Sixth / Seventh / Eighth Grades
Come Play Ultimate Frisbee with us Wednesdays after school starting after Spring Break!
Penny will be running this activity. She is also looking for parent volunteers to help out.
Ultimate is a fast-paced, non-contact team sport played with a flying disc, where teams advance the disc by passing it to teammates, aiming to catch it in the opposing team's end zone for a point.
We will be walking over to Bryant Middle School (800 E South Temple) where there is a large field for us to play on. Students need to be picked up from Bryant at 5pm.Dates: Wednesdays, starting April 9th-May 14th
Times: 3pm-5pm
For: 4th-8th graders
Cost: $30 fee waivers available upon request
No experience necessary.
Register in the main office.
Email Penny with any questions penny.davis@slcschools.org
Clay pieces created in a pottery explore. (2024)
Get to Know the Upper Grades
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Alice in Wonderland (2024)
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Eighth graders complete a capstone project during their final year with us. This project stems from something they are passionate about. By spring, they will have created something new based on that learning. This project and its process is presented to the whole school. Eighth graders also participate in a combined 100 hours of community service learning.
This is one of 3 library murals completed as 8th grade projects. It was based on a 5-8 grade community read of Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You written by Jason Reynolds and Ibram X. Kendi. (2021)
For more information contact teachers below.
Our Upper classes are taught by grade level for academic subjects and grade-blended classes for homeroom, P.E., Visual & Performing Arts, and more. Teachers, parents, and students create an inclusive learning environment within their community of classrooms.
Subjects are taught using project-based learning to increase engagement and share knowledge, such as coding a robot to be a tour guide that teaches how cells function.
Our Math program uses Middle School Math Curriculum, a research based program approved by the SLCSD.
Science class consists of labs, research projects, and science literacy skill building activities.
Humanities class combines Language Arts and Social Studies. During this class novels are read, essays written, and students are involved in experiences such as podcasting and curating living history museums.
P.E. is taught by certified teacher, Penny Davis four days a week.
Electives (called Explore Classes) are parent led and happen weekly based on parent involvement. For example, this term parents and teachers are leading classes on coding, ceramics, sewing, magazines, painting, cooking, and more.
Teachers also offer after school activities such as Theater and Archery.
Upper Grade Parent Meetings are scheduled six times a year on the 3rd Tuesday of the month. See calendar for specific dates.
6/7/8 Grade Curriculum
Math
Humanities
Wilson & Higher Steps
Science
Other Skills & Apps
