Middle School
Tools And Transitions
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In sixth through eighth grades, MACA students begin the transition to greater independence and specialization in learning and faith, while continuing to develop and deepen the general tools they began to master in elementary school.
Forward Looking
Middle School is a pivotal time between childhood and adulthood, and we want to challenge our middle schoolers to look forward rather than back. Especially in later grades, we incorporate middle schoolers into high school sports, chapel services, and projects, while also increasing their responsibility for independent learning.
Realistic
Education doesn’t happen in a bubble, and Christian education needs to address the real challenges—mental, emotional, and spiritual—that young people face at younger and younger ages. MACA partners with parents to help students prepare through apologetics and biblical worldview training, technology stewardship, discipleship, and spiritual formation.
Personalized
For middle schoolers too, we focus on small class sizes and adaptive learning environments, but middle school also sees an increase in electives, athletics, and extracurricular activities so that each student can explore the breadth of possibilities God has in store.
Frequently Asked Questions
What curriculum does MACA use for Middle School?
Does MACA have scholarships or financial aid for Middle School students?
MACA is part of the Georgia GOAL program, which directs allotted Georgia state taxes to private education institutions while providing participating taxpayers with 100% tax credits for those dollars. It’s an amazing opportunity we direct into scholarships for students. We also have other opportunities for scholarships and partnerships you can read about here.