As a middle school, Abundant Life helps your child succeed not just as a student, but as a Christ follower. With instruction from our challenging curriculum, students find opportunities for personal growth and encouragement as they cultivate their unique God-given gifts and learn to positively relate to others.

Character & Integrity

We faithfully teach by traditional methods like lecture, team projects, and reading, but we also emphasize love, kindness and respect for each other. Our Bible-based teaching provides experiences and conversations that enrich your child’s character and prepares them for the future.

Developing Social Skills

Although academic development is essential, time with friends at this age is critical. Our middle school students start the school year with an opportunity to connect outside of the classroom during our annual retreat in September. Helping students develop new friendships can shape their perspectives of others and is crucial to and allows them to be their true selves.

Honing Academic Skills

Students are tasked with the responsibility of their grades, beginning assignments early, and managing the time and resources given to them. As students begin to advocate for themselves, they develop strong study habits for future education.

Thinking Critically

Middle school is a time when students develop greater independence. While most schools simply focus on turning information into knowledge, Abundant Life guides students as they realize who they are as children of God and how to use their knowledge and the gifts He has blessed them with to impact this world.

Maturity in Faith

Middle school plays a key part in cementing adolescents in the Christian faith. Providing structure and guidance is just one part in building an environment that allows kids to grow in their relationship with God. Our middle school does not restrict God to a subject in class, but accurately presented as our creator and His handiwork is present in all we do.

Fostering a Safe Space

Our middle school provides your child a place where they can be physically and emotionally safe. During these formative years, our school serves as a community of faith, a house of learning and a community of friends.