate technology use across the curriculum. We work to empower students to make wise choices about technology as they delve into their curriculum, develop as learners and leaders, and create new ideas and plans.
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The heart of the middle school service learning program addresses how we use our personal power constructively, compassionately, creatively, and courageously to solve problems within our school and our community. Students educate themselves to be informed global citizens, think critically about the issues, nurture a genuine connection to others, and appreciate the multiple stories that make up our world.
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