Junior High School

7th and 8th Grade

Our challenging, college-preparatory curriculum lays a strong foundation and prepares junior high students for a lifetime of learning. Students transition to 3 days of on-campus learning. As students grow in maturity, we encourage skills like time-management, organization, personal responsibility, and independence. A parent’s role is vital in setting a student up for success on-campus and at home. The approach and attitude a student and parent bring make all the difference in junior high.

Core Classes: 

  • Biblical Worldview
  • English
  • History & Social Science
  • Math
  • Science

Elective Classes: 

  • Archery
  • Art
  • Chess Club
  • Christian Communicators
  • Cooking
  • Physical Education
  • Robotics
  • Running
  • Strings
  • Voice Ensemble

Explore CPP Grade Standards

Seventh Grade

Cumulative proficient completion of sixth grade requirements, plus:  Ability to proficiently complete curriculum objectives for this grade level.  Students must have mastery of using sentence writing, structure, and style as part of daily instructional technique as well as have mastery of creative exemplary writing and prose.  Students at this level must have mastery of multiplying and dividing decimals, order of operations, exponents, squares, square roots, greatest common factor, least common multiple, comparing and ordering fractions, comparing and ordering decimals, and renaming units of measure.  Students must also have a sound base in pre-geometry using variables as part of patterns that generalize abbreviations in formulas, and unknowns in problems.  Note achievement percentages under the Academic Status for Students heading.

Eighth Grade

Cumulative proficient completion of seventh grade requirements, plus:  Ability to proficiently complete curriculum objectives for this grade level.  Students must have mastery of stylistic as well as expressive writing techniques as predetermined by the course syllabus.  Students must have a sound base of the elements of style as it relates to cleanliness, accuracy, and brevity in English composition.  Students must also have mastery of whole numbers, decimals, number theory, fractions, forms of rational numbers, using percents, measurements, introductory geometry, introductory algebra, area volume, probability, statistics, and integers.  Students must have a basic understanding of relations, functions, logic, and set theory.