St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

Middle School

Our middle school is the bridge that prepares students academically, emotionally, and spiritually for secondary education. Leadership, character development, and critical thinking are the essential skills we focus on as we help students at this age continue their formation to Christian adulthood.

Growth in wisdom and virtues for a life of success.

Our curriculum is built around the idea of blending faith and reason. Academic rigor is paired with character formation. Students develop study skills, take ownership of their Christ-centered learning, and practice leadership in an environment where expectations are high and encouragement is constant.

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St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Middle School

By the Numbers

Elective Courses
0
Average # of Students Per Class
40
Remarkable Religious Retreat
0
Sports Teams
0

Five things that make our middle school stand out.

Faith Woven Into Every Day

Students attend weekly Mass, Adoration, and Reconciliation. They have daily faith formation and weekly chapel time. They serve at the altar, sing in choir, and go on an annual retreat. Faith here isn’t a subject. It’s the rhythm of the day.

Academics for What Comes Next

The curriculum is oriented toward ACT college-readiness standards, starting in sixth grade. Students develop real study skills, learn to manage their time, and build the academic habits that set them up for success in high school and beyond.

Character, Compassion, Commitment

These three words are our code of conduct. Expectations are high, guidelines are clear, and encouragement is constant. Students practice making good decisions in an environment where they’re known, supported, and held accountable.

Real Electives Start in Middle School

Electives include art, band, physical education, Spanish, and STEM. Beyond the classroom, students can join athletics, robotics, choir, and the school musical. There’s room for every student to find what lights them up.

The Washington, D.C. Trip

Every spring, the entire 8th grade class travels to Washington, D.C. It’s a capstone experience that brings history, civics, and community together in a trip students remember for years.

Ready to Experience the Difference?

RSVP for a monthly information session or schedule a private tour to learn more about the school, ask questions, and discover what makes GTACS truly unique.

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